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Ranvir Shorey, Vinay Pathak reunite as hosts in satirical-comedy show 'Chalo Koi Baat Nahi'
Actors Ranvir Shorey and Vinay Pathak reunite as co-hosts in the upcoming satirical-comedy show 'Chalo Koi Baat Nahi'.
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Zoe Kravitz has lost count of her tattoos
Actress Zoe Kravitz does not know how many tattoos she has and sees the ink as a "beautiful form of adornment".
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Letitia Wright is glad to see diverse stories, wants young filmmakers
"Black Panther" actress Letitia Wright is happy to see more diverse stories on film and TV but feels there is still work that needs to be done.
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Nakuul Mehta, Disha Parmar excited to be in 'Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2'
Actors Nakuul Mehta and Disha Parmar are overjoyed to portray the roles of 'Ram' and 'Priya' in the upcoming show "Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2".
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Aparshakti Khurana had a great time shooting 'Helmet'
Actor Aparshakti Khurana's upcoming film "Helmet" has been waiting for an apt release for a while. However, now with better days coming in and theatres opening, the actor is excited to bring the story to the audience.
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Dolly Parton to publish her first novel next year
Singer Dolly Parton, who is known for her numbers such as "Jolene" and "I will always love you" among many others, has teamed up with author James Patterson to write her first novel titled "Run Rose Run", which will be accompanied by a new album.
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Arjun takes help from kickboxing champion Drew Neal
Actor Arjun Kapoor has struggled with obesity since his childhood. He has disclosed that his physical condition has made him train double the number of hours to get good results, and how he joined forces with world kickboxing champion Drew Neal to push hi
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Govinda, Shakti Kapoor to recreate 'Raja Babu' act in 'Zee Comedy Show'
Actors Govinda and Shakti Kapoor are all set to bring alive their characters "Raja babu" and "Nandu" from the 1994 film "Raja Babu" in an Independence Day special episode.
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Indrans: Never been rigid, enjoy working with young actors
Veteran Malayalam actor Indrans will be seen playing the leading role in upcoming film "#Home". Reflecting back on his over four-decade-long acting career, he says adapting with the changing times has helped him come a long way.
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Working with Vikram Gokhale was like going to school: Rupali Suri
Young actress Rupali Suri recently finished shooting for a short film with veteran actor Vikram Gokhale.
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Samantha Akkineni wraps up 'Shaakuntalam' shoot on emotional note
Actress Samantha Akkineni, who recently made her Hindi debut with 'The Family Man 2', has wrapped up shooting for the Telugu mythological drama 'Shaakuntalam'.
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Cyrus Sahukar, Ira Dubey come together for 'Potluck'
Theatre and film actors Cyrus Sahukar and Ira Dubey will be seen together along with an ensemble cast in the upcoming web series ‘Potluck.
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Shah Rukh Khan thanks 'Chak De India' girls for making him the 'gunda'
Actor Shah Rukh Khan expressed his gratitude to the cast of his 2007 film 'Chak De India' through his social media accounts on Thursday.
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Shweta Gulati: Would rather do 'Crime and Confessions' than re-enter 'Tera Yaar Hoon Main'
Actress Shweta Gulati known for her role 'Janvi' in 'Tera Yaar Hoon Main' is currently seen in murder mystery 'Crimes and Confessions'. She is playing a hairstylist in the segment titled 'Shame Shame'.
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Divya Agarwal: Ekta Kapoor has been a true cheerleader
Divya Agarwal, currently seen in 'Bigg Boss OTT', will be portraying a mysterious character in the upcoming action-drama 'Cartel'. She reveals about being lauded by television czarina Ekta Kapoor.
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Oppression of women, caste remained invisible in Indian cinema: Amol Palekar
Veteran actor Amol Palekar is making a comeback as well as his digital debut with the upcoming film '200 - Halla Ho'. The actor opens up on the importance of the story and why he became part of it.
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Shishir Sharma's 'Dvaita' to be screened at DCSAFF Wheaton Film Fest
'Dvaita' (Duality), a short film featuring renowned actor Shishir Sharma, will be screened at the forthcoming DCSAFF Wheaton Film Festival.
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SLB's 'Heeramandi' triggers debate among Pak artistes on their own films
As India's ace director Sanjay Leela Bhansali gets ready to reveal the untold stories of Lahore's red light district, Heera Mandi, Pakistani artistes are questioning their own industry, maintaining that such stories should be narrated by Pakistani filmmak
