After releasing three indie tracks back to back with Riya Duggal and Lothika Jha, singer-songwriter Yohan Marshall is out with his second release this year — Just For Once featuring Mali, a popular and versatile singer-songwriter on the music scene.

On Just For Once, Marshall collaborates with Mali to deliver an emotional cinematic-pop masterpiece that perfectly blends acoustic singer-songwriter elements with orchestral grandiose. The song is a reminder that anything is possible if you never give up. Acting as a friend reaffirming your faith during your toughest moments, the song speaks about overcoming adversity, breaking limiting beliefs and reaching for your potential no matter what. The song features a short-form content, a high-production music video, and an acoustic version.

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Indo-Canadian singer-songwriter Neela’s groundbreaking animation music video by Anokhei titled Forgive, delves into the intricate layers of forgiveness and self-worth amidst heartache.

Penned and composed by Neela herself, the R&B soul track promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotion and soulful melodies. She says, “The lyrics of Forgive explore the complex emotions tied to love, forgiveness, and letting go. Despite the heartache, there’s a profound maturity in the willingness to forgive and find self-worth. The song implies that the lessons learned and the healing experienced in this relationship will not be forgotten and passed on to future generations, fostering growth and understanding. The song captures the bittersweet essence of love, forgiveness, and the unpredictable nature of what comes next.”

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In Avinash Arun’s cinematic masterpiece, Three Of Us, the themes of memory, nostalgia and roots intertwine seamlessly, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. At the heart of the narrative is Shailaja, portrayed with exquisite nuance by Shefali Shah, a character grappling with dementia. Her poignant journey unfolds as she yearns to return to her quaint Konkan village, accompanied by her devoted husband, played by Pradeep Kirkire. Along the way, they navigate through the weight of burdened memories and a poignant exploration of lost love, embodied by Jaideep Ahlawat. Varun Grover’s evocative dialogues enhance the narrative, delving into depths of emotion beyond the surface. Arun’s directorial finesse, coupled with stellar performances and a poignant script, elevates Three Of Us to a cinematic experience that lingers in the viewer’s memory long after the credits roll.

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Dear Thejaswi,

It seems like you are feeling lonely in your new hostel and college, and are missing your friends and family.

From what you say, I understand that your friends in Intermediate were girls, and you spent a lot of time doing things together. But, now you are in a co-ed professional college, where students do a lot of independent work and are focused on their academic, and later career goals. Three months is a short time; give yourself a few more months to adjust and feel fully settled in.

When you constantly think about what is not working, it can make you feel emotionally weak. Instead, use this time more constructively. Firstly, set yourself a routine for your studies and free time. In your free time, find out what you can do on your own — going for walks, exploring the campus or shopping areas, reading, and more.

Spend time discovering what your interests and strengths are. Your interests can help you to participate in campus activities and meet like-minded people, as well as to start up a conversation. Not having a steady group can provide an opportunity to know so many more people!

Take this time on your own as a learning opportunity which will help you become a strong, independent young woman!

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