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Karan Arjun Singh is a foley artist from Mumbai, who has worked behind the scenes of movies including Jab We Met, Sultan, Tiger Zinda Hai, Neerja, Krrish 3, Baahubali and more.  He talks about this underappreciated art in Indian cinema, and how he came to realise his dream.

Even as we believe that the movies churned out by Hindi-film industry are mass entertainers, and one needs to forget the idea of logic while watching them, it is also true that it has produced gems that are recognised not just in India, but all over the world.

A resident of Sector 123 of Radha Kunj Colony, Ramesh Rawat quit his government job in the customs department to help his daughters pursue boxing and wrestling professionally.

Battling depression, the actor has decided to take time off.

To make this possible, two girls, Nandini Sarkar and Aastha Verma, both 20, persistently tried to convince the trust’s mahant for almost a decade

While wrestling continues to be a ‘men only' sport in India, Swaminath Akhada at Tulsi Ghat is breaking gender stereotypes and age-old traditions.

Sarakhdi village in Gujarat is one such place that stands testament to how sportswomen and their coaches can change the attitude of the village towards women's participation in sports.

Here's the surprising reason why Priyanka Chopra is probably celebrating right now!

Despite facing discrimination in her village because of her passion for wrestling, Rani Rana never gave up on her dream.

When 16-year-old Mahima Rathod watched Dangal, she was unable to control her tears. The reason was simple; she saw her own father, Raju Rathod,in Mahavir Singh Phogat’s character.