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For These Underprivileged Mumbai Children, This Diwali is Special
For these 1,500 underprivileged children in Mumbai, this Diwali was fun-filled, full of games, food, sweets and gifts unlike previous years.
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In the West, people laugh at Bollywood's formula films, says writer
Indian-origin British author and scriptwriter Farrukh Dhondy says that the formula films churned out by the Hindi film industry "don't work in the West".
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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: 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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Mira Nair on 25 years of Salaam Bombay and launching Irrfan Khan
Celebrating 25 years of the film, a full house awaited Mira Nair at the film's screening in New Delhi.
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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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Thrilling to bring back Salaam Bombay!: Mira Nair
Twenty five years after it hit the screens, Mira Nair's 1988 film Salaam Bombay!, which was even nominated for an Oscar, is re-releasing on March 22. The filmmaker is "absolutely thrilled" with the news.
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Don't understand the fuss about Oscars: Mira Nair
Indian born director Mira Nair says she does not understand the fuss about Indian filmmakers' obsession with winning an Oscar or making movies to win accolades from the West.
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Barfi!, India's Oscars entry, draws copycat flak
India's entry for best foreign language film at next year's Oscars has become the latest Bollywood movie to draw flak for allegedly plagiarising foreign hits in a 'mash-up' of ripped-off scenes.
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Aanjjan Srivastav keen to do film with global theme
Aanjjan Srivastav, who will be seen as a politician in Joker, says he now aspires to do films that revolve around international subjects.
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Stop showing tobacco on screen, Bollywood urged
Civil society members urged the film industry and censor board to avoid depicting such scenes in movies.
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Salman is being human
After basking in the success of Chillar Party, the actor is ensuring that his child artistes are doing well
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Shaan Turns Ambassador For Anti-Tobacco Campaign
Singer Shaan will be seen singing on television for an advertisement aimed at discouraging youths from tobacco consumption.
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Aussie hockey team donates gear to Indian charity
The triumphant Australian men's and women's hockey teams turned out to be generous winners as they decided to donated their gear to an Indian charity.
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For These Underprivileged Mumbai Children, This Diwali is Special
For these 1,500 underprivileged children in Mumbai, this Diwali was fun-filled, full of games, food, sweets and gifts unlike previous years.
-
In the West, people laugh at Bollywood's formula films, says writer
Indian-origin British author and scriptwriter Farrukh Dhondy says that the formula films churned out by the Hindi film industry "don't work in the West".
-
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.
-
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.
-
Mira Nair on 25 years of Salaam Bombay and launching Irrfan Khan
Celebrating 25 years of the film, a full house awaited Mira Nair at the film's screening in New Delhi.
-
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.
-
Thrilling to bring back Salaam Bombay!: Mira Nair
Twenty five years after it hit the screens, Mira Nair's 1988 film Salaam Bombay!, which was even nominated for an Oscar, is re-releasing on March 22. The filmmaker is "absolutely thrilled" with the news.
-
Don't understand the fuss about Oscars: Mira Nair
Indian born director Mira Nair says she does not understand the fuss about Indian filmmakers' obsession with winning an Oscar or making movies to win accolades from the West.
-
Barfi!, India's Oscars entry, draws copycat flak
India's entry for best foreign language film at next year's Oscars has become the latest Bollywood movie to draw flak for allegedly plagiarising foreign hits in a 'mash-up' of ripped-off scenes.
-
Aanjjan Srivastav keen to do film with global theme
Aanjjan Srivastav, who will be seen as a politician in Joker, says he now aspires to do films that revolve around international subjects.
-
Stop showing tobacco on screen, Bollywood urged
Civil society members urged the film industry and censor board to avoid depicting such scenes in movies.
-
Salman is being human
After basking in the success of Chillar Party, the actor is ensuring that his child artistes are doing well
-
Shaan Turns Ambassador For Anti-Tobacco Campaign
Singer Shaan will be seen singing on television for an advertisement aimed at discouraging youths from tobacco consumption.
-
Aussie hockey team donates gear to Indian charity
The triumphant Australian men's and women's hockey teams turned out to be generous winners as they decided to donated their gear to an Indian charity.
