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Singapore Shelf: Liang Wern Fook's first book in English translation, Felix Cheong's bumper crop of titles - Vimarsana News

Singapore Shelf: Liang Wern Fook's first book in English translation, Felix Cheong's bumper crop of titles

SINGAPORE – In this week’s Singapore Shelf, The Straits Times interviews Liang Wern Fook and Felix Cheong, and reviews some recent titles. Buy the books at Amazon. These articles include affiliate links. When you buy through them, we may earn a small commission. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Harleen Sethi talks about 'being replaced' by an A-list actress from major Bollywood project - Vimarsana News

Harleen Sethi talks about 'being replaced' by an A-list actress from major Bollywood project

Harleen Sethi opened up that after bagging a big project, she was replaced six months later by an A-list actress.

Rubina Dilaik in bralette and pants with Rs 1300 neckpiece ups the quirky quotient. See pics - Vimarsana News

Rubina Dilaik in bralette and pants with Rs 1300 neckpiece ups the quirky quotient. See pics

For the photoshoot, Rubina Dilaik picked a spaghetti-strap bralette featuring abstract patterns paired with pants.

Kannada filmmaker Aravind Kaushik enters Bollywood with 'Gone Case' - Vimarsana News

Kannada filmmaker Aravind Kaushik enters Bollywood with 'Gone Case'

The film, which will be simultaneously shot in Hindi and Kannada, explores the relationship between a serial killer and a policeman

Director Aravind Kaushik's next will be a bilingual - Vimarsana News

Director Aravind Kaushik's next will be a bilingual

Director Aravind Kaushik’s next will be a bilingual Updated: Updated: June 03, 2021 17:39 IST The film, which will be simultaneously shot in Hindi and Kannada, explores the relationship between a serial killer and a policeman Share Article AAA The film, which will be simultaneously shot in Hindi and Kannada, explores the relationship between a serial killer and a policeman Kannada film director Aravind Kaushik enters the Hindi film industry with a thriller titled Gone Case. The Nam Areal Ondina director has written the story and screenplay as well. Kannada actor Snehith Gowda will be s...