A tale of love and food
Ratatouille' airs on Star Movies at 9 pm on August 2. This animated movie tells the adorable tale of a rat that is far from ordinary — because this one is a brilliant chef.
His dream is to work in one of Paris' most famous restaurants, and he's willing to try anything to make it come true.
His piece of luck comes in the form of a nervous young waiter who is pushed behind the stove against his own will.
With the help of Ratatouille, they begin to churn out dishes that amaze every single customer to the core.
But when they come up against Paris's most well-renowned — and scariest — food critic, will they be able to triumph? Tune in to the movie to find out.
Complexities of money
There are some who wish it grew on trees. Some others consider it to be the root of all evil. And today, it can definitely be called the life source — money.
But have you ever given a thought to how money originated, when it went from being with metal to paper or why stock market bubbles always end in dramatic busts?
'Ascent of Money' follows money and its various complexities. Unearth the birth of credit and debit. Find out why insurance isn't always possible and what would happen to businesses without the potential of mortgages?
Tune in to 'Ascent of Money' on August 2 at 8 pm on the Discovery Channel.
Playing mentor to contestants
Actor Ashmit Patel, whose career revived after participating in reality
show Bigg Boss, will once more be seen on small screen as the mentor and host of the second season of 'Superstud — The School of Flirt'.
This one will be titled 'Superdude'. 'Superstud...', on UTV Bindaas, is a reality show looking for India's "ultimate casanova".
"After completing a successful season of 'Superstud', I was very keen to take up the
second season titled 'Superdude'.
I have always loved being a part of reality shows with great concepts.
Unlike movies, they give you a chance to be yourself and engage with your audience," Ashmit says. "I hope to do the same with 'Superdude' and really look forward to start
shooting for the same shortly," he said.
The show is expected to go on air this October and will see Ashmit playing mentor to 13 contestants on how to woo girls.
Ratatouille' airs on Star Movies at 9 pm on August 2. This animated movie tells the adorable tale of a rat that is far from ordinary — because this one is a brilliant chef.
His dream is to work in one of Paris' most famous restaurants, and he's willing to try anything to make it come true.
His piece of luck comes in the form of a nervous young waiter who is pushed behind the stove against his own will.
With the help of Ratatouille, they begin to churn out dishes that amaze every single customer to the core.
But when they come up against Paris's most well-renowned — and scariest — food critic, will they be able to triumph? Tune in to the movie to find out.
Complexities of money
There are some who wish it grew on trees. Some others consider it to be the root of all evil. And today, it can definitely be called the life source — money.
But have you ever given a thought to how money originated, when it went from being with metal to paper or why stock market bubbles always end in dramatic busts?
'Ascent of Money' follows money and its various complexities. Unearth the birth of credit and debit. Find out why insurance isn't always possible and what would happen to businesses without the potential of mortgages?
Tune in to 'Ascent of Money' on August 2 at 8 pm on the Discovery Channel.
Playing mentor to contestants
Actor Ashmit Patel, whose career revived after participating in reality
show Bigg Boss, will once more be seen on small screen as the mentor and host of the second season of 'Superstud — The School of Flirt'.
This one will be titled 'Superdude'. 'Superstud...', on UTV Bindaas, is a reality show looking for India's "ultimate casanova".
"After completing a successful season of 'Superstud', I was very keen to take up the
second season titled 'Superdude'.
I have always loved being a part of reality shows with great concepts.
Unlike movies, they give you a chance to be yourself and engage with your audience," Ashmit says. "I hope to do the same with 'Superdude' and really look forward to start
shooting for the same shortly," he said.
The show is expected to go on air this October and will see Ashmit playing mentor to 13 contestants on how to woo girls.