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BJP Vs Trinamool As Kolkata Gives Controversial Film 'Bengal Files' A Miss
The hugely controversial film "Bengal Files" was released today amid a huge political row between the state's Opposition BJP and the ruling Trinamool Congress.
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No Ban On The Bengal Files In Bengal But You Can't Watch The Film In Kolkata Theatres
NDTV asked the Kolkata theatre owners why they are not screening The Bengal Files
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"Please Don't Ban The Bengal Files": Vivek Agnihotri Appeals To Mamata Banerjee "With Folded Hands" In New Video
Vivek Agnihotri has claimed that theatre owners in West Bengal are refusing to screen The Bengal Files
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NDTV Exclusive: Vivek Agnihotri Claims West Bengal Theatre Owners Are Refusing To Screen The Bengal Files
During a conversation with NDTV, Vivek Agnihotri claimed that his distributors told him that Bengal theatre owners are not willing to screen the film
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'The Kerala Story' Screened In 1 Theatre In Bengal, Gets "Good" Response
'The Kerala Story' movie is being screened in only one theatre in West Bengal but it is evoking a good response from the audience, an official of the Eastern India Motion Picture Association (EIMPA) said on Thursday.
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Restaurants In Bengal Can Now Remain Open Past 8 PM: Here's What's Allowed
Bengal announced further relaxation of curbs a day after extending the Covid-19 restrictions till August 31. Stadia, auditoriums, open-air theatres, theatre halls, and swimming pools will be allowed to operate at 50% capacity from Monday.
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"Shocked": Bengali Actor Sacked From Play For Joining BJP
A theatre group in West Bengal, known for its productions on socio-economic themes, has dropped an artiste from a play after the actor joined the BJP.
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Bengal Movie Theatres Allowed 100 Per Cent Occupancy: Mamata Banerjee
Movie theatres in Bengal can operate at 100 per cent occupancy (if Covid safety protocols are followed), Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said Friday, as she inaugurated the 26th Kolkata International Film Festival
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Kolkata Cinema Owners Awaits Centre, State Orders To Resume Functioning From October 1
Owners of many single-screen movie theatres in Kolkata said on Sunday that they are awaiting notifications from the Centre and the state government before deciding on reopening cinema halls which had been closed for over six months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Cinema Halls To Reopen In Bengal From October 1, Says Mamata Banerjee
Cinema halls and open air theatres will be allowed to operate in West Bengal from October 1 with limited number of participants, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Saturday.
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Street Plays In Kolkata Fight COVID-19 Stigma, Myths
The stigma against COVID-19 has caused patients and health workers untold trauma in Bengal and beyond. Now, a theatre group has taken to the streets - literally - to fight against it and make sense of the myths, misconceptions and fake news about the virus.
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Bengal Actor-MPs Urge Centre To Reopen Cinema Halls With Covid Protocols
Four actors of the Bengali film industry, three of them ruling TMC MPs, have urged the Centre to consider re-opening movie theatres with necessary COVID-19 protocols in place, underscoring that cinema hall owners and employees are under severe financial duress.
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After Letter To PM Modi, 9 Activists Now Write To Mamata Banerjee On Violence
Prominent members of Kolkata's civil society, many of whom were among the 49 people who recently wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against cow-related mob killings, have now written to Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to condemn police action on teachers and the assault on a theatre actor in recent weeks.
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"Limitless Drama": Opposition Targets PM After 'Mission Shakti' Address
The opposition today launched a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi government following its announcement of the testing of an anti-satellite missile or A-SAT. Bengal Chief minister Mamata Banerjee led the attack in a series of tweets, saying it was "yet another limitless drama" by a "government past its expiry date". Rahul Gandhi congratulated th...
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Ensure Screening Of Film Pulled From Theatres, Top Court Orders Bengal
The ghostly disappearance of a Bengali film from screens a day after its release is still an unsolved mystery. But the Supreme Court today directed Mamata Banerjee's government to ensure that the film is screened without obstruction.
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BJP Vs Trinamool As Kolkata Gives Controversial Film 'Bengal Files' A Miss
The hugely controversial film "Bengal Files" was released today amid a huge political row between the state's Opposition BJP and the ruling Trinamool Congress.
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No Ban On The Bengal Files In Bengal But You Can't Watch The Film In Kolkata Theatres
NDTV asked the Kolkata theatre owners why they are not screening The Bengal Files
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"Please Don't Ban The Bengal Files": Vivek Agnihotri Appeals To Mamata Banerjee "With Folded Hands" In New Video
Vivek Agnihotri has claimed that theatre owners in West Bengal are refusing to screen The Bengal Files
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NDTV Exclusive: Vivek Agnihotri Claims West Bengal Theatre Owners Are Refusing To Screen The Bengal Files
During a conversation with NDTV, Vivek Agnihotri claimed that his distributors told him that Bengal theatre owners are not willing to screen the film
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'The Kerala Story' Screened In 1 Theatre In Bengal, Gets "Good" Response
'The Kerala Story' movie is being screened in only one theatre in West Bengal but it is evoking a good response from the audience, an official of the Eastern India Motion Picture Association (EIMPA) said on Thursday.
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Restaurants In Bengal Can Now Remain Open Past 8 PM: Here's What's Allowed
Bengal announced further relaxation of curbs a day after extending the Covid-19 restrictions till August 31. Stadia, auditoriums, open-air theatres, theatre halls, and swimming pools will be allowed to operate at 50% capacity from Monday.
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"Shocked": Bengali Actor Sacked From Play For Joining BJP
A theatre group in West Bengal, known for its productions on socio-economic themes, has dropped an artiste from a play after the actor joined the BJP.
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Bengal Movie Theatres Allowed 100 Per Cent Occupancy: Mamata Banerjee
Movie theatres in Bengal can operate at 100 per cent occupancy (if Covid safety protocols are followed), Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said Friday, as she inaugurated the 26th Kolkata International Film Festival
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Kolkata Cinema Owners Awaits Centre, State Orders To Resume Functioning From October 1
Owners of many single-screen movie theatres in Kolkata said on Sunday that they are awaiting notifications from the Centre and the state government before deciding on reopening cinema halls which had been closed for over six months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Cinema Halls To Reopen In Bengal From October 1, Says Mamata Banerjee
Cinema halls and open air theatres will be allowed to operate in West Bengal from October 1 with limited number of participants, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Saturday.
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Street Plays In Kolkata Fight COVID-19 Stigma, Myths
The stigma against COVID-19 has caused patients and health workers untold trauma in Bengal and beyond. Now, a theatre group has taken to the streets - literally - to fight against it and make sense of the myths, misconceptions and fake news about the virus.
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Bengal Actor-MPs Urge Centre To Reopen Cinema Halls With Covid Protocols
Four actors of the Bengali film industry, three of them ruling TMC MPs, have urged the Centre to consider re-opening movie theatres with necessary COVID-19 protocols in place, underscoring that cinema hall owners and employees are under severe financial duress.
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After Letter To PM Modi, 9 Activists Now Write To Mamata Banerjee On Violence
Prominent members of Kolkata's civil society, many of whom were among the 49 people who recently wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against cow-related mob killings, have now written to Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to condemn police action on teachers and the assault on a theatre actor in recent weeks.
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"Limitless Drama": Opposition Targets PM After 'Mission Shakti' Address
The opposition today launched a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi government following its announcement of the testing of an anti-satellite missile or A-SAT. Bengal Chief minister Mamata Banerjee led the attack in a series of tweets, saying it was "yet another limitless drama" by a "government past its expiry date". Rahul Gandhi congratulated th...
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Ensure Screening Of Film Pulled From Theatres, Top Court Orders Bengal
The ghostly disappearance of a Bengali film from screens a day after its release is still an unsolved mystery. But the Supreme Court today directed Mamata Banerjee's government to ensure that the film is screened without obstruction.
