In the ever-evolving universe of Indian cinema, where countless dreams are born and broken every day, Abeer Vatts shines as a thoughtful and spiritually rooted creator. His story isn’t just about making it in the film industry—it’s about holding onto purpose while exploring art in its truest form. From a humble background in Uttar Pradesh to a flourishing career across Mumbai and South India, Abeer’s path has been marked by resilience, depth,...
There’s something unmistakably cinematic about the Mumbai monsoon. The city slows just enough to let the drama unfold — skies heavy with clouds, roads shimmering with reflections, and a faint petrichor in the air. Whether you’re escaping office blues, dodging puddles with friends, or curling up solo with a book, coffee becomes more than a beverage — it becomes comfort. This season, trade the hustle for hushed interiors, fogged-up windows, and cups...
Mumbai’s food lovers were left in disbelief this week when rumours began swirling that Jimmy Boy, the beloved century-old Parsi restaurant near Horniman Circle, was shutting down. As panic spread across social media and news portals published reports about its alleged closure, it seemed as though the city was about to lose a culinary institution. But take a deep breath — Jimmy Boy is not closing its doors for good. What Sparked...
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