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Seema Biswas: I Don't Want to be Typecast as a Mother
"I really liked the film's script and was on-board for it right after the first reading session. I am very happy to be a part of A Yellow Bird. (But) I don't want to be typecast as a mother. I want to play challenging character roles," said Seema Biswas
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IFFI 2014: Amitabh Bachchan Presents Rajinikanth With Centenary Award
Mr Bachchan told NDTV about his family's cordial relations with Rajinikanth and his family and called the South superstar a "wonderful human being" and an "incredible phenomenon." About the award given to Rajinikanth, Mr Bachchan said, "It's not enough."
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Bald, Bold and Beautiful: Priyanka, Shahid, Ranveer Are Losing Their Hair
Actors wish to get into the skin of their characters to the point of perfection. This drive for perfection has led many stars to go 'bald,' a move not to be attempted by the faint of heart.
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Seema Biswas: Actresses Above 30 are Being Offered Better Roles Now
National-award-winning actress Seema Biswas says that the industry is gradually changing and actresses above 30 are being offered better roles.
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Seema Biswas: We're scared people won't accept women-centric films
Versatile actress Seema Biswas, known for delivering a power-packed performance in Bandit Queen, believes today's filmmakers lack the courage to make women-centric films.
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Midnight's Children to release on February 1 in India
Deepa Mehta's ambitious project Midnight's Children -- big screen adaptation of Salman Rushdie's Booker prize-winning controversial novel of the same name -- is set to hit Indian screens on February 1.
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Darsheel Safary excited about Midnight's Children
Teen actor Darsheel Safary is excited about Canada-based Indian filmmaker Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children because for the first time he is "doing a film of this kind".
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English Vinglish to premiere at Toronto film festival
Sridevi's comeback film English Vinglish will make its world premiere at the 37th Toronto international film festival.
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Manoj Bajpayee appreciates actors who come from a theatre background
Manoj Bajpayee has only words of praise for Bollywood actors who come from a theatre background.
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Patang is totally unique: Seema Biswas
Seema Biswas looks at Indian-American director Prashant Bhargava's award winning first feature film Patang as an extraordinary film.
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Nandita Das back in action with Tamil film
Arthouse actress Nandita Das, who is back after her maternity break, will feature in a Tamil and Hindi venture this year.
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Filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra dies of cardiac arrest
Hollywood-based Indian filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra, who made films like Bawandar and Provoked, died Sunday, industry sources said. He was 62.
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Seema Biswas To Strip Again After Bandit Queen
Seema Biswas will go nude on screen again for her latest, Tomorrow, which explores the underworld of Mumbai.
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Seema Biswas in Cooking With Stella charms New York
Seema Biswas charmed New York crowds with her portrayal of a rambunctious cook serving a Canadian couple in Cooking With Stella.
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Seema Biswas: I Don't Want to be Typecast as a Mother
"I really liked the film's script and was on-board for it right after the first reading session. I am very happy to be a part of A Yellow Bird. (But) I don't want to be typecast as a mother. I want to play challenging character roles," said Seema Biswas
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IFFI 2014: Amitabh Bachchan Presents Rajinikanth With Centenary Award
Mr Bachchan told NDTV about his family's cordial relations with Rajinikanth and his family and called the South superstar a "wonderful human being" and an "incredible phenomenon." About the award given to Rajinikanth, Mr Bachchan said, "It's not enough."
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Bald, Bold and Beautiful: Priyanka, Shahid, Ranveer Are Losing Their Hair
Actors wish to get into the skin of their characters to the point of perfection. This drive for perfection has led many stars to go 'bald,' a move not to be attempted by the faint of heart.
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Seema Biswas: Actresses Above 30 are Being Offered Better Roles Now
National-award-winning actress Seema Biswas says that the industry is gradually changing and actresses above 30 are being offered better roles.
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Seema Biswas: We're scared people won't accept women-centric films
Versatile actress Seema Biswas, known for delivering a power-packed performance in Bandit Queen, believes today's filmmakers lack the courage to make women-centric films.
-
Midnight's Children to release on February 1 in India
Deepa Mehta's ambitious project Midnight's Children -- big screen adaptation of Salman Rushdie's Booker prize-winning controversial novel of the same name -- is set to hit Indian screens on February 1.
-
Darsheel Safary excited about Midnight's Children
Teen actor Darsheel Safary is excited about Canada-based Indian filmmaker Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children because for the first time he is "doing a film of this kind".
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English Vinglish to premiere at Toronto film festival
Sridevi's comeback film English Vinglish will make its world premiere at the 37th Toronto international film festival.
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Manoj Bajpayee appreciates actors who come from a theatre background
Manoj Bajpayee has only words of praise for Bollywood actors who come from a theatre background.
-
Patang is totally unique: Seema Biswas
Seema Biswas looks at Indian-American director Prashant Bhargava's award winning first feature film Patang as an extraordinary film.
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Nandita Das back in action with Tamil film
Arthouse actress Nandita Das, who is back after her maternity break, will feature in a Tamil and Hindi venture this year.
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Filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra dies of cardiac arrest
Hollywood-based Indian filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra, who made films like Bawandar and Provoked, died Sunday, industry sources said. He was 62.
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Seema Biswas To Strip Again After Bandit Queen
Seema Biswas will go nude on screen again for her latest, Tomorrow, which explores the underworld of Mumbai.
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Seema Biswas in Cooking With Stella charms New York
Seema Biswas charmed New York crowds with her portrayal of a rambunctious cook serving a Canadian couple in Cooking With Stella.
