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Kumar Sanu's daughter Shannon K exhort people to be themselves in new song
Young singer Shannon K has unveiled a new song, which she describes as her personal interpretation of self-confidence and dreams.
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Rupam Kaur: Traditional matchmaking fraught with prejudice
New Delhi, Sep 18 (IANSlife) For Rupam Kaur, an Indian-American physician, the pursuit of finding love a second time took more than the traditional formula of meeting with suitors via a matchmaker. Having found her partner on the dating app Bumble after a
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Anushka to Katrina: Shine your brightest always
Actresses Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma have been bonding over the good old times.
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Gurdip Punjj: Want to surprise my fans with comedy
Actress Gurdip Punjj wants to play comic roles in future projects.
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‘Sholay’ turns 45: Big B, Ramesh Sippy, Hema Malini on why the film remains special
The blockbuster Sholay turned 45 on August 15. Amitabh Bachchan, Hema Malini and director Ramesh Sippy looked back to dissect how and why the film stays fresh and relevant in the minds of people even after so many decades.
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Film lyricist Chunakkara Ramankutty passes away
Popular Malayalam poet and film and drama lyricist Chunnakara Ramankutty passed away at a private hospital here on Thursday, said family sources. He was 84.
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Press enter for 'Dastan-e-Haroun'
Even as the film 'Peepli Live', India's official entry for the 83rd Acadmey Awards Best Foreign Film category completes a decade this month, its Delhi-based writer and director Anusha Rizvi says that the media and the system she satirised looks positively
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Ashley Roberts wants to learn Italian to hang out with Harry Styles
Singer Ashley Roberts finds One Direction star Harry Styles cute.
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It's challenging to deal with reality, says filmmaker Supriyo Sen
The latest documentary he has been making sounds straight out of an engrossing work of fiction -- centering around a group of young people that form a musical band based in Tangra (near Kolkatas biggest landfill), being mentored by an ex-gangster.
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Guneet Monga and acknowledging world's underlying goodness
For Academy Award winning producer, Guneet Monga, who recently acquired the rights to make author Khushwant Singh's book 'Maharaja in Denims' into a film, it has been a journey back to the roots. "I have forever been fascinated by Maharaja Ranjit Singh an
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Framing dilemmas, not solutions
He is clear that as a filmmaker, it is not his job to bring about a social change, and unlike many from his fraternity that is not his starting point to making films. "I am intrigued by situations which force me to start looking at life from different per
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From 'Maharaja in Denims' novel to silver screen
The producer of the "Gangs Of Wasseypur" and "The Lunchbox" has optioned bestselling novel 'Maharaja in Denims' written by Chandigarh-based author Khushwant Singh.
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Sanjay Dutt calls his wife 'mom'
On the occasion of the birthday of his wife Maanayata Dutt, actor Sanjay Dutt took to Instagram to pen a wish for her, calling her "mom".
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Chetan Bhagat: Vidhu Vinod Chopra drove me close to suicide
Author Chetan Bhagat claims producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra had publicly bullied him.
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Writer-director Purva Naresh: Best stories are always in the real world
Director-writer Purva Naresh says her writing has a ring of truth to it because best stories come out of the real world.
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Namit Das: This year has been very kind to me
Actor Namit Das has impressed many with his recent shows "Aarya" and "Mafia". He says 2020 has been very kind to him.
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Bollywood runs on nepotism, says musician Ranjit Barot
Stressing that the Hindi film industry is an institution that doesn't place talent and virtuosity at the top of is list and runs on nepotism, India's best known drummer and music director Ranjit Barot, who guitar legend John McLaughli describes as "one of
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Playing it true
Assuring that he is equally at peace doing the most expensive series on earth, 'Star Trek -Discovery' and starring in a Khasi film that does not have budgets for travelling to locations in a car, actor Adil Hussain, who is seen in both Indian art house an