Adrija Bose

Comedienne and TV host Ellen DeGeneres, who goes by the handle @theellenshow on Instagram, shared a picture from the wedding.

In the picture, Sachin points something out to Mr Ambani and Mr Bachchan, as both look quite amused.

Here are five mega bromance moments, starring the Khans, Sylvester Stallone, Varun Dhawan, Ranbir Kapoor and AIB Roastees Arjun Kapoor and Ranveer Singh.

This hilarious YouTube video, uploaded yesterday by comedy group Enna Da Rascalas, shows you how to risk life and limb by annoying 'a person from Madras' in just 60 seconds.

As a child, he was often bullied by his peers and called names like 'giraffe' and 'camel'. And some would say that his height has made him 'hopeless'.

Mr Kiprono, age unknown, claims that he wants to marry Malia for love, not money.

YouTube channel Being Indian collaborated with ad filmmaker N Padmakumar on this five-minute long video in which Indian children between the ages of seven and 12 were interviewed.

The ministers in their crisp white shirts and veshtis stood in a line and took oath together after Ms Jayalalithaa had been sworn in.

She's several years away from watching Sholay, Deewar and the other films he's best-known for but she has seen 2009 film Aladin in which Big B played the genie.

In the interview to the magazine and accompanying video that was posted on YouTube on May 19, Skriver talks about how she and her younger brother grew up as "rainbow kids."

First Lady Michelle Obama's workout sessions are clearly more intense than those of POTUS and now everybody knows.

The 30-second video has been watched over 1.6 lakh times since it was posted on YouTube last month.

The hashtag has climbed to number two on worldwide trends as many sought to remind the PM that their pride in being Indian has nothing to do with which political party is in power.

In what many would accept as a startling aberration among Indian parents, a father, who is a doctor, has said he would rather his child choose any profession -including pole dancer- over following in his footsteps.

Lucy says she is normally "besotted with India" but her experience made her question whether she was "right to defend India" in her home town while discussing the Delhi gang-rape case.

Comedienne and TV host Ellen DeGeneres, who goes by the handle @theellenshow on Instagram, shared a picture from the wedding.

In the picture, Sachin points something out to Mr Ambani and Mr Bachchan, as both look quite amused.

Here are five mega bromance moments, starring the Khans, Sylvester Stallone, Varun Dhawan, Ranbir Kapoor and AIB Roastees Arjun Kapoor and Ranveer Singh.

This hilarious YouTube video, uploaded yesterday by comedy group Enna Da Rascalas, shows you how to risk life and limb by annoying 'a person from Madras' in just 60 seconds.

As a child, he was often bullied by his peers and called names like 'giraffe' and 'camel'. And some would say that his height has made him 'hopeless'.

Mr Kiprono, age unknown, claims that he wants to marry Malia for love, not money.

YouTube channel Being Indian collaborated with ad filmmaker N Padmakumar on this five-minute long video in which Indian children between the ages of seven and 12 were interviewed.

The ministers in their crisp white shirts and veshtis stood in a line and took oath together after Ms Jayalalithaa had been sworn in.

She's several years away from watching Sholay, Deewar and the other films he's best-known for but she has seen 2009 film Aladin in which Big B played the genie.

In the interview to the magazine and accompanying video that was posted on YouTube on May 19, Skriver talks about how she and her younger brother grew up as "rainbow kids."

First Lady Michelle Obama's workout sessions are clearly more intense than those of POTUS and now everybody knows.

The 30-second video has been watched over 1.6 lakh times since it was posted on YouTube last month.

The hashtag has climbed to number two on worldwide trends as many sought to remind the PM that their pride in being Indian has nothing to do with which political party is in power.

In what many would accept as a startling aberration among Indian parents, a father, who is a doctor, has said he would rather his child choose any profession -including pole dancer- over following in his footsteps.

Lucy says she is normally "besotted with India" but her experience made her question whether she was "right to defend India" in her home town while discussing the Delhi gang-rape case.