Anindita Sarkar

Oindrila and Anindita are very good friends in real life.

The actress loves to hit the gym despite a busy shoot schedule.

The actress plays Ritwick's friend in the film Binisutoy

The 'Andarmahal' actress will be seen in an upcoming episode of the popular game show.

Sailen De’s short film ‘SHE’ celebrates womanhood challenging the social stigma with the decision to give birth to a new life and throttle the antagonism of abortion. Mousumi Dalal and Anindita Sarkar excel in their characters playing the two female leads in this short film.

'Din Bodoler Gan', the song of change is a silver lining to the present situation. The world is suffering from lethal Coronavirus. Malady, indisposition, death, poverty, hunger, and a lot more have struck our world. In this severe calamity, the song has erupted a hope for a better and healthy world ahead.

Bengali actor Ankush Hazra is celebrating his birthday today (February 14). The birthday boy was in for a pleasant surprise at midnight. His girlfriend Oindrila Sen, friend Anindita Sarkar and loved ones arranged a surprise birthday party for him. The actor received gifts and enjoyed a cosy cake-cutting ceremony at home.

Abhishek Basu’s musical short ‘Najariyaa’ has already fetched accolades from various prestigious film festivals worldwide and the director says the very essence of his film is that although it is an incomplete love story ‘Najariyaa’ is the greatest of all.

The television show ‘Saat Paake Bandha’, launched in 2010, has recently completed 10 years.

Protecting Indian skin from sun damage is vital. Sunscreen shields against UV rays, preventing premature aging and pigmentation. Dermatologists recommend broad-spectrum protection. Reapplication is key for continued defense. Tinted sunscreens offer enhanced pigment protection. Sunscreen is a daily necessity for healthy skin.

Caught in a traffic jam for nearly an hour near Kalkaji Temple, Birla Vidya Niketan student Falguni Chaudhary and her mother walked over two kilometres to Savitri Cinema; cousins Siddhant and Chirag Gupta, students of The Indian School, got off their car at Defence Colony in the hope of using their school IDs to ask others to give them way.

Keep your skin soft and hydrated during winter by using lukewarm water for showers, selecting moisturizers with ceramides and hyaluronic acid, staying hydrated, incorporating antioxidant-based serums, and consuming Omega-3 rich foods. With these practices, you can maintain a radiant complexion despite harsh weather conditions.

Following the festive season, skin often appears dull and congested, necessitating a gentle detox. The article outlines five post-Diwali tips to restore skin and body balance, emphasizing a return to healthy habits. These include going easy on harsh skincare, prioritizing gut health, ensuring deep hydration, rebuilding sleep rhythms, and replenishing antioxidants for renewed radiance.

Students of Delhi University (DU) along with the gender fora of different DU colleges gathered together to support the first pride parade to take place in DU, which was part of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi’s (IIT-Delhi) annual cultural fest, Rendezvous.

Winter's chill can wreak havoc on skin, causing acne, dullness, and flare-ups of conditions like eczema. Experts advise strengthening your skin barrier with ceramides and hyaluronic acid. Combat sweat-induced breakouts with salicylic acid and ketoconazole, and opt for breathable fabrics. Hyaluronic acid serums and smart layering are key to a radiant winter complexion.

In 2025, the beauty industry prioritizes holistic wellness, shifting from quick fixes to long-term solutions. Consumers seek routines addressing root causes through gut health, stress management, and nutrition. This integrative approach combines ancient wisdom with technology, emphasizing inner health and outer radiance for enduring results and authentic well-being.