Piyush Mishra

Piyush Mishra recently performed Ballimaaraan in Lucknow, paying tribute to Mirza Ghalib's legacy. The concert featured a mix of retro and contemporary music, including tracks like Shehar and Thoda Nazara, with Piyush's engaging anecdotes maintaining audience interest throughout the evening.

Shweta Tripathi, known for her diverse roles in 'Mirzapur' and 'Masaan,' prefers portraying characters unlike herself to maintain a distinction between her personal life and on-screen personas. She enjoys experimenting with roles that are vastly different from her own experiences. Recently, Shweta announced her debut home-production film, a women-led queer love story.

Shweta Tripathi shares her fondness for her husband Slow Cheeta's music. She prefers homemade meals over eating out. Shweta enjoys watching 'Suits' and revisiting films like 'The Truman Show' and 'Crazy, Stupid, Love'. She recently announced her home-production film, a women-led queer love story. Her recent works include 'Kanjoos Makhichoos' and the crime drama 'Kaalkoot'.

Sukhmanch Theatre's play 'Gagan Damama Bajyo', directed by Shilpi Marwaha and written by Piyush Mishra, vividly portrays the revolutionary spirit of Bhagat Singh and his comrades. The performance delves into their political and personal struggles during India's independence movement, highlighting their relentless fight against colonial oppression.

Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali has hinted at the possibility of a sequel to the 2011 film "Rockstar." The director expressed openness to the idea during a podcast interview, leading to speculation that he might revisit the story of the musical drama, which starred Ranbir Kapoor and Nargis Fakhri.

Madhuri Dixit praised Raveena Tandon’s daughter, Rasha Thadani, for her dance skills, suggesting her for an Ek Do Teen remake. Rasha debuted in Bollywood with Azaad, impressing with her performance. She recently celebrated her 20th birthday with a star-studded party, and Raveena marked the occasion with a heartfelt Instagram post.

Mukesh Chhabra, during a session at Bharat Rang Mahotsav, emphasizes that acting and social media content creation are distinct professions. He claims that true talent is permanent and respected, unlike temporary social media fame, and asserts that filmmakers value a person's acting craft over their online follower count.

Ketki Joshi said in a Facebook post that she met Piyush Mishra at a party where he was the main guest in 2014. When she passed by him when the party ended, "he grabbed my hand and started rubbing his hands against mine", she said, adding to the spate of accusations against a host of celebrities and others.

Renowned writer and actor Piyush Mishra captivated the audience at a baithak in a city school, sharing anecdotes from his life and the struggles he faced pursuing his artistic passion. He also emphasized the importance of drawing inspiration from freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh. The evening was made even more special with soulful musical performances by Mishra and Jeev Sodhi.

Gwalior-born Piyush Mishra says that the film industry recognizes talent – be it from a small city or from the metros – and belonging to the former has never been a deterrent for him.

The playlist had an interesting mix of lyrical, satirical and fun numbers. While some of those like Husna, Aarambh Hai Prachand were popular tracks from his movies, the rest were mostly from his plays, written by him. Mishra, who was overwhelmed with a great response, said, "My heart is full. We had a magical time performing in Pune, a city that is so vibrant, has a rich culture and is filled with people who love and appreciate good music."

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