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Indian cinema has a rich history of remakes, where successful stories transcend regional boundaries. Films like 'Tere Naam,' 'Singham,' and 'Drishyam' have been adapted across languages, achieving pan-Indian appeal. These remakes, spanning genres from drama to comedy, demonstrate the universal power of compelling narratives, finding new audiences and stars with each retelling.

For millions of music lovers, Shreya Ghoshal’s voice has come to embody grace, melody, and timeless emotion. But for Shreya herself, it all traces back to one unforgettable day when Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the filmmaker with an instinctive ear for music, transformed what seemed like a casual rehearsal into the beginning of her playback journey.

This actress, after minor Bollywood roles in Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan-starrer movies achieved immense fame after featuring in a massively-loved TV show, becoming a household name with her unique portrayal. She went on maternity leave in 2017 and has not returned to the show since then. Read on.