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"C-Grade Movie, Will Flop": Congress's Gaurav Gogoi Slams Himanta Sarma
Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi, the newly appointed president of Assam Congress, has said that Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's allegations of Pakistan links are part of a "C-grade Bollywood cinema" that is "going to flop badly".
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Uri Publicly Screened In Manipur Over 20 Years Since Insurgents' Bollywood Ban
Cinema returned to strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday after more than 20 years when a Bollywood movie on surgical strikes against Pakistan was screened at a makeshift open air theatre in Churachandpur.
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From Fruit Trader To Cinema Icon, Dilip Kumar's Evolution Mirrored India's
Kumar, who died on Wednesday morning at the age of 98, was the thinking, impassioned hero framed in black and white who moved on to a spectrum of roles in technicolour, his life and career a testimony to India as it grew and evolved over the decades.
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"How's The Josh?" PM Modi Quotes Hit "Uri" Dialogue To Applause. Watch
On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai. At the gathering attended by film personalities, the prime minister made a reference to recently-released war-film 'Uri' as he asked the audiences, "How's the josh?", drawing laughter and applause. In response, the audience replied "High Sir". 'Uri...
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"Padmaavat" Cleared By Pakistan Censor Board With No Cuts
"Padmaavat is suitable for public exhibition in the cinemas," says Pakistan Censor Board
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Aamir Khan's Dangal, Shah Rukh Khan's Raees: The Films Pakistan Wants To See After Kaabil
Hrithik Roshan's Kaabil is the first film to have released in Pakistan after the ban on screening Indian cinema was lifted
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'Dangal' May Release In Pakistan Soon: Local Distributors
Local distributors of the latest Aamir Khan-starrer "Dangal" in Pakistan are pinning their hopes on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to give his formal approval to its release in the country and are expecting the film to be screened soon.
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After 2 Months, Pakistan Cinemas Resume Screening Of Indian Movies
Cinemas in Pakistan on Monday began screening Indian movies, over two months after film exhibitors and theatre owners suspended it amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack and cross-border firing incidents.
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Pakistan Cinemas To Resume Screening Of Indian Films From Today
Cinemas in Pakistan will start screening Indian movies from today as film exhibitors and cinema owners lifted a two-month self-imposed suspension of their screening that was put in place amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack.
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Pakistan Theatres To Resume Screening Indian Films From December 19
Pakistani film exhibitors and cinema owners are likely to end a self-imposed ban on screening of Indian films on Monday that was put in place amid escalating tensions between the two countries following the Uri terror attack.
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'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' Will Have Safe Release, Assured Rajnath Singh: Producers
Days ahead of the release of Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil amid threats and protests, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has reportedly assured producers that the film will release without any violence and all cinemas will have "100 per cent police protection".
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Opinion: What Karan Johar's 'India First' And Anurag Kashyap's Tweet Missed
In less than a fortnight, it will be clear if Hindi cinema's hit machine, talented director Karan Johar, will have a seamless opening for his forthcoming blockbuster Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (ADHM), or if movie halls will be vandalized and the film taken off screens under pressure from radical groups.
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Karan Johar Says Won't Use Pak Actors Anymore But Unfair To Target 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'
My country comes first, filmmaker Karan Johar said, breaking his silence on the row over his film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, in an emotional video statement in which he expressed a "deep sense of hurt and pain" by the charge of being anti-national.
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Day After Surgical Strikes, Pak Cinemas Stop Screening Indian Films
Major cinema houses in Pakistan have stopped screening Indian films following the surgical strikes by India on terror launch pads across the Line of Control.
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Sonam, Nawazuddin, Fawad Win Top Awards at Film Festival in Melbourne
Nawazuddin and Sonam won the Best Actor and Actress awards for their work in the movie Raman Raghav 2.0 and Neerja respectively. Fawad from Pakistan won the Diversity Award for his contribution to Indian and Pakistani Cinema
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"C-Grade Movie, Will Flop": Congress's Gaurav Gogoi Slams Himanta Sarma
Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi, the newly appointed president of Assam Congress, has said that Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's allegations of Pakistan links are part of a "C-grade Bollywood cinema" that is "going to flop badly".
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Uri Publicly Screened In Manipur Over 20 Years Since Insurgents' Bollywood Ban
Cinema returned to strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday after more than 20 years when a Bollywood movie on surgical strikes against Pakistan was screened at a makeshift open air theatre in Churachandpur.
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From Fruit Trader To Cinema Icon, Dilip Kumar's Evolution Mirrored India's
Kumar, who died on Wednesday morning at the age of 98, was the thinking, impassioned hero framed in black and white who moved on to a spectrum of roles in technicolour, his life and career a testimony to India as it grew and evolved over the decades.
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"How's The Josh?" PM Modi Quotes Hit "Uri" Dialogue To Applause. Watch
On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai. At the gathering attended by film personalities, the prime minister made a reference to recently-released war-film 'Uri' as he asked the audiences, "How's the josh?", drawing laughter and applause. In response, the audience replied "High Sir". 'Uri...
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"Padmaavat" Cleared By Pakistan Censor Board With No Cuts
"Padmaavat is suitable for public exhibition in the cinemas," says Pakistan Censor Board
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Aamir Khan's Dangal, Shah Rukh Khan's Raees: The Films Pakistan Wants To See After Kaabil
Hrithik Roshan's Kaabil is the first film to have released in Pakistan after the ban on screening Indian cinema was lifted
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'Dangal' May Release In Pakistan Soon: Local Distributors
Local distributors of the latest Aamir Khan-starrer "Dangal" in Pakistan are pinning their hopes on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to give his formal approval to its release in the country and are expecting the film to be screened soon.
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After 2 Months, Pakistan Cinemas Resume Screening Of Indian Movies
Cinemas in Pakistan on Monday began screening Indian movies, over two months after film exhibitors and theatre owners suspended it amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack and cross-border firing incidents.
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Pakistan Cinemas To Resume Screening Of Indian Films From Today
Cinemas in Pakistan will start screening Indian movies from today as film exhibitors and cinema owners lifted a two-month self-imposed suspension of their screening that was put in place amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack.
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Pakistan Theatres To Resume Screening Indian Films From December 19
Pakistani film exhibitors and cinema owners are likely to end a self-imposed ban on screening of Indian films on Monday that was put in place amid escalating tensions between the two countries following the Uri terror attack.
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'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' Will Have Safe Release, Assured Rajnath Singh: Producers
Days ahead of the release of Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil amid threats and protests, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has reportedly assured producers that the film will release without any violence and all cinemas will have "100 per cent police protection".
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Opinion: What Karan Johar's 'India First' And Anurag Kashyap's Tweet Missed
In less than a fortnight, it will be clear if Hindi cinema's hit machine, talented director Karan Johar, will have a seamless opening for his forthcoming blockbuster Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (ADHM), or if movie halls will be vandalized and the film taken off screens under pressure from radical groups.
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Karan Johar Says Won't Use Pak Actors Anymore But Unfair To Target 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'
My country comes first, filmmaker Karan Johar said, breaking his silence on the row over his film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, in an emotional video statement in which he expressed a "deep sense of hurt and pain" by the charge of being anti-national.
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Day After Surgical Strikes, Pak Cinemas Stop Screening Indian Films
Major cinema houses in Pakistan have stopped screening Indian films following the surgical strikes by India on terror launch pads across the Line of Control.
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Sonam, Nawazuddin, Fawad Win Top Awards at Film Festival in Melbourne
Nawazuddin and Sonam won the Best Actor and Actress awards for their work in the movie Raman Raghav 2.0 and Neerja respectively. Fawad from Pakistan won the Diversity Award for his contribution to Indian and Pakistani Cinema
