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Lupita Nyong'o Was "Excited And Terrified" About Mehendi On Her Bald Head
Lupita Nyong’o used Jagua, a natural skin dye from South America as henna
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This Hollywood Star Wore A Saree And The Most Exquisite Mehendi On, Wait For It, Her Bald Head
The actress mentioned in the caption that the henna used on her head was Jagua, a natural skin dye from South America
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Monsoon Wedding: Bride Wins Hearts By Walking Down Flooded Church Aisle
A beaming bride defiantly marching up a flooded church aisle in the Philippines has won hearts as the country suffers a fresh bout of monsoonal rains.
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Mumbai Film Fest makes Rajat Kapoor nostalgic
Actor-filmmaker Rajat Kapoor misses the way films used to be screened in theatres earlier. However, watching films at the ongoing Mumbai Film Festival, made him remember that time.
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Shefali Shah would like to direct one day
Shefali Shah, who chooses her films carefully because as an actress she wants to take up projects that give her creative satisfaction, says she would like to direct a film in future.
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Randeep Hooda: I failed in my first year in college
Actor Randeep Hooda admits to being not so studious during his college days and he believes that to succeed in life one needs to just follow one's passion.
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Kiran Rao: Filmmakers must be true to themselves
Kiran Rao says her experience has taught her that filmmakers, who are swimming against the tide, should stay true to themselves to get recognition.
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Naseerudin Shah is full of praises for Mira Nair
Bollywood veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah marvels at the US-based Indian filmmaker Mira Nair's positive attitude and her perseverance to "experiment" with different styles of filmmaking.
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Mira Nair: Made The Reluctant Fundamentalist for young generation
Mira Nair, who is equally at home directing stories from the sub-continent and from Hollywood, has merged both the worlds in The Reluctant Fundamentalist,a coming-of-age story where she deals with questions of identity and belonging.
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Mira Nair to be conferred with German film award
Director Mira Nair will receive German Film Award for Peace, The Bridge 2013, for her movie The Reluctant Fundamentalist.
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Mira Nair: The Reluctant Fundamentalist will spur a dialogue
Acclaimed Indian director Mira Nair is hopeful that her new thriller The Reluctant Fundamentalist would spur a dialogue between two worlds depicted in it particularly in the context of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Mira Nair: Didn't want to be third world apologist
Director Mira Nair, who has been behind internationally acclaimed films like Salaam Bombay, Monsoon Wedding and The Namesake, says she has made a conscious effort throughout her career not to be a third world apologist.
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The Reluctant Fundamentalist is for my son: Mira Nair
Filmmaker Mira Nair says she decided to adapt Pakistani writer Mohsin Hamid's novel The Reluctant Fundamentalist, about post 9/11 world, for her son who is growing up and looking for a place to call home.
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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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I haven't reached my destination: Randeep Hooda
For Randeep Hooda the path to success was not easy. After making his debut in Monsoon Wedding in 2001, it took him four years to bag his next project. But now, when he has got a place for himself in the industry, he is not bragging.
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Lupita Nyong'o Was "Excited And Terrified" About Mehendi On Her Bald Head
Lupita Nyong’o used Jagua, a natural skin dye from South America as henna
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This Hollywood Star Wore A Saree And The Most Exquisite Mehendi On, Wait For It, Her Bald Head
The actress mentioned in the caption that the henna used on her head was Jagua, a natural skin dye from South America
-
Monsoon Wedding: Bride Wins Hearts By Walking Down Flooded Church Aisle
A beaming bride defiantly marching up a flooded church aisle in the Philippines has won hearts as the country suffers a fresh bout of monsoonal rains.
-
Mumbai Film Fest makes Rajat Kapoor nostalgic
Actor-filmmaker Rajat Kapoor misses the way films used to be screened in theatres earlier. However, watching films at the ongoing Mumbai Film Festival, made him remember that time.
-
Shefali Shah would like to direct one day
Shefali Shah, who chooses her films carefully because as an actress she wants to take up projects that give her creative satisfaction, says she would like to direct a film in future.
-
Randeep Hooda: I failed in my first year in college
Actor Randeep Hooda admits to being not so studious during his college days and he believes that to succeed in life one needs to just follow one's passion.
-
Kiran Rao: Filmmakers must be true to themselves
Kiran Rao says her experience has taught her that filmmakers, who are swimming against the tide, should stay true to themselves to get recognition.
-
Naseerudin Shah is full of praises for Mira Nair
Bollywood veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah marvels at the US-based Indian filmmaker Mira Nair's positive attitude and her perseverance to "experiment" with different styles of filmmaking.
-
Mira Nair: Made The Reluctant Fundamentalist for young generation
Mira Nair, who is equally at home directing stories from the sub-continent and from Hollywood, has merged both the worlds in The Reluctant Fundamentalist,a coming-of-age story where she deals with questions of identity and belonging.
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Mira Nair to be conferred with German film award
Director Mira Nair will receive German Film Award for Peace, The Bridge 2013, for her movie The Reluctant Fundamentalist.
-
Mira Nair: The Reluctant Fundamentalist will spur a dialogue
Acclaimed Indian director Mira Nair is hopeful that her new thriller The Reluctant Fundamentalist would spur a dialogue between two worlds depicted in it particularly in the context of the Boston Marathon bombings.
-
Mira Nair: Didn't want to be third world apologist
Director Mira Nair, who has been behind internationally acclaimed films like Salaam Bombay, Monsoon Wedding and The Namesake, says she has made a conscious effort throughout her career not to be a third world apologist.
-
The Reluctant Fundamentalist is for my son: Mira Nair
Filmmaker Mira Nair says she decided to adapt Pakistani writer Mohsin Hamid's novel The Reluctant Fundamentalist, about post 9/11 world, for her son who is growing up and looking for a place to call home.
-
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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I haven't reached my destination: Randeep Hooda
For Randeep Hooda the path to success was not easy. After making his debut in Monsoon Wedding in 2001, it took him four years to bag his next project. But now, when he has got a place for himself in the industry, he is not bragging.
