Amul Topical pays heartfelt tribute to Asha Bhosle: “Sabka dil chura liya aapne”

Amul, the iconic Indian dairy brand known for its insightful topicals, has paid a heartfelt tribute to the legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle following her sad demise on April 12, 2026. The tribute, shared on social media, beautifully encapsulates the singer's immense contribution to Indian music and her universal appeal. Amul Topical for Asha Bhosle The topical features an illustration of two versions of Asha Bhosle, each representing a different facet of her legendary career. On the left, she is seen as the quintessential stage performer, with her hand raised in her signature dramatic pose and a microphone in her hand. On the right, she is depicted as the dedicated studio singer, reading from a music sheet in front of a recording microphone. The topicals perfectly captures the essence of her versatility and her ability to touch hearts both on stage and in the studio. The caption for the topical, in Hindi, reads: "Sabka dil chura liya aapne," which translates to ...

‘One of the most vicious people of our century’: Maria Bakalova on Donald Trump – and playing Ivana in The Apprentice

Her breakout role in the Borat sequel grabbed attention after a scene with Rudy Giuliani on a bed. Now she’s playing Trump’s ex-wife in a controversial biopic – but insists it’s not a political film

The week Maria Bakalova was asked to consider playing Ivana Trump for the new film The Apprentice, she was in New York filming something else. With the meeting scheduled for her one day off, she spent the evening before trying to channel Donald Trump’s first wife. The film is set in the 70s and 80s, so she spent hours wading through photos of Ivana in that era. “A lot of makeup, a lot of hair,” she says. Bakalova laughs as she remembers spending the evening experimenting with a mushroom-like hairstyle and “heavy eyeliner with a lot of powder, like inches”, although she didn’t have an Ivana-esque wardrobe – “Am I gen Z or a millennial?” asks the 28-year-old. Either way, “We wear a lot of baggy clothes”, so she chose her most skintight outfit.

She met the director Ali Abbasi in the middle of the day, feeling a little clownish in her Ivana cosplay. They spoke for a couple of hours, “about people growing up in post-communist countries – because [Ivana] was from Czechoslovakia, and I was born and raised in Bulgaria – which shapes your inner world, your thoughts. We talked a lot about the similarities of our stories.”

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