Dev Mehta

With its intriguing storyline and relatable characters, the new series 'Yaadein' is winning over viewers. Lead actor Iqbal Khan brings an infectious energy to the set that has even co-star Gulki Joshi admitting to feeling starstruck. This dynamic atmosphere fosters the genuine connection displayed on screen as their characters, Dr.

Iqbal Khan, star of 'Yaadein', shares heartwarming behind-the-scenes moments. His on-screen daughter, Harleen Rupani, being close in age to his real daughter fosters a natural bond. During breaks, Rupani teaches Khan Gen Z slang, leading to amusing interactions with his own daughter, bridging generational gaps through playful language.

Television star Gulki Joshi couldn't hide her excitement about working alongside legendary actor Iqbal Khan in the captivating new series 'Hui Gumm Yaadein'. She reflected on the journey from idolizing him on screen to sharing romantic scenes together as a fulfilling 'full circle' experience.

In 'Yaadein', a captivating adaptation of an Italian series, viewer’s delve into the complexities of memory and the art of rekindling lost connections, following Dr. Dev Mehta's transformative journey. Actress Gulki Joshi shines in her role as the meticulously composed administrator Srishty, bringing to life the essence of emotional depth with her nuanced portrayal.

The vibrant new series 'Yaadein', drawing inspiration from the acclaimed Italian drama 'DOC', delves into the profound connections between physical, mental, and emotional wellness as it follows the transformative journeys of its characters. Stars Iqbal Khan, Gulki Joshi, and Srishty Singh passionately advocate for prioritizing self-care and tuning into our bodies, especially when facing difficulties.

India gears up for 'Gumm Yaadein - Ek Doctor, Do Zindagiyaan,' the Indian adaptation of the Italian hit 'DOC.' The series centers on Dr. Dev, who rebuilds his life after losing eight years of memory. Gulki Joshi joins as Srishti, his resilient ex-wife, who finds a renewed connection with a Dev she thought was lost forever.

Hui Gumm Yaadein – Ek Doctor, Do Zindagiyaan, an Indian adaptation of the Italian drama DOC, features Iqbal Khan as Dr. Dev Mehta. After losing his memory of eight years, Dr. Mehta must restart his life and career, rediscovering his empathy and connection with patients as a human being.

A few residents of Maharshi Karve Road, near Cooperage football stadium, on Wednesday asked BMC to stop its work of concretising the base around huge rain trees. Residents said they stopped the work as it would affect the health of the trees and could cause them to fall.

According to environmentalists, uncontrolled development in and around Matheran could well turn it into another Lonvala.

ASI has put to rest its project to construct cement porticoes at the second century BC Ajanta caves, which is also a Unesco World Heritage site.

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has finally put to rest its project to construct cement porticoes at the second century BC Ajanta caves - a Unesco World Heritage site.

The Times of India Kala Ghoda Arts Festival has seen lakhs of people converge at the various venues where a host of events are taking place

A group of budding engineers from M S University's faculty of technology and engineering has won the most innovative design award at Azeotropy - the chemical fest organized at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT-Bombay).

The property registration form 7/12, I surmise, recorded agricultural land holdings on Salsette Island (the island on which Mumbai, Mira-Bhayander and part of Thane lie), which over time after 1914 were converted into urban settlements under the Salsette Town Planning Scheme, said Mariam Dossal, city historian and author of the book ‘Theatre of Conflict, City of Hope’.

Voters braved the morning chill in large numbers for the second phase of assembly elections, setting a record turnout. Elderly voters, including a centenarian, actively participated, with some requiring medical assistance. A unique moment saw a farmer ride a garlanded buffalo to his polling station, highlighting the festive spirit of democracy.

A doctor’s life takes an unexpected turn after he loses years of his memory following a traumatic incident. As he rebuilds his career, he begins to see medicine through a more personal and human lens.

residents, along with members of the NGOs, met police commissioner D Shivanandan, who promised to take stringent action under the Bombay Police Act against the violators.

MUMBAI: In the bylanes of Matunga, in the sprawling slums of Tardeo and within the vast mill compounds around Worli, a metamorphosis of unparalleled proportions is unfolding.

The outer portion of 2nd century BC and Unesco World Heritage Site Ajanta caves has been badly scarred by the Archaeological Survey of India.

The suburban Mumbai collector’s office has decided to scrap the iconic 7/12 extract, a crucial document for any landowner. Popularly known in Marathi as ‘Saat Baara Utara’, the document was introduced in the early 20th century and gives information like the name of a plot’s owner, its area and its cultivator—it is thus a record of agricultural land. The suburban collector’s decision is in line with the state government’s plan to scrap 7/12 extracts in all urban areas of Maharashtra, where every plot now has a city survey number.

Is the MMRDA suffering from hubris? Its plan to set up a 101-storey iconic commercial tower in Wadala at a phenomenal cost of over Rs 4,000 crore has raised serious questions about its sense of priority.

Some years ago, the Maharashtra Tourism Department Corporation (MTDC) had a brainwave – build replicas of Ajanta and Ellora to reduce crowding at the real heritage structures.