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My relationship with Benafsha is more than friendship, says Shardul Pandit

It was a love-hate relationship which the hosts of Ekta Kapoor and Anand Mishra’s MTV BCL Shardul Pandit and Benafsha Soonawala shared. What started off as an angry battle for the limelight, ended in Benafsha writing a super sweet post about Shardul being one of her best co-hosts.

“In the initial two to three episodes, Benafsha hated me as she used to come to me every day, and say. 'You just take the entire footage.' But by the end of the season, Benafsha put up a post saying that I was one of most entertaining co-hosts she has ever worked with and I already had got that feeling since Benafsha is mad and totally crazy. We shared that same young energy between the matches. We would just be chilling, bitching and gossiping and now we have both become crazy friends. In the Holi party, we went mad just dancing on the stage. I think that she is on energy drinks!” says Shardul.


There was also talk about something going on between the two. When asked Shardul says, “Yes, there's a lot of love and respect that I have for Benafsha, and it is more than friendship. I think that Benafsha's damn cool and hot but it depends on Benafsha and not me.”

When asked if he would rather date Arshi Khan or Benafsha, he says, “Dating one girl would not be enough for me. I definitely would not choose as they both are very different. It's like asking someone to choose between Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra.”

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  • Four more singles are planned for release this year

A sound born in London

London-born artist Manoj Taylor has released his latest single, Enti Hayati, a track he has written, sung, and produced himself.

Growing up in one of the world’s most culturally diverse cities, Taylor’s music has been shaped by a mix of languages, sounds, and traditions. That background feeds directly into Enti Hayati, which blends contemporary Hindi pop with Middle Eastern elements and reggaeton rhythms.

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