India is a developing nation with enormous economic variations, from slums and small huts to bungalows and mansions, India envelops them all. By efficiently spreading awareness and information media has managed to hunt talent from every nook and corner of our vast nation. Indian Idol found a true gem in Sunny Hindustani, the winner of season 11.

The 21-year-old Sunny from Bhatinda descends from a very humble background; he is a shoe-shiner and his mother sells air balloons to make ends meet. Harshly struck by poverty, his mother often borrowed rice and serials from people to fill their belly. Struck by his unfortunate conditions, Sunny was determined to do something to free himself and his mother from the shackles of poverty. He went to audition as a singer in Indian Idol season 11 where he revealed that he has a great love for music and his only source of learning singing was his mobile on which he played songs and sang along. With no professional training and support, Sunny emerged as a phenomenal singer and left the judges awestruck. He received a standing ovation by all three judges who were amazed by this young boy’s exceptional talent.

Creating magic since his audition, Sunny has won millions of hearts throughout his Indian Idol journey. During his auditions, Vishal Dadlani embraced him with a hug and expressed his disbelief over his singing talent. He received wide gained recognition when Anand Mahindra took to Twitter to express his heartfelt praises for Sunny. Sunny’s story is an inspiration to India’s youth, the strength and determination he showcased, defying all economic barriers to prove himself and fend for his family is undeniably praiseworthy.

Truly, one of the most talented singers on Indian Idol, Sunny lifts the final trophy of Indian Idol. We wish him all the very best for his future. We also hope that more and more talented individuals get a chance to prove themselves, to show the world what they’re capable of, and, that nothing can stop them.

We wish all the other finalists a very successful life ahead. Lets take a look at the incredible journey of Sunny.

Stories which take us down the memory lane is part of everybody’s life. They replay those times of laughter, fun, mistakes and even stupidity, adding a splatter of colours to our existence. The latest web series of TVF Gullak, which is aired on SonyLiv brings back those beautiful memories.

The story revolves around a middle-class family in a small town of North India. The Mishras paints the “many flavours of a small-town life”. Depicting the regular life in a normal household, the series moves from loud conversations to the general struggle of finding a job to daily family squabbles to small moments of appreciation and love.

Directed by Amrit Rajamouli, it casts Geetanjali Kulkarni, Jameel Khan, Vaibhav Raj Gupta and Harsh Mayar in the leads. With a beautiful script and powerful performances, the series illustrates that enduring through the hurdles is a part and parcel of life. Slowly, with time those moments become part of our memories, enriching our lives.

Packed with nostalgia, the series takes us down the memory lane.

Classic Bollywood songs teleport us to a different time and era, kicking in nostalgia and flood of emotions. It is to this day that their charm and melody mesmerizes us. India, being a culture of song and dance, we have music for every occasion and celebration.

The recent trend of rendition of those old classics into covers is a great way to introduce the millennial generation to the treasure of the old world. The melody, music and lyrics all fit in a perfect symphony, creating magic onscreen.

To relive those magical moments, we bring you a list of some beautiful covers of those classic hits.

Talent is never defined by age. The six-year-old winner of Super Dancer 3, Rupsa Batabyal, proves that yet again. Hailing from the cultural capital of India, Kolkata, Rupsa is a gifted dancer and an extremely hardworking child.

Although all of the contestants were older to her, she still managed to lift the trophy with her sheer talent and hard work. Her beautiful expressions and energetic performances won the hearts of everyone who came on the show. The nine-year-old Tejas Verma became the first runner up. Other three finalists included seven-year-old Saksham Sharma, eight-year-old Jaishree Gogoi and twelve-year-old Gourav Sarwan.

We wish all these talented dancers a very successful life ahead.

Classic Bollywood songs teleport us to a different time and era, kicking in nostalgia and flood of emotions. It is to this day that their charm and melody mesmerizes us. India, being a culture of song and dance, we have music for every occasion and celebration.

The recent trend of rendition of those old classics into covers is a great way to introduce the millennial generation to the treasure of the old world. The melody, music and lyrics all fit in a perfect symphony, creating magic onscreen.

To relive those magical moments, we bring you a list of some beautiful covers of those classic hits.