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Search ResultTwinkle to Tabu: 10 Women Making Bollywood Look Good
God knows that Bollywood, with its casual sexism and perpetuating of stereotype, badly needs all the PR help it can get. The Khans are too busy. One is otherwise occupied i...
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Mumbai, February, 2015: Pocket Films, known for bringing compelling short films to the forefront is here with a unique film ‘O Mother’...
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Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt launches debut novel at World Book Fair
Acclaimed Bollywood filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt says his debut novel ‘All That Could Have Been’, which is based on the screenplay of his forthcoming film ‘Hama...
Read MoreIs A Number Crunching Agency Needed?
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Box office figures should be accurate. Yes, Bollywood should take help of agencies like Rentrak a...
Read MoreHere's why we need more Twinkle Khannas in Hindi film industry
While there seem to be no end to the AIB roast controversy, one must thank God for some sane voices emerging from within the industry. One of them happens to be an interior...
Read MoreVanita Kohli Khandekar: The return of the storytellers
Congressman Frank Underwood is livid when he discovers that he will not get the Secretary of State position he was promised by a president whom he helped get elected. He th...
Read MoreClassic films of India in time capsule
India is the largest producer of films in the world but many classics that are milestones in the history of Indian cinema are in danger of extinction. The newly established...
Read MoreAurangzeb director Atul Sabharwal’s documentary “In Their Shoes” to release in India on March 13 through PVR Director and Long Live Cinema
—The film is set to release on March 13 through PVR Director’s rare in five metros—
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