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Search ResultDR BHALERAO THEATRE LEGACY REMEMBERED
The Legacy Of Dr Bhalerao Lives On as Prof. Dr. Avinash Kolhe reflects on theatre, medicine, and institution-building, tracing...
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Khalid Mohamed’s heartspeak with Atul Kulkarni, the actor of substance and spleen, who has lately been making waves with...
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Even though I use a lot of close ups, “Once upon a time, long, long ago…” should be the tone and tenor of this account from ...
Read MoreThe Missing Documentary
Khalid Mohamed writes on his documentary on the superstar cinematographer, Ashok Mehta, which ...
Read More8th Jagran Film Festival to pay homage to Reema Lagoo & Jeanne Moreau in Mumbai
8th Jagran Film Festival to pay homage to Reema Lagoo & Jeanne Moreau in Mumbai
Mumbai, September 2017: The ...
Read MorePune International Film Festival Includes Solapur, Nagpur For The First Time
The 15th edition of Pune International Film Festival (PIFF) to be held from January 12-19 has included Nagpur and Solapur this year as its 'satellite cities'. More than 200...
Read MoreWorld Cinema To Feature At Film Festival In Nariman Pt
Mumbai: From Kazakhstan’s ‘Bopem’ and the Brazilian ‘Carandiru’ to ‘A Royal Affair’ from Denmark and the Serbian ‘Falsifikat...
Read MoreInitiating A Dialogue Toward Inclusive Identities
“When was the first time you realised that you were a boy or a girl?”
This was one of the initial questions asked to ten year ol...
A Personal Tribute To Smita
That was sometime way back in the seventies. I still remember the two young women in our Tashkent film delegation who were fashionably late for meals, meetings; who giggled...
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