Opening Doorz
“Celebrating Life”
Many parishes and schools are slowly doing away with the Santa guy, simply because the kids around him, who want to disrobe him, are difficult to handle. Also, he is taking away from the real reason Christmas is celebrated.
It takes courage to stand up and speak out. It takes courage to be consistent in your speaking the truth. Priya Ramani, Tushita Patel, Ghazala Wahab… you have shown immense courage.
Manveer Kaur is the girl with her beliefs intact! Her turban gives her the feeling of an invisible crown gifted to her by her Sikh gurus.
As we receive garments of various conditions, the second quality clothes are being sent to NGOs that run tailoring units that recycle them into cloth bags and make a living, thereby helping with employment.
Tomorrow never comes, the time is now for Adah Sharma’s grandmother. Here Adah boogies with her 90-year-old friend and her fans are loving it.
Is Akbar Khan going to sue Baba Ramdev? Read all about the man who made yoga famous with his forseeable insight in Bollywood.
“I don’t think even Salman Khan knew he could draw,” reveals Salim about his son’s painting abilities. Father reveals all about his son.
Shahul Hamid is forever grateful to Shelter Don Bosco for the change in his life. He is grateful for the love and care he received.
The Don Bosco Night Study Class has been founded to provide children a space where they can focus on their studies. Help is at hand in the form of teachers who clear doubts. Moreover, students who are in their crucial years of Std X and XII have always benefitted in a big way and Christopher’s story is no different.
“Had it not been for the love, care and support I received at Shelter Don Bosco, it would not have been possible for me to start out on my own. I owe my confidence in life to Shelter,” says Ejaz Khan who was rescued from the streets.
Opening Doorz met up with D Sivanandhan, Mumbai’s former Sherlock Holmes (Joint director CBI, West Zone, under whom extortion threats came down drastically) for a tête-à-tête at his India Bulls office in Lower Parel.
In line with the Festival celebrating the depth and diversity of contemporary Indian culture as the Country of Honour, ‘Merchants of Bollywood’ is only the first in a lineup of sublime acts commemorating and highlighting India’s vast cultural and artistic heritage.
Tannishtha Chatterjee, who played the life Dr. Rakhmabai, and who was also present at the screening said: “I think there is no better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than to have a screening of a film like this. I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to have actually lived her life.”
“Women need to be empowered in using their voice, not just finding it! Women’s rights are human rights,” says Dr. Ruby Dhalla.
There’s never a dull day at Lakshya Art Foundation as Sonali Bane and her team are always planning things much in advance.
On International Women’s Day, we at Opening Doorz are celebrating a man, and three women, from different walks of life… all outstanding.