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Chitrangada Singh: Actresses not just pretty faces anymore
The role of actresses has evolved a great deal in the Indian film industry, believes Chitrangada Singh, who says they've come a long way from being just "pretty faces on screen" once upon a time.
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After comedy, John Abraham, Abhishek Bachchan team up for action movie
Hit Dostana Jodi of John Abraham and Abhishek Bachchan, who entertained viewers with their antics in the comedy, team up again for the Hindi remake of Tamil film "Vettai" and this time they will be seen doing action and stunts.
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Chitrangada Singh to divorce golf star husband
After months of dodging the media about their reportedly 'fragile' relationship, Chitrangada finally filed for divorce by mutual consent at the Gurgaon family court on Friday (10.05.2013).
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Chitrangada Singh keen to play Begum Samru on screen
Actress Chitrangada Singh, who has experimented with offbeat as well as commercial roles, says she would love to play a character like Begum Samru on screen.
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Chitrangada Singh learns Kathak, Urdu for her next film
Actress Chitrangada Singh is gearing up for her next film for which she is taking diction and dance lessons.
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John Abraham: I don't deal in black money
Actor and producer John Abraham, who was last seen in the movie I, Me Aur Main, spoke about the little-discussed subject of Bollywood's black money at NDTV Profit's Business Leadership Awards.
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John Abraham: I produce commercially viable films
John Abraham says as a producer he chooses to make commercially viable projects.
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John Abraham will be seen in 'action' once again
After Force, actor John Abraham is looking to capitalise on the action genre and would be doing another film in that space.
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Fun factor key element in choosing films: John Abraham
What is John Abraham's motto as an actor? Fun and commercial viability, perhaps in that order. He says that enjoyment is key when it comes to choosing a film.
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John Abraham too busy with work, has no time for marriage
Actor John Abraham says various film projects are keeping him so busy that he has no time to get married.
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I, Me Aur Main fails to impress at the box office
Last weekend proved to be quite a disappointment at the box office as neither I, Me Aur Main nor The Attacks of 26/11 managed to garner any scores.
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Today's big releases: I, Me Aur Main and The Attacks of 26/11
Two very different movies will compete at the box office today.
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Movie award shows have reduced to TV shows: John Abraham
Actor-turned-producer John Abraham, who has been in the industry for a decade now, says Bollywood award shows have been reduced to prime-time television shows and believes they can never reach the level of a fair award.
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I, Me Aur Main made John Abraham's mother teary-eyed
John Abraham says his sweet-guy role in the film has come as a pleasant surprise for viewers.
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John Abraham turns media planner for I Me Aur Main
Actor-turned-producer John Abraham is happy with the amount of promotions of his film I Me Aur Main but says they are depending primarily on the film's content.
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Chitrangada Singh: Actresses not just pretty faces anymore
The role of actresses has evolved a great deal in the Indian film industry, believes Chitrangada Singh, who says they've come a long way from being just "pretty faces on screen" once upon a time.
-
After comedy, John Abraham, Abhishek Bachchan team up for action movie
Hit Dostana Jodi of John Abraham and Abhishek Bachchan, who entertained viewers with their antics in the comedy, team up again for the Hindi remake of Tamil film "Vettai" and this time they will be seen doing action and stunts.
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Chitrangada Singh to divorce golf star husband
After months of dodging the media about their reportedly 'fragile' relationship, Chitrangada finally filed for divorce by mutual consent at the Gurgaon family court on Friday (10.05.2013).
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Chitrangada Singh keen to play Begum Samru on screen
Actress Chitrangada Singh, who has experimented with offbeat as well as commercial roles, says she would love to play a character like Begum Samru on screen.
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Chitrangada Singh learns Kathak, Urdu for her next film
Actress Chitrangada Singh is gearing up for her next film for which she is taking diction and dance lessons.
-
John Abraham: I don't deal in black money
Actor and producer John Abraham, who was last seen in the movie I, Me Aur Main, spoke about the little-discussed subject of Bollywood's black money at NDTV Profit's Business Leadership Awards.
-
John Abraham: I produce commercially viable films
John Abraham says as a producer he chooses to make commercially viable projects.
-
John Abraham will be seen in 'action' once again
After Force, actor John Abraham is looking to capitalise on the action genre and would be doing another film in that space.
-
Fun factor key element in choosing films: John Abraham
What is John Abraham's motto as an actor? Fun and commercial viability, perhaps in that order. He says that enjoyment is key when it comes to choosing a film.
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John Abraham too busy with work, has no time for marriage
Actor John Abraham says various film projects are keeping him so busy that he has no time to get married.
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I, Me Aur Main fails to impress at the box office
Last weekend proved to be quite a disappointment at the box office as neither I, Me Aur Main nor The Attacks of 26/11 managed to garner any scores.
-
Today's big releases: I, Me Aur Main and The Attacks of 26/11
Two very different movies will compete at the box office today.
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Movie award shows have reduced to TV shows: John Abraham
Actor-turned-producer John Abraham, who has been in the industry for a decade now, says Bollywood award shows have been reduced to prime-time television shows and believes they can never reach the level of a fair award.
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I, Me Aur Main made John Abraham's mother teary-eyed
John Abraham says his sweet-guy role in the film has come as a pleasant surprise for viewers.
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John Abraham turns media planner for I Me Aur Main
Actor-turned-producer John Abraham is happy with the amount of promotions of his film I Me Aur Main but says they are depending primarily on the film's content.
