Ideas Without Boundaries.
By Kavita A Chhibber My grandmother once said to me that whenever you pray and you suddenly find tears streaming down your cheeks, it means that the divine energy you are praying to is standing before you, answering your prayers, healing you, and telling you Read More ...
“Conversations” with Kavita Chhibber is an engaging, informal podcast with journalist, astrologer and energy healer Kavita Chhibber. She is joined on many occasions by her partner Ajit. Topics range from relationships, culture and self-improvement to interviews with subject matter experts and celebrities. FULL LIST OF Read More ...
“Besides being a good friend, I have found Kavita to be knowledgeable about music; not just Bollywood pop, but also Indian classical. I have found her questions and interviews different from others and quite enjoy them.” Asha Bhosle. Legendary vocalist, Playback Singer “Kavita Chhibber is Read More ...
Vikas Khanna: Master Chef, Filmmaker, Philanthropist and tireless champion of creativity. In this candid conversation with @KavitaChhibber , Vikas Khanna shares his thoughts on his films, his humanitarian work to feed millions and his upcoming projects. Read More ...
Kavita's extensive conversation with International Emmy-nominated actor Arjun Mathur. They discuss films, life, dreams, mysticism and so much more. Candid insight into a talented actor who is not jaded by nepotism, judgment and obstacles. He takes his new found fame in his stride... Read More ...
By Kavita A Chhibber I saw “Gulabo Sitabo” late last night. This is a movie that will probably receive conflicting reviews. I loved it. The film revolves around a crotchety and petty old man, Mirza (played with brilliant nuance by Amitabh Bachchan) and his obsession Read More …
Kavita Chhibber in conversation with Master Chef Vikas Khanna Kavita’s note: I have been wanting to start this column forever. The idea and the title “Extraordinary Measures” came when I once said to my husband Ajit, “We are all ordinary people. But we are made Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber Because I cannot visualize him without her warm presence, I chose this endearing picture of Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Kapoor to share my thoughts. Things happen in strange ways. Ajit and I try to watch a movie every night (after a Read More …
By Kavita A Chhibber I had a weird premonition the past two weeks. I kept asking Ajit to watch “Maqbool”. For Irrfan Khan. I went to see “Angrezi Medium” on the first day, and Ajit left work to accompany me. For Irrfan Khan. Corona hit Read More …
By Kavita A. Chhibber Charity and corporate social responsibility have become big business these days, but what does charity really mean to people who are mega achievers and at the top of their careers? Vivek Anand Oberoi made his film debut with a big bang Read More …
By Kavita A. Chhibber “Thappad” is an important film on so many levels. The story, intersecting the lives of four women starts by seemingly revolving around one single slap (delivered in the heat of the moment, by an angry husband who is arguing with one of Read More …
By Kavita A.Chhibber Kashmiri Panditon Ke Ghar” (“The homes of The Kashmiri Pandits”) In the narrow lanes of the old town The homes smolder like unfinished funeral pyres The shards from broken windows create wounds That drip from the roofs built by our forefathers Dimmed Read More …
I was at our friends’ house for dinner on the 4th of August when the husband asked me if my parents were okay. Then he asked what Article 370 was. This was a question I have been repeatedly asked by both my Indian and non Read More …
Kavita A Chhibber Charity and corporate social responsibility have become big business these days, but what does charity really mean to people who are mega achievers and at the top of their careers? Kavita talks to Master Chef Vikas Khanna A Master Chef with 5 Read More …
“Wahan mat dekho, ap shagun hoga.” (“Don’t look there, it will bring bad luck”). For 5-time Michelin Star recipient Master Chef Vikas Khanna, those were words he had heard all through his life growing up. The object provoking that comment, an old widow, was apologetically Read More …
You must be logged in to post a comment.