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26/11, Demonetisation To Atiq Ahmed Killing: How Real-Life Events Built The World Of Dhurandhar And Its Sequel
Ultimately, Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar 2 are not documentaries, and they never claim to be. But their power lies in how convincingly they borrow from reality to build fiction
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"Not Pakistani, Not A Terrorist": Dhurandhar Actor Who Played Hijacker Reacts To Backlash
In Dhurandhar, Vivek Sinha played terrorist Zahoor Mistry, one of the five hijackers who hijacked the Indian Airlines flight IC-814 in 1999
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How The IC-814 Hijack Unfolded, From Kathmandu To Kandahar
It's been almost 26 years since the IC-814 Kandahar hijack and it continues to be one of the most horrifying events in India's modern history
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Indian News Agency ANI Sues Netflix for Using its Content in 'IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack' Series
Netflix has been sued by Indian news agency ANI for using its content without permission. The series, called IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack - a fictionalised version of the 1999 hijacking of Indian Airlines flight 814 from Kathmandu - has been embroiled in controversy since its release last month.
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News Agency ANI Sues Netflix For Using Its Content In 'IC 814' Web Series
Netflix series "IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack" - a fictionalised version of the 1999 hijacking of an Indian Airlines flight from Kathmandu - has been embroiled in controversy since its release last month.
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When IC-814 Hijackers Demanded Terrorist's Body In Exchange For Hostages
Indian Airlines' Airbus A300 took off from Kathmandu at 4:53 pm on December 24, 1999, for Delhi. A two-hour long flight lasted for almost eight days when terrorists from Pakistan-based outfit Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM) hijacked the aircraft.
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"Don't Know Why Controversy, Names Factual": IC-814 Passenger On Netflix Row
Netflix's 'IC-814 Kandahar Hijack' - on a 1999 hijack by Pak-based terrorists - is "based on a real event and the names (of the hijackers, which led to a row over historical accuracy) are factual", Pooja Kataria, one of the hostages, said.
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Netflix to Add Disclaimers to IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack After Outrage Over Hijackers' Names
Netflix will be adding new disclaimers to an Indian series called 'IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack'. The step comes after the platform was criticised for what social media users said was a wrong portrayal of the hijackers as Hindus with Hindu names when they were Muslims.
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Few Scenes In Netflix's Kandahar Web Series "Fictitious": Ex-Crew Member
Anil Sharma, who was present in the hijacked Airbus aircraft as chief steward, and saw the series of events unfolding in front of his eyes, said on Tuesday that some of the scenes in the web series are fictitious.
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"Code Names In Series Reflect...": Netflix On 'IC 814' Web Series Row
Netflix India has updated the opening disclaimer on its web series 'IC-814 Kandahar Hijack" to include the real and code names of the hijackers, the OTT giant's country content chief, Monika Shergill, said Tuesday.
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26/11, Demonetisation To Atiq Ahmed Killing: How Real-Life Events Built The World Of Dhurandhar And Its Sequel
Ultimately, Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar 2 are not documentaries, and they never claim to be. But their power lies in how convincingly they borrow from reality to build fiction
-
"Not Pakistani, Not A Terrorist": Dhurandhar Actor Who Played Hijacker Reacts To Backlash
In Dhurandhar, Vivek Sinha played terrorist Zahoor Mistry, one of the five hijackers who hijacked the Indian Airlines flight IC-814 in 1999
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How The IC-814 Hijack Unfolded, From Kathmandu To Kandahar
It's been almost 26 years since the IC-814 Kandahar hijack and it continues to be one of the most horrifying events in India's modern history
-
Indian News Agency ANI Sues Netflix for Using its Content in 'IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack' Series
Netflix has been sued by Indian news agency ANI for using its content without permission. The series, called IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack - a fictionalised version of the 1999 hijacking of Indian Airlines flight 814 from Kathmandu - has been embroiled in controversy since its release last month.
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News Agency ANI Sues Netflix For Using Its Content In 'IC 814' Web Series
Netflix series "IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack" - a fictionalised version of the 1999 hijacking of an Indian Airlines flight from Kathmandu - has been embroiled in controversy since its release last month.
-
When IC-814 Hijackers Demanded Terrorist's Body In Exchange For Hostages
Indian Airlines' Airbus A300 took off from Kathmandu at 4:53 pm on December 24, 1999, for Delhi. A two-hour long flight lasted for almost eight days when terrorists from Pakistan-based outfit Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM) hijacked the aircraft.
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"Don't Know Why Controversy, Names Factual": IC-814 Passenger On Netflix Row
Netflix's 'IC-814 Kandahar Hijack' - on a 1999 hijack by Pak-based terrorists - is "based on a real event and the names (of the hijackers, which led to a row over historical accuracy) are factual", Pooja Kataria, one of the hostages, said.
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Netflix to Add Disclaimers to IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack After Outrage Over Hijackers' Names
Netflix will be adding new disclaimers to an Indian series called 'IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack'. The step comes after the platform was criticised for what social media users said was a wrong portrayal of the hijackers as Hindus with Hindu names when they were Muslims.
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Few Scenes In Netflix's Kandahar Web Series "Fictitious": Ex-Crew Member
Anil Sharma, who was present in the hijacked Airbus aircraft as chief steward, and saw the series of events unfolding in front of his eyes, said on Tuesday that some of the scenes in the web series are fictitious.
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"Code Names In Series Reflect...": Netflix On 'IC 814' Web Series Row
Netflix India has updated the opening disclaimer on its web series 'IC-814 Kandahar Hijack" to include the real and code names of the hijackers, the OTT giant's country content chief, Monika Shergill, said Tuesday.
