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US Man Wins Rs 9 Crore Lottery, Credits 'Lucky' Grandmother For Fortune
An Illinois man won1 million in the Powerball lottery and credited his unexpected meeting with his grandmother for his lucky break, calling her his "lucky charm."
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Culpa Tuya: Release Date, Plot, Cast, and How to Watch the Sequel
Culpa Tuya (Your Fault), the sequel to Culpa Mía (My Fault), releases on Amazon Prime Video on December 27. The movie continues the passionate romance of Noah and Nick as they face university life and new challenges. Available exclusively to Amazon Prime subscribers, it can be watched starting December 26 in India
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Mira Nair wants to make an Indian film for the Indian audience
While talking at the FICCI Frames interactive session, Mira Nair said, "I want to reach out to many people...my audience is here."
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Mirch is a sophisticated film, says Konkona
Konkana Sen Sharma feels that Indian audiences are mature enough to handle the portrayal of female sexuality, like in her upcoming film Mirch.
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'Indian audiences matured enough to take films like Mirch': Konkana
National award winning actress Konkana Sen Sharma feels Indian audiences had become matured enough of accepting a film like 'Mirch' which portrays women who take their sexual destinies in their hands.The actress, who turned 31 today, told that the film was sophisticated, witty and funny and not a serious take on feminism.According to her, film goer...
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US Man Wins Rs 9 Crore Lottery, Credits 'Lucky' Grandmother For Fortune
An Illinois man won1 million in the Powerball lottery and credited his unexpected meeting with his grandmother for his lucky break, calling her his "lucky charm."
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Culpa Tuya: Release Date, Plot, Cast, and How to Watch the Sequel
Culpa Tuya (Your Fault), the sequel to Culpa Mía (My Fault), releases on Amazon Prime Video on December 27. The movie continues the passionate romance of Noah and Nick as they face university life and new challenges. Available exclusively to Amazon Prime subscribers, it can be watched starting December 26 in India
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Mira Nair wants to make an Indian film for the Indian audience
While talking at the FICCI Frames interactive session, Mira Nair said, "I want to reach out to many people...my audience is here."
-
Mirch is a sophisticated film, says Konkona
Konkana Sen Sharma feels that Indian audiences are mature enough to handle the portrayal of female sexuality, like in her upcoming film Mirch.
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'Indian audiences matured enough to take films like Mirch': Konkana
National award winning actress Konkana Sen Sharma feels Indian audiences had become matured enough of accepting a film like 'Mirch' which portrays women who take their sexual destinies in their hands.The actress, who turned 31 today, told that the film was sophisticated, witty and funny and not a serious take on feminism.According to her, film goer...
