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Main Vaapas Aaunga Teaser: Diljit Dosanjh, Sharvari And Vedang Raina's Dreamy Tale Of Love And Longing
Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga releases in theatres on June 12
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Javed Akhtar's Outburst As Shekhar Kapur Tweets "Fear Of Intellectuals"
Lyricist Javed Akhtar lashed out at his colleague from the film industry Shekhar Kapur on Sunday, attacking the filmmaker for saying that he was afraid of intellectuals who were like snakes and that he still felt like a refugee decades after the partition of India.
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Salman Khan's Bharat: Director Reveals Which Scenes Were 'Most Challenging'
The film explores the exciting chapters in Bharat's life at different times of his life
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Partition: 1947 Movie Review - A Childish Film About The Partition Of India
Partition: 1947 Movie Review - Director Gurinder Chadha serves up an excruciatingly amateurish film about the separation of India and Pakistan.
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In Partition: 1947 Song Do Dilon Ke, Huma Qureshi Struggles With Mushkil Dil
The first song Huma Qureshi's upcoming film Partition: 1947, titled Do Dilon Ke, was unveiled by the makers of the film today. The song highlights the love story of Aalia (Huma Qureshi) and Jeet (Manish Dayal)
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Partition: 1947 Trailer - Huma Qureshi's Romantic Struggle Before India's Tryst With Destiny
The trailer of Huma Qureshi's movie Partition: 1947 was unveiled by the makers of the film today. The two-and-a-half minute trailer shows how Lord Mountbatten (played by Hugh Bonneville), the last Viceroy of India, has to oversee the transition of British India to independence
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Lisa Haydon Tweets a Clarification: My Father-in-Law Isn't Pakistani
"My husband is Indian. My father-in-law, Gulu Lalvani, was born in pre-partition India and was thrown out of what is today called Pakistan. To call someone, who has gone through the struggles of partition, non-Indian is absurd," she posted on Twitter
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It's a wrap for Gurinder Chadha's Next, Viceroy's House
The film stars English actor Hugh Bonneville as Lord Mounbatten - the last Viceroy of British India, Gillian Anderson, veteran Indian actor Om Puri and Gangs of Wasseypur actress Huma Qureshi. The film is based on events which took place during the partition of India
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Qissa Is a Masterful Directorial: Shabana Azmi
-In Qissa, Anup Singh shows how suggested violence is far more chilling than graphic depictions of it,- Shabana Azmi said
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Farooq Sheikh Appreciates Garam Hawa in Video Message
Late actor Farooq Sheikh's acting has captivated the audience again with the re-release of his debut film Garam Hawa on November 14
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Main Vaapas Aaunga Teaser: Diljit Dosanjh, Sharvari And Vedang Raina's Dreamy Tale Of Love And Longing
Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga releases in theatres on June 12
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Javed Akhtar's Outburst As Shekhar Kapur Tweets "Fear Of Intellectuals"
Lyricist Javed Akhtar lashed out at his colleague from the film industry Shekhar Kapur on Sunday, attacking the filmmaker for saying that he was afraid of intellectuals who were like snakes and that he still felt like a refugee decades after the partition of India.
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Salman Khan's Bharat: Director Reveals Which Scenes Were 'Most Challenging'
The film explores the exciting chapters in Bharat's life at different times of his life
-
Partition: 1947 Movie Review - A Childish Film About The Partition Of India
Partition: 1947 Movie Review - Director Gurinder Chadha serves up an excruciatingly amateurish film about the separation of India and Pakistan.
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In Partition: 1947 Song Do Dilon Ke, Huma Qureshi Struggles With Mushkil Dil
The first song Huma Qureshi's upcoming film Partition: 1947, titled Do Dilon Ke, was unveiled by the makers of the film today. The song highlights the love story of Aalia (Huma Qureshi) and Jeet (Manish Dayal)
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Partition: 1947 Trailer - Huma Qureshi's Romantic Struggle Before India's Tryst With Destiny
The trailer of Huma Qureshi's movie Partition: 1947 was unveiled by the makers of the film today. The two-and-a-half minute trailer shows how Lord Mountbatten (played by Hugh Bonneville), the last Viceroy of India, has to oversee the transition of British India to independence
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Lisa Haydon Tweets a Clarification: My Father-in-Law Isn't Pakistani
"My husband is Indian. My father-in-law, Gulu Lalvani, was born in pre-partition India and was thrown out of what is today called Pakistan. To call someone, who has gone through the struggles of partition, non-Indian is absurd," she posted on Twitter
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It's a wrap for Gurinder Chadha's Next, Viceroy's House
The film stars English actor Hugh Bonneville as Lord Mounbatten - the last Viceroy of British India, Gillian Anderson, veteran Indian actor Om Puri and Gangs of Wasseypur actress Huma Qureshi. The film is based on events which took place during the partition of India
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Qissa Is a Masterful Directorial: Shabana Azmi
-In Qissa, Anup Singh shows how suggested violence is far more chilling than graphic depictions of it,- Shabana Azmi said
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Farooq Sheikh Appreciates Garam Hawa in Video Message
Late actor Farooq Sheikh's acting has captivated the audience again with the re-release of his debut film Garam Hawa on November 14
