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Search ResultTelevision’s Otherwise Abled People
When it comes to portraying a mentally imbalanced person on the screen, and I am referring to television, there is a misconception that any character that has retardation i...
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Critics rating: 2.5 stars
Cast: Sonam Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao, Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma
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“Failure is only when you accept it,” said Essel Group and Zee chairman Dr. Subhash Chandra, right before he stepped on to the stage to address more than 200 en...
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2014 has been a year of change. It witnessed the launch of three new channels ? Zindagi, Sony Pal and EPIC. It also marked the entry of Amitabh Bachchan in the fiction genr...
Read MoreProgramming trends that ruled TV in 2014
Producers and broadcasters are now adopting an international style of programming with finite shows that last for a certain time period and deal with concepts that do not n...
Read More“You should never underestimate the power of good writing”: Namit Sharma
Utilising his 15 years of experience across genres, he has created great programming for Zee TV. From broadcasting to content generation, it’s an amalgamation of seve...
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~ Producers Lab, Co-production market stitches together film industries from the world over ~
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Can TV Save India?
But in the 1990s, cable television arrived and private channels like Star Plus and Zee TV popped up — and quickly started catering to the lowest common denominator. T...
Read MoreAmitabh Bachchan urges support for flood-hit Kashmir
On behalf of the Indian film fraternity, Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan Tuesday appealed to all citizens to contribute to the cause of rehabilitating the flood-ravaged...
Read MoreAudience Engagement – Embracing the Second Screen Revolution
Today, TV watching has become an activity that has moved away from the traditional living room scenario where a family sits together and watches a particular programme. Ind...
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