When Urmimala Boruah and Snigdha Boruah ascended the iconic red staircase at the Cannes Film Festival 2026, they did far more than wear couture — they carried the entire region of Assam with them. Draped in breathtaking custom creations by Manish Malhotra, the two proud daughters of Assam transformed the global red carpet into a powerful celebration of identity, heritage, resilience, and representation. Read on...
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Here in an exclusive interview with Sumita Chakraborty, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, TheGlitz, Abhinav Pathak, CEO & Co-Founder, Escape Plan, speaks about building Escape Plan, the future of Indian travel culture, the psychology of design-led mobility, lessons from scaling Perpule, and why the next generation of Indian consumers no longer wants products that merely function — they want products that reflect who they are becoming.
When a dynamic filmmaker known for punchlines, pop culture instincts, and blockbuster entertainment suddenly walks into a newsroom, you know one thing for certain — business as usual is officially over. In a move that has already sparked industry curiosity, Raaj Shaandilyaa — the man behind crowd-pleasers like Dream Girl, Dream Girl 2 and Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video — has joined News India 24x7 as Vice Chairman.
One year after its landmark launch at the Cannes Film Festival in 2025, Women in Film India returned to Cannes 2026 with purpose, momentum, and something even more meaningful: continuity. In an industry where access has historically remained elusive for women creators, the organisation’s growing presence at the world’s most influential film festival signals something far bigger than representation alone. It signals structural change.
Beauty Bytes‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎
Summer is almost here... and with it comes that unapologetic, sun-drenched energy we secretly (or not so secretly) live for. Think golden hour selfies, breezy brunches, beachy escapes, and skin that looks like it’s been kissed by the sun… not punished by it. Because let’s be honest, while we love the sun, we don’t want the sun damage. This season, TheGlitz says... it’s all about playing.
When summer arrives, your beauty routine calls for a lighter, smarter approach... and your lipstick wardrobe is no exception. Enter Kiro Beauty, where nude lipsticks are reimagined not as a single safe choice, but as a versatile, mood-driven collection designed to move with you through the day. Think breathable textures, skincare-infused formulas, and shades that evolve with your schedule.
Dr Geeta Grewal's clinic has proof that losing weight and losing your face don't have to be the same. The secret is not a dramatic intervention. It is timing, it is hydration, and it is understanding that Ozempic face is almost entirely preventable if you start early and stop leaving your skin to manage alone. Dr Grewal, in conversation with Rajeev Mokashi, spills the beans on her face-body-hair recovery playbook. Read on.
Dished Out‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎
This summer, PHURR is taking Maharashtra’s beloved Hapus mango and throwing it straight into the fire — quite literally. The Bengaluru hotspot has unveiled a limited-edition vegetarian menu that explores the wildly unexpected side of Alphonso mangoes, proving once and for all that this iconic summer fruit can do far more than sit pretty inside desserts. Think smoke, spice, chilli heat, umami, crunch, and creamy coconut curries — all wrapped in a playful, flavour-forward experience that feels anything but ordinary.
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Reviews‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎
Sent to TheGlitz by Dipsy for a review, the new Dipsy Malli Malli Daily Moisturizer immediately stands out with its deep purple packaging and dreamy celestial artwork. It’s the kind of product that catches your attention because of its unique packaging before you’ve even opened the box. But thankfully, this moisturizer offers more than just good looks. We tried it! And guess what, we absolutely loved it!
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Deepika Padukone’s Silence on Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar... Calculated, Classy or Just Very Her? By Sumita Chakraborty, Founder & Editor-in-chief, TheGlitz I’ve known Deepika Padukone for a long time... from the very beginning... long before the superstardom, the global acclaim, the red carpets that now feel almost second skin to her. I was a rookie journalist working in one of India's best women's magazines 'SAVVY. And Deepika Padukone was just started off on her starry journey.
With its latest theatrical release, India's first silent film to be screened at IIFI - Gandhi Talks has quietly but powerfully captured hearts through poignant storytelling and an evocative musical soul. Among its most talked-about highlights are two songs from the Marathi version of the film... ‘Jara Jara Man Khulavate’ and ‘Angai’ (Lullaby), both composed by the legendary A.R. Rahman. But what has got the audiences especially music lovers in a delightful tizzy, is discovering that the deeply expressive vocals anchoring these tracks belong to the versatile and soulful Abhay Jodhpurkar. Read on...
Talk & Trek‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎
Where picturesque turquoise lagoons meet gorgeous emerald mountains... where sugarcane fields sway beside heritage towns, and where luxury whispers rather than shouts... Mauritius is entering a striking new chapter. At the helm of this visionary shift is Dinesh Burrenchobay, Chairman of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority.
At TheGlitz, we believe that there are destinations that impress... and then there are those that linger. Morocco belongs firmly to the latter. Here, luxury doesn’t announce itself in grand gestures; it reveals itself slowly... in the hush of a candlelit riad, in the rhythmic artistry of a master craftsman, in the vast, golden silence of the desert. At the forefront of shaping this narrative is Jamal Younes Kilito, Country Manager – India at the Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO).
From geopolitical tensions and rising fuel prices to shifting visa rules and climate concerns, travel is no longer just about where you go... it’s about navigating a world that feels constantly in flux. And yet, in this disruption and uncertainty, something interesting is happening. Travel isn’t losing its charm; it’s simply evolving into something more thoughtful, more intentional.