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Anurag Kashyap's Bullet For Meeting Newcomers: "Pay And You Will Get Time"
Anurag Kashyap is known for his work in films including Gangs Of Wasseypur, Dev.D, Kennedy, and Raman Raghav 2.0 among others
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Why Salman Launched Athiya Shetty and Sooraj Pancholi in Hero
"I saw Sooraj when he was working with me on Ek Tha Tiger and I thought I should cast him before Aditya Chopra sees him," Salman said. At a recent event Salman introduced the newcomers to the media as "Athiya ma'am" and "Sooraj baba"
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Hiring Former Employees Beneficial: Study
Employers, take note! Recruiting former employees may be less risky than hiring newcomers as they understand the key components of the organisation's work structure and culture, new research suggests.
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Newcomers are more mature than seasoned actors: Paresh Rawal
Although he usually prefers to stay away from media, Paresh Rawal shares his opinions on why he avoids being in the limelight, working with newcomers and his future projects.
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No comments from Arjun Kapoor and Diana Penty until they win an award
The spokespersons of the two actors turned down media requests for the actors' bytes in regards to an awards event, until and unless the two were actually picked to win.
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Newcomers take Bollywood by storm
Working with newcomers is no longer risky! The box office success of two recent releases Vicky Donor and Ishaqzaade is a pointer to this.
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Being Half-Indian Is No Problem In Bollywood: Angela Jonsson
Angela Jonsson maintains that being half-Indian is no disadvantage in making it big in the Bollywood film industry any more.
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Kissing scene with Kalki Koechlin was shocker: Co-actress
Kissing is no more a taboo in Indian movies and most actors are doing it, but not for Kirti Kulhari because she was asked to liplock a girl.
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Preview: Haunted, Luv Ka The End
Director Vikram Bhatt's Haunted in the 3D format, releases Friday alongside teenage romance Luv Ka The End.
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Lifestyle of leaders, workers worries CPM
The CPI(M) is worried about the quality of newcomers joining the party and the lifestyle of party leaders and workers which, in many cases, deviates from Communist values.
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Anurag Kashyap's Bullet For Meeting Newcomers: "Pay And You Will Get Time"
Anurag Kashyap is known for his work in films including Gangs Of Wasseypur, Dev.D, Kennedy, and Raman Raghav 2.0 among others
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Why Salman Launched Athiya Shetty and Sooraj Pancholi in Hero
"I saw Sooraj when he was working with me on Ek Tha Tiger and I thought I should cast him before Aditya Chopra sees him," Salman said. At a recent event Salman introduced the newcomers to the media as "Athiya ma'am" and "Sooraj baba"
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Hiring Former Employees Beneficial: Study
Employers, take note! Recruiting former employees may be less risky than hiring newcomers as they understand the key components of the organisation's work structure and culture, new research suggests.
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Newcomers are more mature than seasoned actors: Paresh Rawal
Although he usually prefers to stay away from media, Paresh Rawal shares his opinions on why he avoids being in the limelight, working with newcomers and his future projects.
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No comments from Arjun Kapoor and Diana Penty until they win an award
The spokespersons of the two actors turned down media requests for the actors' bytes in regards to an awards event, until and unless the two were actually picked to win.
-
Newcomers take Bollywood by storm
Working with newcomers is no longer risky! The box office success of two recent releases Vicky Donor and Ishaqzaade is a pointer to this.
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Being Half-Indian Is No Problem In Bollywood: Angela Jonsson
Angela Jonsson maintains that being half-Indian is no disadvantage in making it big in the Bollywood film industry any more.
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Kissing scene with Kalki Koechlin was shocker: Co-actress
Kissing is no more a taboo in Indian movies and most actors are doing it, but not for Kirti Kulhari because she was asked to liplock a girl.
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Preview: Haunted, Luv Ka The End
Director Vikram Bhatt's Haunted in the 3D format, releases Friday alongside teenage romance Luv Ka The End.
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Lifestyle of leaders, workers worries CPM
The CPI(M) is worried about the quality of newcomers joining the party and the lifestyle of party leaders and workers which, in many cases, deviates from Communist values.
