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Bollywood Movie Makers: Don't blame us for everything!
Though there were several debatable issues at the Centenary Film Festival in the Capital, that concludes today, each discussion more or less boiled down to blaming Bollywood for intoxicating the society with negativity.
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Small films can kill star system: Karan Johar
The success of films such as Vicky Donor and Kahaani, which had modest budgets and no big stars, can pave the way for the death of the “star system” in Bollywood, believes Karan Johar. Lena Saha reports.
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People went to watch Chikni Chameli: Zoya Akhtar
Directors Karan Johar, Dibakar Banerjee and Zoya Akhtar spoke about issues, ranging from political censorship to lack of creative freedom, that plague filmmakers, during a panel discussion in the Capital.
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People told me I wouldn't last in Bollywood, reveals Aamir Khan
Actor Aamir Khan, who has delivered several hits in his film career like Taare Zameen Par, 3 Idiots, says because of his one film at a time approach, industry people often told him that his career will be over soon.
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Cinema@100: From Mother India to Munni
When it comes to portrayal of women on screen, do commercial films merely reflect prevailing attitudes or do they shape and contribute to those attitudes as well? There are no easy answers. Zehra Kazmi writes.
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Shilpa Shetty and son Viaan on Hello cover
Yummy mummy Shilpa Shetty was recently seen with her little one Viaan Raj Kundra at an IPL match and now the mother-son duo are spelling style on the cover of a lifestyle magazine.
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Psy heaves sigh of relief at 'not being one-hit wonder'
South Korean singer Psy, whose recently released follow-up track 'Gentleman' to hit number 'Gangnam Style' is topping the chart numbers as well, is relieved to have escaped from being a one-hit wonder.
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Katrina Kaif refuses three item numbers!
Despite showing disinterest in item numbers after Sheila Ki Jawani in 2010, actor Katrina Kaif, 28, went ahead with Chikni Chameli for Karan Johar’s Agneepath in 2011.
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Bollywood's iconic films mark their silver jubilee this year
This year marks the 100 years of Indian cinema and it’s going to be a double whammy for some stars, as their big releases complete 25 years at the same time.
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As Zohra Segal turns 101, Bollywood has as many reasons to love her!
She of the twinkling eyes, exuberant energy and bounties of warmth. Veteran Bollywood actor Zohra Segal turned 101 on Saturday.
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Dadasaheb Phalke's family wants Bharat Ratna for him
A hundred years after 'Lights, Camera, Action' were uttered for the first time in India by Dhundiraj Govind Phalke - Dadasaheb Phalke, known as the Father of Indian Cinema - his descendents have sought a befitting recognition of his contribution by posthumously conferring him the Bharat Ratna, the country's highest civilian honour.































































