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Aamir Khan May Not Make The Mahabharata After All. Here's What Happened
Aamir Khan is reportedly "seriously reconsidering" his decision to adapt the Mahabharata after what happened with "Padmaavat"
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Fake News On 400 Cuts In "Padmaavat" Disappointed Me, Says Prasoon Joshi
Central Board of Film Certification chief Prasoon Joshi said he was "disappointed" by the fake news of the censor board clearing Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial film "Padmaavat" with 400 cuts.
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Padmaavat Protest Was "Bizarre", Bordered On Fascism: Ranveer Singh
"Padmaavat" makers may be celebrating '50 glorious days' of the film in theatres, which has made over Rs 300 crores, but Ranveer Singh still seems to be affected by the controversy as the actor says it was "infuriating" for him to see his director Sanjay Leela Bhansali go through the "assault".
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'Padmaavat' To Release In Indore On Thursday
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's much controversial film "Padmaavat", which did not release in Madhya Pradesh over protests, will now hit the screens in Indore on Thursday amid high security.
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"Padmaavat" May Release In Madhya Pradesh This Week
Controversial film "Padmaavat", which was not released in Madhya Pradesh last month due to security reasons, is likely to hit the screens in the state this week.
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"I Stand 100% With What I Said": Swara Bhasker On "Padmaavat" Open Letter
Actress Swara Bhasker, who stirred a controversy with her open letter to Sanjay Leela Bhansali in which she said that she felt "reduced to vagina" after watching his "Padmaavat", says that she still stands with what she said.
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How The Choices BJP Made Led To Its Stunning Defeat In Rajasthan Bypolls
Ram Swaroop Lamba appeared to be the perfect choice. Son of the BJP's popular Jat leader and sitting Lok Sabha whose death had necessitated the Ajmer by-election, 45-year-old Mr Lamba was expected to ride a sympathy wave and command the powerful Jat vote that makes for 12 per cent of the vote share in the constituency. But the Congress fielded Ragh...
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Deepika Padukone Thinks Swara Bhasker 'Probably Missed Disclaimer' In "Padmaavat"
Deepika Padukone on "Padmaavat" controversy: "When you do something right you don't have to be scared"
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Protests Had Reached An Obnoxious Level: Sanjay Leela Bhansali Opens Up On "Padmaavat" Row
Sanjay Leela Bhansali believes the phenomenal audience response to "Padmaavat" is his answer to those who have been protesting against the film.
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'Padmaavat' Row: 2 Arrested For Throwing Petrol Bomb Inside Muzaffarnagar Theatre
Two men have been arrested for allegedly throwing a petrol bomb inside a theatre screening the controversial film 'Padmaavat' in Muzaffarnagar on Saturday, police said.
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Aamir Khan May Not Make The Mahabharata After All. Here's What Happened
Aamir Khan is reportedly "seriously reconsidering" his decision to adapt the Mahabharata after what happened with "Padmaavat"
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Fake News On 400 Cuts In "Padmaavat" Disappointed Me, Says Prasoon Joshi
Central Board of Film Certification chief Prasoon Joshi said he was "disappointed" by the fake news of the censor board clearing Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial film "Padmaavat" with 400 cuts.
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Padmaavat Protest Was "Bizarre", Bordered On Fascism: Ranveer Singh
"Padmaavat" makers may be celebrating '50 glorious days' of the film in theatres, which has made over Rs 300 crores, but Ranveer Singh still seems to be affected by the controversy as the actor says it was "infuriating" for him to see his director Sanjay Leela Bhansali go through the "assault".
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'Padmaavat' To Release In Indore On Thursday
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's much controversial film "Padmaavat", which did not release in Madhya Pradesh over protests, will now hit the screens in Indore on Thursday amid high security.
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"Padmaavat" May Release In Madhya Pradesh This Week
Controversial film "Padmaavat", which was not released in Madhya Pradesh last month due to security reasons, is likely to hit the screens in the state this week.
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"I Stand 100% With What I Said": Swara Bhasker On "Padmaavat" Open Letter
Actress Swara Bhasker, who stirred a controversy with her open letter to Sanjay Leela Bhansali in which she said that she felt "reduced to vagina" after watching his "Padmaavat", says that she still stands with what she said.
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How The Choices BJP Made Led To Its Stunning Defeat In Rajasthan Bypolls
Ram Swaroop Lamba appeared to be the perfect choice. Son of the BJP's popular Jat leader and sitting Lok Sabha whose death had necessitated the Ajmer by-election, 45-year-old Mr Lamba was expected to ride a sympathy wave and command the powerful Jat vote that makes for 12 per cent of the vote share in the constituency. But the Congress fielded Ragh...
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Deepika Padukone Thinks Swara Bhasker 'Probably Missed Disclaimer' In "Padmaavat"
Deepika Padukone on "Padmaavat" controversy: "When you do something right you don't have to be scared"
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Protests Had Reached An Obnoxious Level: Sanjay Leela Bhansali Opens Up On "Padmaavat" Row
Sanjay Leela Bhansali believes the phenomenal audience response to "Padmaavat" is his answer to those who have been protesting against the film.
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'Padmaavat' Row: 2 Arrested For Throwing Petrol Bomb Inside Muzaffarnagar Theatre
Two men have been arrested for allegedly throwing a petrol bomb inside a theatre screening the controversial film 'Padmaavat' in Muzaffarnagar on Saturday, police said.
