Colorama 2018 conducted by Forum Celebration Mall was a huge hit amongst the kids who made magnificent art in the competition. It gave a platform to all the students to explore the artists in themselves which otherwise they are too busy to do. The theme of Forum Colorama 2018 was ‘Agriculture in India’ which also helped the kids to understand the significance of this part in the country.
It was conducted on 24th November 2018 at Forum Celebration Mall along with 7 malls in 6 cities simultaneously where more than 10000 kids participated all across the country. Here, at Forum Celebration Mall, more than 500 kids from 22 schools aging between 4 to 16 years participated in the competition. Forum Colorama 2018 was conducted in four groups wherein there was a first, second and the third position for the winners. These winners from the different categories are as follows:
Category A (4 to 6 years) – Pranay Upadhyay, Diyan Karanpuriya, and Hiya Pareekh respectively
Category B (7 to 9 years) – Suyanshi Varun, Jaya Manwani, and Yakshika Suthar respectively
Category C (10 to 13 years) – Dimple Parihar, Chahna Jain, and Nishchay Sisodiya respectively
Category D (14 to 16 years) – Harshit kanoriya, Chaya Sharma, and Tanish Pagariya respectively
Drawing sheets for the competition was given by the mall. All the winners were awarded gifts and trophies. Moreover, there was a ‘Learn and go creative zone’ as well for junior students to learn creative activities.
All the students who attended the competition were given medal by ‘Just for Kids’ brand, certificates by ‘Forum Celebration Mall, and various gift vouchers and colors were given from 612 league, Snow Park, Kap Kids, Ahuja, and Learn and go.
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Our city – Udaipur is completely filled with beauty in and out. And this beauty is not reflected in just its history, culture and its places, but also in its people. There are some gem of the people belonging from Udaipur who, with their hard work and success, have not just made the city but the entire nation proud.
But sadly, with time we tend to forget the accomplishment of such people of the city. The series ‘People from Udaipur you should know about’ tends to glorify the journey of these famous and triumphant people from Udaipur who have become an epitome of success in their lives.
Dinesh Nandini Dalmia
Dinesh Nandini Dalmia, originally known as Dinesh Nandini Chordia, was born on 16th February 1928 in Udaipur. She was a renowned poet, story writer, and novelist of Hindi literature.
Life of Dinesh Nandini Dalmia
Dinesh started her literary activities at a mere age of 13 years. In the year 1946, at the age of 18 years, she got married to Ramkrishna Dalmia.
Source: सम्पूर्ण क्रांति
Ramkrishan Dalmia was the founder of the Dalmia group and after Jamshed Ji Tata and Ghanshyam Das Birla, he was the third biggest industrialist and third richest person in the country. He had a very close relationship with Mohammad Ali Jinnah and other popular politicians back then. During that time, when people couldn’t even imagine having a second marriage, he had six marriages where Dinesh Dalmia was his sixth wife. His life had been full of marital affairs but Dinesh agreed to marry him only on one condition that this would be his last marriage and it turned out to be true. But he still had many affairs with other ladies including the sister of Mohd. Ali Jinnah, Fatima Jinnah (as per the rumor).
Ramkrishna Dalmia | Source: News18
Even after her marriage Dinesh Nandini continued her education to secure a post-graduate degree and became the first woman to hold a master’s degree in the entire state of Rajasthan.
Dinesh was known to be a feminist because of her views as well as her literary works. She protested against the purdah system and discrimination against women. She was an active member of Indo-China Friendship Society, Lekhika Sangh and the Institute of Comparative Religion and Literature (ICRL) and even served as the president of ICRL.
Her work has compelled stalwarts like Harivansh Rai Bachchan to praise her in his autobiography. Pandit Nehru wrote several letters in appreciation of her works.
Notable works
Amongst her many bestsellers books, some popular ones are Shabnam, Niraash Aasha, Mujhe Maaf Kama and Yeh Bhi Jhooth Hai. Her daughter ‘Neelima Dalmia Adhar’ also wrote the famous biography of her father named as Father Dearest: The Life and Times of R. K. Dalmia in 2003.
Neelima Adhar Dalmia | Source: Times of India
Subsequently, she also wrote short stories and novels, out of which 35 were published.
‘Phool Ka Dard’ is a documentary film which is made by her work of the same name.
She was one of the founder of the literary magazine, Richa and was its chief editor.
Awards and Achievements
Dinesh has been awarded various awards during her lifetime. Indian government awarded her with the third highest civilian award ‘Padma Bhushan’ in 2006 for her contribution to literature.
‘Shabnam’, her first published book earned her the Sakseria Award. She was also a recipient of Prem Chand Award.
She received Mahila Sasakthikaran Puraskar of the Hindi Sahitya Akademi in 2001 and Rani Durgavati University conferred a doctorate on her in 2005.
Delhi administration named a market at W-point, Tilak Marg as Dineshnandini Dalmia Chowk in her honor.
India Posts issued a commemorative stamp on her in 2009.
Stamp of Dinesh | Source: The Hindu
Dinesh Nandini Dalmia died on 25 October 2007, at the age of 79 in Delhi leaving behind her strong thoughts of wisdom through her literary works.
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Respective Prime Minister Narendra Modi will come to Udaipur today and stay here for just 10 minutes. PM Modi will arrive at Udaipur airport from Mandsaur after which he will go to Delhi in a different aircraft.
The entire administration has to make all the protocol related preparations for the PM’s arrival. Authorities including the district administration, Medical Department, Police, and all security services have been put on alert.
Source: Telangana Today
For the same, Members of SPG held a meeting at Udaipur airport where SP Kunwar Rashtradeep, ADM (Administration) Chandmal Verma, CMHO Dr. Dinesh Kharadi and RNT Medical College Principal Dr. DP Singh were present. Everyone has been put on alert regarding the protocol requirements.
Apart from that, a medical board has been set up too at RNT Medical College. The board has to station up at the airport along with an ambulance loaded with a ventilator, cardiac monitor, oxygen cylinder, suction machine, the blood of A+ blood group, medicines and a variety of other lifesaving equipment.
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From an idea to an ideal, Udaipur’s most loved and talked – about Instagram channel, UdaipurBlog reaches 100K! Yes, UB touches a count of 100,000+ followers on Instagram today. The ride has been an amazing one people!
The UB Journey
On this day, we wanna take you back in time to watch how our ship sailed through the winds!
THE JOURNEY
When we touched 1000+ followers
22 July 2014
It is rightly said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Our journey also started with little baby steps in the year 2014 with a tiny success of getting 1000+ followers on our Instagram handle.
The amazing 10,000
23 June 2015
Soon after a successful herald, we ticked our first box. 10k followers were huge for us and we duly thank Udaipur!
The happiness of 50,000 followers
5 August 2016
This cannot be put into great words, but yes, within a span of two years we gained wishes and support of 50k people over our Instagram. Have you ever experienced climbing a mountain? The feeling is always amazing, we sure do get tired but the view from there is worth all the efforts. Must have experienced it when climbing ‘Bahubali Hill’, haven’t you?
The same feeling comes when all the efforts creating an aesthetically appealing content for the people of the city you love, get appreciated by a loyal followership.
A whopping 100k
23 November 2018
Two years later to a 50K followership, today we have achieved 100K! The road to 100K wasn’t smooth but with the love for the city and its people made us work harder.
WHAT MADE UB UDAIPUR’S FAVE?
UB Food Drives
A new concept initiated by UdaipurBlog and spread to you by our Instagram in Udaipur received a lot of appreciation. We conducted two food drives for our lovely people of Udaipur. The whole concept was to meet new people, explore new eateries in Udaipur and of course taste good food!
UB Style
Coming up with the merchandise of our very own city. UB style is all about keeping the essence of the city alive through our wardrobe! People loved wearing the identity of our beautiful City of Lakes!
UB Photowalks and Workshops
We never forget our photographers and photography lovers! We conducted several workshops and photowalks for our enthusiasts.
Some of them are mentioned below:
Streets of India Photo Walk
UdaipurBlog held an amazing and the only SOI walk in Udaipur on 28th June, 2015.
Learn your DSLR by Pranshu Dubey Workshop
Another workshop held by UB was with Pranshu Dubey, the founder of PixelDo.com
It was a 3 days’ workshop and people really enjoyed a lot!
Udaipur Light Festival
The much talked about and much loved festival of Udaipur is the Udaipur Light Festival. Each year, since its inception, people in large number gather at a designated spot to celebrate the festivities of Diwali.
This year we witnessed an enormous crowd of 8000+ people at Shouryagarh Resort and Spa at ULF 2018!
WE ARE THERE FOR OUR PEOPLE!
We love promoting and fostering people’s ventures, important events and businesses so that they reach the newer nuances of success in their respective fields. We are there for our people! Our clientele has been very generous and kind to us and we look forward to working with an amazing array of creative people further in the future.
Another vital and loved entity is the UB Life Card which is for our clients of the hospitality & FnB industry so they grow exponentially.
Well, how can we forget #UBLifeTips!
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Last but not least,
WE ARE THANKFUL!
We extend our gratitude to everyone who has been a part of this amazing journey and to all those who will continue to be a part of us. Your kind comments, appreciation, positive criticism makes us BIGGER and BETTER with each passing year.
It is not just a celebration for us, but for all our people who constantly support us, who like our content and share it.
A special thanks to Dimpy Chundawat for managing and creating our Instagram what it is today. Three cheers for you!!!
You & We make #UBFamily
Thank you for being with us on this wonderful journey!
In the life full of chaos and business, it is really important to take care of your beauty and wellness. Or if you are at a vacation to Udaipur, a there no greater gift to your body than a fancy spa. It will not just relax you but actually prepare yourself for the time ahead.
Udaipur has a number of spas that are expert in taking all your stress away and giving the time of your life.
Ayurveda Ayurvedic Massage Centre
Services provided –Ayurvedic herbal massage, ayurvedic healing, deep tissue massage, ayurvedic skin care, facial, manicure, pedicure, etc.
Address – Near Udaikothi Hotel, Outside Chandpole, Udaipur
Contact – +91 94141 71102
Ayurvedic Body Care
Services provided – Ayurvedic rejuvenation and detoxification through massages Shirodhara & Hot Oil therapy.
Services provided – Swedish massage, Aroma Therapy, Ayurvedic Therapy, Balinese Therapy, Deep Tissue Therapy, Thai Massage, Head Massage, Head & Shoulder Massage, etc.
Address – 2nd Floor, R Kay Mall, Panchvati, R K Mall, Udaipur City,
Contact – 9152643921
Ananta group of spa
Services provided – Signature Thai Therapy, Balinese Therapy, Aroma Oil Therapy, Thai Herbal Compress Therapy, Organic Therapies, Scandinavian Therapy, American Deep Tissue Therapy, Indonesian Therapy, Indian Hot Herbal Therapy, Hawaiian (Lomi Lomi Therapy), Hungarian Therapy, Hot Stone Therapy, Jimbaran Therapy, etc.
Address – No. 88, new Fatehpura, near Baskin & robbin ice cream parlor, Sukhadia circle
Contact – 9351368089
Prabhat Spa Salon N Institute
Services provided – Swedish massage, Balinese (deep tissue massage), reflexology, abhyangam (potli massage), weight loss (tummy), breast firming, legs massage, back massage, normal body massage with steam, body massage with wrapping, relaxation massage, body massage for slimming, massage for body glow, massage for oily & acne body, body polishing, massage for joint pain, massage for dry & blemishes body
Address – Near Lok Kala Mandal, Chougan Scheme, Panchwati Udaipur
Contact – +91 294 2417623
Source: Just dial
Bounce Salon & Makeover Studio
Services provided – Beauty spas, manicure, pedicure, body massage, etc.
Address – Ashok Nagar Main Road, Udaipur City, Udaipur
Contact – 9152766982
Mudra the Spa (Ananta Resort)
Services provided – Swedish Massage, Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Balinese, Hot Stone Massage, Spiced Body Scrub, Thai Massage, Reflexology Foot, etc.
Address – Village Bujhda, Tehsil Girwa, Kodiyat Road, Udaipur
Contact – +91 954 9891798
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Rishabh Jain, a resident of Udaipur, has become the first Ironman of the entire city of Lakes – Udaipur. Rishabh is a gym operator and has been into the field of fitness from last 8-10 years. With his hard work and dedication, he has made our Udaipur proud in the entire nation.
What is Ironman 2018?
Ironman Langkawi Malaysia is an annual triathlon organized by World Triathlon Corporation which consists of three endurance activities – cycling (180 km), running (42 km) and swimming (4 km). This grueling race takes place in the month of November in Langkawi, Malaysia.
Ironman Triathlon is widely considered as one of the most difficult one-day sporting events in the world. Every year thousands of people arrive at the event to win the title of Ironman but very few are able to achieve it.
The Ironman of Udaipur
Many pages of struggle, challenges, and victory were unfolded during our conversation with Rishabh. Let’s read what he has to say about his conquest.
What according to you is Ironman triathlon?
To me, Ironman is a race which doesn’t just tests your physical ability but also your mental ability. I remember the night before the race when many of the participants were going haywire with nervousness. That was the time, I realized that it’s about mental strength too. Preparing yourself to get involved in the 17-hour long race and creating the mental balance is no less than a war.
With more than 2400 participants this year, where around 50 participants were Indian, there’s one thing I can surely say that it was very tough.
How much training did you go through to become the Ironman?
The training period of mine was a mere 5 months which was way too less as Ironman requires a training of at least 1 to 1 ½ year. So it was already a challenge to me. For the entire 5 months, I completely engrossed myself in it. I was not a good swimmer or a good cyclist either, but with time and practice, I became one. I remember the struggle when I used to swim even during the winter evening and when I used to trek and run in the scorching sun of summers. Even after the muscle pain from the previous day, I had to train myself. I often thought to quit, but I think my motivation was way to bigger than that.
Now that we’re talking about the motivation, tell us what inspired you to pursue this triathlon?
Some 3-4 years back, I saw a huge picture covering the entire page of the newspaper. As I saw further, it was Milind Soman with a medal of Ironman and a big fat victorious smile on his face. Milind has always been an inspiration to me. The way he stays so fit even in this age has always worked as a catalyst for me. That was the time, I decided that for once in my life, I’ll achieve the title of Ironman.
What all challenges did you face during the race?
Well, there were several. To me, Swimming and cycling was the most difficult part of the race. I used to train in the swimming pool whereas, during the race, we had to swim in the sea where there were lots of harsh waves. And to add up to the difficulty, there arrived the thunderstorm which made several participants quit. For a moment, even I thought to quit but then I just asked myself a single question ‘Is it doable?’ The answer came yes and then there was no stopping before I reached the finish line of the swimming phase.
The second round was the cycling round. The path of cycling had an elevation of 1500 m which I wasn’t prepared about at all. So this one time, I fell down from my bicycle. I had such a harsh fall that as soon as I got up the first thing I checked was is there any serious injury in any part of my body. Luckily there wasn’t. Although, I had scratches on my entire left side, some way or the other I completed it and reached the final level which was running. After the cycling of 180 km, my legs were in tremendous pain. By the end of the race, I couldn’t really move my leg. But then I remembered what a friend of mine told me during such a situation.
He told me to tell my god that it’s only you doing it. If I win today, you win. If I lose today, you lose. And after the longest 14 hours and 29 minutes of my life, I crossed the finish line. Tears of happiness trickled down my face and I knew I have fulfilled my dream along with several others’.
We wish Rishabh all the very best for his future endeavors and to keep making our city proud.
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It is possible that you might have heard of the village Menar which resides at a distance of around 52 km from Udaipur. And why wouldn’t you, the village is very well known not just in the city but entire Rajasthan for being the bird’s paradise. Menar Lake in the village witnesses many migratory birds especially in the winter season and that makes it the ideal destination for the bird watchers around the city.
Source: Patrika
These migratory birds include Greater Flamingo, White-Tailed Lapwing, Pelican, Marsh Harrier, Black Kite, Green Sandpiper, Wood sandpiper, Little Ringed Plover, Red-wattled Lapwing, Northern Shoveler, Northern Pintail, Common Crane, Bar Headed Goose and many more!
Well, that was about the Menar Lake. But there are some more things that make the village stand out.
The 52 feet Shiv Idol
Otherwise known for being the Bird Village, Menar is also very popular for its 52 feet high idol of Lord Shiv which becomes a point of faith amongst thousands of devotees who come here to worship this gigantic idol of Lord Shiva during Monsoons. The temple which homes the colossal idol is known as Thakur Ji temple. The famous Bollywood movie ‘Dhadak’ has also been shot here.
Temple in the song ‘Pehli Baar’ of movie Dhadak
According to the villagers, the idol has been constructed by the fellow villager, Prabhulal Joshi. The Shiv idol situated in Haridwar inspired Prabhulal to build one in his own village. The construction of the idol has given employment to more than 400 people of the village and the artisans of the idol were called from South India.
Lucky number 52
Source: onthehighroadblog.wordpress
It is also said that the village has some sort of connection with the number 52. Villagers say that several years ago, Maharana Pratap got so impressed by the bravery and courage of the villagers that he gifted a land of 52 Bigha (a measure of land) to this village. Also, the distance between the district headquarters and the village is also 52 km. This can be the possible reason why the height of the idol is kept 52 feet.
People of Menar village
The chain of amazement doesn’t stop yet! The people of Menar village are no less than anything else here. The credit of Menar being the Bird’s paradise doesn’t solely goes to the ecosystem of the area but also to its people. In recent months, Menar has been in the news for having set an example in community-driven conservation.
The villagers made some fair attempts to save the fishes of the lake. In order to ensure a healthy ecosystem people of Menar village have stopped using the water of the lakes for irrigation purpose, fishing has been prohibited and regular weeding is done to get rid of water hyacinth overgrowth.
Villagers relocating fishes | Source: Times Of India
They have also set up a group of volunteers known as ‘Pakshi Mitra’ who ensure a safe stay to the flying visitors. From rescuing injured birds to conducting regular anti-poaching patrols, these volunteers have set a benchmark to conserve the ecosystem of the village.
Menaria – A Brahmin community originated from Menar village
Source: National Herald
As mentioned above, the history of Menar goes long back to the time of Maharana Pratap’s reign and even before that. After multiple wars taking place during the period of 1226 AD in Mewar, many people were martyred. The remaining people scattered to find a home in places. The people who went to Nagda (currently known as eklingji) became Nagda Brahmin, people who went to Pali were known as Paliwals and then the people who came to Menar became popular with the name of Menarias.
Many Menaria people from Menar have become cooks to India’s Millionaire
From Dhirubhai Ambani and the Hinduja brothers to Lata Mangeshkar and Juhi Chawla, the Menaria chefs have handled the kitchens of the multi-millionaires as well as many celebrities in the country.
For instance, Yashwant Menaria from the village manages the kitchen of the Hinduja brothers in London. When he was in the age of 14, he took the contract of running the canteen of the multinational company near his village and this was the beginning of all.
Yashwant Menaria | Source: BBC
Poonamchand Aklingdasot is another Menaria has an interesting story himself. Poonamchand used to cook for Lata Mangeshkar’s family before which he managed the household of Dhirubhai Ambani in 1997.
The interesting thing about the Menaria chefs is that many of them have never attended a cooking course and yet they are preparing all the cuisine from Mexican and Italian to Chinese and Continental and earns a handsome six-figure salary (often in addition to free boarding, lodging, and air travel!)
Such is the glory of this village. When are you planning to visit Menar?
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Winter season is around the corner. We might not like the harsh weather with having to carry so many heavy jackets around all day long, but one pleasure of winter that no one can deny is the scrumptious winter delicacy of Mewar. Udaipur is flooded with mouthwatering delicacies all around but you have to accept that some things simply tastes better in the winter season. And apart from that, it is said that our body engine works better in winter and the food is digested quickly. So you can have all the guilty pleasures this winter without having any regrets.
We bring to you a list of all the best winter delicacies that you should try this winter in Udaipur.
Garam Doodh (hot milk)
Source: Udaipur Mart
What’s better than the thick nutty milk topped with savory malai in a kulhad cup? This is the most loved drink of every Udaipurite in the winters.
Where –Jodhpur Misthan Bhandaar, Bapu Bazaar, Opposite Town Hall
Makki ki Raab
this authentic mouthwatering Rajasthani delight is something which can’t be resisted by anyone, especially in winters. Raab is a healthy and nutritious porridge made from corn flour, curd, and rice. It is not just healthy but gives a peculiar pleasing taste to your taste buds as well.
Where –Bapu Bazaar
Makkike dhokle
Source: Archana’s Kitchen
This warm and comfort food of winters from Rajasthani cuisine is usually had with dal and onion salad. Loads of ghee is poured upon the dhokla to make it irresistible. Apart from Dal Baati, this is one dish which shouldn’t be missed at all.
Where –Gordhan Thal, 32, Shopping Center, City Station Road
Makki ki Papdi
Source: Ankita dabla
Deep fried papad served with either salad or spices. It is the best snack for winters when eaten fresh. Usually, it is consumed with tea.
Where – Aapni Dhaani and Shilpgram
Boiled egg
Source: youtube
Non-Vegetarian? Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten you at all. Eggs are an amazing source of protein which will promise you a good dose of nutrition along with a fabulous taste and it won’t even burn a hole in your pocket.
Where – Opposite Samor Bagh, Dudh Talai
Tomato soup
Tomato soup is not alien to anyone but at this place, the taste of the soup will remain in your mouth until you die. This exceptional tomato soup is topped up with fresh coriander leaves and pieces of dry toast which compliments it.
Where –Mayur Tomato soup opposite Woodland showroom, Bapu Bazaar
Desserts
For me, winter is the best time for having desserts and why wouldn’t it be? All the luscious sweet and sizzling Rajasthani desserts will just let you have another cheat day. So here’s a quick food bucket list for all the foodies out there to try this winter season while you are in Udaipur.
This one dessert can be called the star of the winters. It is a dessert made from sesame seeds and jaggery. Apart from being absolutely delicious, sesame seeds have some health-boosting mineral which is good for your skin and bones. It is also a rich source of protein.
Where –You can find this delicacy at any sweet shop in Udaipur during winters and while you are there don’t forget to try the peanut chikki as well.
Halva
Be it Badaam halva (almond pudding), suji halva (semolina pudding) or Gaajar ka Halwa (carrot pudding), as soon as the first warm spoon of this dish gets into your mouth, you just cannot help yourself but have at least a bowl of it.
Gaund is a heat giving edible gum extracted by the bark of a tree. This heat giving dish is heartily devoured in Udaipur during the winter season. It is usually had with a glass of milk during breakfast while some prefer to have it as a dessert after their meal.
Where – Nagda Misthan, Asthal Mandir Chouraha, Surajpole, Udaipur
Maalpue
Soft and sweet bread soaked in the warm chashni (sugar syrup) is all you would want this winter. This sweet dish contains the entire essence of winter in Udaipur. Maalpue has one more variation known as Rabdi ke maalpue which is made out of another sweet dish known as ‘Rabdi’.
Where – Shastri sweets, Shastri Circle, Udaipur
Where are you heading to this winter season?
Do you think we have missed something? Then mention it in the comment section below along with where is it served best in Udaipur or you can directly write to me at juhee@udaipurblog.com.
Our city – Udaipur is completely filled with beauty in and out. And this beauty is not reflected in just its history, culture and its places, but also in its people. There is some gem of the people belonging from Udaipur who, with their hard work and success, have not just made the city but the entire nation proud.
But sadly, with time we tend to forget the accomplishment of such people of the city. The series ‘People from Udaipur you should know about’ tends to glorify the journey of these famous and triumphant people from Udaipur who have become an epitome of success in their lives.
Ashok Banthia
Ashok Banthia, who is also famous by the name Ashok Bathia or Ashok Bhatia, is a Hindi film actor as well as director. Ashok was born in Udaipur in a traditional business family. In the year 1932, after earning a diploma in theatre and dramatics from Punjab University, Chandigarh, Ashok went to the National School of Drama in New Delhi followed by a course in the direction at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA), in Sydney.
Source: CineBee
His Achievements
As soon as he finished his courses at NIDA, he was offered to work with Kennedy Miller’s serial Bodyline, where he played the role of Indian cricketer Nawab of Pataudi Sr. The serial Bodyline set a benchmark in his life and then there was no looking back for him. He then worked for some more foreign films such as Peter Morhan’s English film ‘The Peacock Spring’, the French film ‘Indian Orchid’ and a gazillion of Hindi films too.
In the Indian film industry, Ashok has played a significant role. He has worked in several serials and films. Some of his popular film work includes Jaane Bhi do Yaaro (1983), Bedardi (1993), Mission Kashmir (2000), Aankhen (2002), 7 ½ Phere (2005), Chase (2010), Rush (2012), Cigarette Ki Tarah (2012) and his most recent and popular movie is Sonam Kapoor starrer ‘Khoobsurat’ (2014).
Ashok in film Khoobsurat | Source: qweetula.blogspot
Apart from that, his famous work in Hindi TV Serial Industry includes Balika Vadhu aired on Colors, Ramayan (2012 TV Series) aired on Zee TV, Mahadev aired on Life OK, Ramayan (2008 Series) aired on NDTV Imagine and many more. He has also worked in some theatres in the initial years of his career, some of which are Chanakya, Mohenjo-Daro, Chanakyashashtra, The Last Train, etc. He also worked as the associate director for TV Serial Tamas.
Ashok Banthiya in Chanakya | Source: Mid day
People like Ashok Banthia works as an inspiration for all the grooming artists and actors of our city. We wish him all the success in his life.
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Colorama 2018 at Forum Celebration Mall is going to give wings to your child’s dreams. Colorama 2018 is the platform for kids to deliver their imagination on blank canvases. Forum believes that creating art through the expression of one’s thoughts in the form of drawing and painting is truly exceptional, and they want your child to experience the same. The event is to be held on 24th November 2018.
The theme of Forum Colorama 2018:
Indian is the land where even today agriculture holds a very specific part of the economy. We can undoubtedly say that the farmers of our country are the backbone of the Indian Economy. Making ‘Agriculture in India’ the theme of Colorama 2018, Forum Celebration Mall invites you and your child to explore their creative cognizance and paint a picture which can depict the growth and beauty of the Indian Agriculture and our farmers.
It is very crucial that our country’s young minds can think, create and foster an approach that can later change the dimensions of the domain of Agriculture in India. With these thoughts in mind Forum Colorama 2018 is all set to bring life to this blank canvas through the imagination of your child.
Children and parents can also choose from sub-topics like Future of Agriculture, Agriculture and its benefits in India, Farmers and their challenges, Life of a farmer, how agriculture helps the economy.
Details about the event:
Forum Colorama 2018 will be held across 7 Malls in 6 Cities, namely:
Forum Celebration Mall, Udaipur
Forum Mall Koramangala, Bengaluru
Forum Neighbourhood Mall, Whitefield, Bengaluru
Forum Sujana Mall, Hyderabad
Forum Vijaya Mall, Chennai
Forum Fiza Mall, Mangaluru
Forum Centre City, Mysuru
Participation Criteria for the event:
The event is exclusively for children and has a set age limit.
On-ground Registration at Forum Celebration Mall (Bhuwana): 8th to 23rd Nov 2018
Note that the drawing sheets will be provided by Forum Celebration Mall and children have to bring required colors, pencils and other stationery. All participants will receive Participation Certificate and Medals. The winners of the competition will be awarded trophies, certificates, and gift vouchers. Not only this, the top 10 paintings in each category will be displayed at the mall on the ‘Wall of Fame’ for a span of 15 days!!
Aren’t you all excited! Hope to see you all, with full enthusiasm, at Forum Colorama 2018!!
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