MILLESIMAL OCTOBER 2022

MILLESIMAL OCTOBER 2022

ACTRESS

SONIYA BANSAL

IS ALL SET FOR DHEERA

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OCTOBER 2022

SONIYA BANSAL

She started her career by being a ramp model for brands like Filmfare and Lakme. She has done several good projects and web series. She then worked with Zee, T-series and Venus groups for their music videos.

Yet again her style, charm and grace was appreciated by the audience. Being a fitness freak, she never gives up on her workout even when shooting with a busy schedule. With a spirit of lioness she keeps going and that's what is motivating!

Actress Soniya Bansal is all set for Dheera Telugu movies are known to be path breakers, currently in filming, once such would be upcoming movie Dheera. The team recently announced the commencement of this film and has roped in actors Soniya Bansal and Laksh Chadalavada as the leads. There are no major details out about the film, but it’s definitely gonna be a thrilling ride for the audience. The film is produced by Chadalavada Padmavathi under their banner Sri Tirumala Tirupati Venkateshwara Films.

Spokesperson of Dheera told us, “The entire team is excited for this journey and can’t wait to bring it on screens for the audience. The filming has been done, post touch ups is in process.

Dheera’s story is drafted really well and will connect to the audience. It’s more like real life characters going through tribulations with a little movie flavour added. We need your prayers and best wishes!!” The official launch video has been aired on STTV Films.

Music is given by Sai Kartheek and directed by Vikranth Srinivas. The director of photography for Dheera would be Kanna P.C. The entire team came together for the launch, got clicked and followed by a small pooja began the filming work. We wish them good luck and success!!

4 MAJESTIC PALACE HOTELS IN INDIA THAT TELL STORIES OF A BYGONE ERA

MILLESIMAL

October 2022

SEJAL AGGARWAL

FROM A FIERCE WARRIOR QUEEN'S SPECTACULAR HOME TO A 14THCENTURY STRONGHOLD THAT BELONGED TO THE RAJPUT DYNASTY, GET A TASTE OF THE ROYAL LIFE IN THESE FORMER PALACES AND FORTS NOW CONVERTED INTO LUXURY HOTELS

SIX SENSES FORT BARWARA, RANTHAMBORE Imagine a 14th-century fort that belonged to the Rajput dynasty, complete with a sprawling zenana mahal (women’s palace) that now houses a 30,000 sqft spa. If that sounds like a dream, the Six Senses Fort Barwara makes it a reality.

Opening October 15, this is the luxury resort chain’s first foray into India.

After undergoing a decade-long conservation and restoration effort, the fort-hotel now offers 48 suites designed in contemporary Rajasthani style with state-of-the-art in-room facilities

GOGUNDA PALACE, UDAIPUR A sprawling fortress-palace in Gogunda—the temporary capital of Mewar—was the location for Maharana Pratap Singh’s raaj tilak (coronation) in 1572. Today, you can actually sleep in the very room in which he was crowned king. The 16th-century Gogunda Palace with its ochre yellow walls, gorgeous mural work and richly upholstered vintage furnishing offers an authentic royal experience

AHILYA FORT, MAHESHWAR A fierce warrior queen who reigned supreme over Indore and Maheshwar in the 18th century, Ahilyabai Holkar built her royal palace on the edge of a cliff high above the Narmada river. Today, the Ahilya Fort Hotel offers 19 rooms scattered over six buildings across the 250-year-old fort.The rooms are beautifully restored with whitewashed walls, vintage furniture, walk-in rain showers and high-quality bed linen that promise a calming, restful stay.

DEOGARH MAHAL, DEOGARH Built in the 17th century by the Mewar aristocracy, Deogarh Mahal’s hilltop location offers commanding views of the Aravalli range and numerous lakes that dot the countryside. Still owned (and lived in) by the ruling family, the heritage hotel offers 60 rooms, more than half of which are suites. If you want to experience true royalty, book the Maharana Suite, an opulent Sheesh Mahal with stained glass windows, precious antiques and a massive bathroom with a bathtub fit for a king.

RAMBAGH PALACE, JAIPUR The first building on the site was a garden house built in 1835 for the wet nurse of prince Ram Singh II. In 1887, during the reign of Maharaja Thakur Sawai Madho Singh, it was converted into a modest royal hunting lodge, as the house was located in the midst of a thick forest at that time. In the early 20th century, it was expanded into a palace to the designs of Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob. Maharajah Sawai Man Singh II made Rambagh his principal residence and added a number of royal suites in 1931.

4 Everyday Ways to Bust gender Stereotypes

1.Let toys be toys— for girls and boys!

Make sure your children get a wide variety of toys to play with. You never know what they’ll gravitate toward or why. “Maybe your son will love the mini kitchen playset, because he sees you cooking every day and wants to be like you,” says Dr. Bastiani Archibald. “On the other hand, your toddler daughter might like toy trucks because she sees them drive through your neighborhood and likes to create scenarios around the things she encounters in her everyday world.” The point is that you won’t know what your child might really be into unless she’s given options and encouraged to seek out what interests her most. And if she prefers dolls over dump trucks? So be it! “There’s nothing wrong with a girl who loves playing tea party while wearing a dress, as long as it’s her choice and not the only option presented her.”

2.Remember that chores have no gender When it comes to household responsibilities, families so often assign tasks in a very oldfashioned way without even realizing it. If you have a girl and a boy, does your daughter typically take care of domestic things like washing the dishes and setting the table, while your son is doing more physical tasks like mowing the lawn or climbing ladders to replace lightbulbs?

“Put household responsibilities on a rotating schedule, so that everyone gets to try their hand at everything,” says Dr. Bastiani Archibald. “Having mastered these skills will benefit both your girls and your boys, showing them that there’s no such thing as men’s work or women’s work—it’s all just work!”

3.Think before you speak The way you speak about the women in your life (and yourself!) has a huge impact on the way your girl views herself. Be honest: When you give compliments to your girlfriends, your sisters, or your female coworkers, are they mainly about the things they wear or how they look? Try broadening what you praise in other women by noting the smart comment they made in a meeting, her ability to stay calm under pressure, or even her thoughtfulness for calling you during a busy day. “We need to do more to show girls all that they’re valued for,” says Dr. Bastiani Archibald. “Of course you think your girl is beautiful, and there’s no reason to not tell her so sometimes, but she—and all the women in your world—need to know they’re valued for so much more than just their looks.” And the same goes for negative comments. When your daughter hears you talking negatively about the way you or another woman looks, she’s learning to pick apart her own looks and judge others based on appearances. She’s looking to you as a role model in life, so if you want her to be kind to herself, you can show her how by being good to yourself first.

4. Embrace Adventure Have an open weekend where you and your girl could do pretty much whatever you wanted? There’s nothing wrong with getting your nails done for some quality time, but make sure that’s not what you’re doing every time (or even most of the time) when you have a chance to bond. Change it up! Grab a basketball and head to the courts in your local park. Check out the new laser tag place in town to see what the fuss is all about. Heck, grab some wheels and cruise on over to the skate park. Engaging girls in active sports, especially those not traditionally seen as “ladylike” helps her see her body as strong and capable, and not just “pretty.” Plus, it’ll teach her from an early age that the fun of sports isn’t just something for boys to enjoy—she belongs in these places and on these teams, too.