Ananya gambhir

5-YEAR OLD AND INTERNET’S EXPRESSION QUEEN LEAVES EVERYONE IN AWE OF HER CUTE VIDEOS! What were you like when you were 5? Probably, a little toddler playing with the toys or running here and there with your loved ones. If you see kids of today’s generation, you shall realise how smart they have become with the changing times. One such cute child is Ananya Gambhir, known as the expression queen on the gram. The adorable kid has often left everyone in awe of her videos on social media. Innate to good acting skills, she has been blessed with the acting talent that she has been showcasing over the web. All it started was when her uncle Sahil Gambhir, a digital creator and an actor included Ananya in one of her videos. The rest is history and everyone has witnessed it on social media. Being a part of the video was just a random thought of Sahil, and the video went on to garner millions of views. The videos of Ananya Gambhir showcases her cute expressions, and that has captivated everyone’s attention on the internet. Be it the popular songs, trending reels, dialogues or any other video content, Ananya has always won everyone’s heart with her smile and expressions. What started merely as a video has now become a milestone as they have hit more than a million followers. Started from Instagram, Ananya Gambhir has gained tremendous momentum on other content creation platforms. The little child is Sahil’s niece, and her popularity seems to have no stopping. Moreover, Ananya’s persona...

Ananya Gambhir is a TikTok star who has earned a massive online following with his cinematic and edited videos about romance and joy. Born on December 29th, under the sign of Capricorn, Gambhir was born in India in 2011. His content has earned him 390,000 followers, and 3.4 million likes. Gambhir’s content celebrates the joy of travel and discovery, and has been widely praised by his audience.

We are back with breaking news from the entertainment industry. We have learnt that child actor and social media influencer Ananya Gambhir is all set to enter Dheeraj Dhoopar and Shraddha Arya’s and Zee TV's show Kundali Bhagya. The details regarding her role have not yet been revealed, but supposedly, her role will bring in a big transformation in everyone’s lives. Also read: Kundali Bhagya, we see a 360-degree change in the storyline as Preeta will have a chat with Karan who is in a drunken state, and ask him to leave her, to which he will sarcastically reply that he will leave her forever. On the other hand, the news is published that Karan is going to divorce Preeta. Rakhi is shocked and quizzes Preeta. She is surprised and shocked to know about the same.

Anyone who has worked in advertising will tell you about "those" days. "Those" are the days when sh*t from multiple sources hits multiple fans, all facing in your general direction. The campaign you've been planning for your largest client is about to go live, but suddenly the CEO decides they want a change in the brand film that requires reshoots and wants to get on a call. Your marquee brand calls you with an URGENT request and threatens consequences if their request isn't complied with. Your president tells you another client, on the verge of pulling a contract, wants to talk to you and figure out a way to give your agency a last chance. In the midst of all this, your senior copywriter (the only one you've been given) takes a sick day and can't be reached. If you're lucky, "those" days only occur every 6 months. If you're out of luck, they happen every week. I used to think days like these are common to every job. Surely, even the cushiest of jobs require you to pull a 5AM shift and fly out for a meeting at 6 every other week. If you work in advertising, I'm here to tell you that is not true. That is not how jobs work. Crouching under an AC in the office balcony talking to your therapist to try and climb down from a panic attack (true story) is not normal. The industry is broken, but they've convinced you that you are the problem. So here's what you do: 1. Say no. You'd be surprised how often people will accept your stand if you take one. 2. If your no's go unheard repe...