Archives: '14 Issue 01

An overdose of colour, an excess of print and oodles of layering. That’s what japanese street style is all about.

A hint of rose, a splash of jasmine... Verve asks around for the pretty rituals that will wake you up

A successful pop-up and a heartbreaking Supreme Court decision leave Parmesh Shahani feeling bittersweet at the beginning of 2014

Madhu Jain contemplates the relationship of past, present and future, as we step into the New Year

The Abu Dhabi emirate is the largest in the UAE and much is happening here to draw visitors to this fast-developing wonderland that respects the past and looks forward to an entertaining and amazing future.

A Storyboard with a social cause, novels doused with strong characters, films with emotional subtext.... Verve scripts the story of storytellers who have mastered the art of recounting gripping narratives

Former model…proud father...one of the youngest CEOs in – and the current poster boy of – the aviation industry. Recently anointed to the hot seat, 32-year-old Mittu Chandilya returned to his homeland to pilot AirAsia India.

Though her life has been overlaid with emotional turbulence, the global nomad says she is now comfortable anywhere in the world. In India, for the release of her first novel The Shadow Of The Crescent Moon, Fatima Bhutto talks about her literary works, her creative muse and her political legacy

Verve’s Gen Next achievers are leading the winds of change. The one attribute that binds them all is a sense of freedom – the liberty of choosing careers in challenging territories, changing mindsets and being their own inspirations. Their achievements are testimonies of moving out of a comfort zone while believing their dreams will lead the way

She started with ad films, went on to dazzle with her versatility on stage and then catapulted into a noticeable entity on screen. Actor Nimrat Kaur talks about the impact of a traumatic childhood, her independent teen years, and what’s holding her back from signing a new film