Ananya Sengupta

She is a gal with a lot of spunk...she is among the few in the industry who have been part of what can proudly be called path breaking stuff on television. Known for portraying strong women on telly, Divya Dutta has carved a niche for herself in an industry that is so used to seeing women as either a saas, bahu or an eyebrow twitching vamp. Tellydom seems to be losing Divya to the big screen as the lady seems more inclined towards doing movies. Ananya Sengupta caught up with Divya Dutta on the sets on Star One's Siddhanth, where the actress was busy shooting for an episode of

This is a lady who is speaking in utmost pain. The pain of believing in the romance of life and the sanctity of marriage, of trying to sustain a relationship against all odds...and trying unsuccessfully to hold on to something that was not really hers for keeps. Kunika Sadanand Lall, has seen it all and seen it all fall apart. In an exclusive interview since finalising her divorce, Kunika speaks to Ananya Sengupta about life and love. <strong> You took a lot of time deciding on finally ending this....</strong>

He is probably the one Man among men. He has made his stand in an industry that thrives on past successes --- he had the courage to obliterate his past and start afresh. This perhaps best describes Rajeev Khandelwal, a man as genuine as they come; and just listening to him makes one hope that there are more artistes like him in this world. Despite all the efforts of the makers of Star Plus' Kahiin to Hoga, there always will be just one Sujal, who is not only Ekta Kapoor's dream man, but also the dream man of thousands of teens in India and abroad.

She wears sarees and sports a well oiled hairdo. She wears gajra in her hair and thick rimmed glasses and she is a VJ with the most happening channel in the country. Surprised? Don't be…she is the coolest VJ in town and the only makeover that you can convince her to undertake is sporting a "shorter blouse". Lola Kutty, a.k.a Channel [V]'s "beauty on duty", hosts Celebrity Forum/Lola TV— in which she plays interviewer to assorted Bollywood personalities.

He is perhaps the only man in telllydom who can boast of being the sidekick of the most powerful women (Madhuri Will his new serial raise a storm? Ayub Khan with Simone Singh in Zee's Aandhi

She has walked out of two Balaji shows. She is an actress who talks straight from the heart and has no qualms in admitting that once a character stagnates, she is out, no matter what --- even if she has to leave a hefty pay packet behind! Some might call this pretty lady eccentric, mad or cranky, but Moulli Ganguly knows exactly what she is talking about.

She has done over 150 films, in six languages, she has also appeared in theatre productions, and now the lady has Rati Agnihotri: taking on the small screen with 'Sixer'

He is the alter ego of the most sought after face of Indian telly! He is the man who has been a friend, philosopher and guide to Jasmeet Walia, aka Mona Singh in Sony's popular serial, Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi. Meet Gaurav Gera, the punjab da puttar, who has made a mark for himself by playing Nandu, arguably the most un-assuming character on the telly today. Speckled, carrying a backpack and sporting no attitude, Gaurav 'Nandu' Gera is a guy who has struck a chord with the masses by being simply 'simple.' Ananya Sengupta spoke to Gaurav Gera to know what lies beneath his ingenuous exterior.

A thrilled Shahzad Kalim, the winner of LFH, bares his heart in his first tete a tete with the media, about his journey to the house of Versace. Shahzad Kalim: Dream come true!