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Blog: What Will We Do In A World Without Sridevi?
Sridevi gave cinema everything, and the movies are a sadder place without this pan-India superstar to breathe joy into them.
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Opinion: Dear National Media, You Are To Blame For "Padmavati" Too
Deepika Padukone's 'crime' has been to act in a film called "Padmavati" that has the country up in arms
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Opinion: Is Kangana Ranaut The New Aamir Khan?
Kangana Ranaut is considered a 'difficult' actress on set, as well as a demanding negotiator with an unrealistic sense of self-worth. How do you solve a problem like Kangana Ranaut?
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What The Sacking Of Pahlaj Nihalani Means For Indian Cinema
The rightly lampooned Pahlaj Nihalani has been ousted from the Central Board of Film Certification, but how much difference can the removal of one man make?
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Opinion: Bollywood's Half-Year Report Card - The Good, Bad And Plain Ugly
What's up with you, Hindi cinema? Where's the greatness? Here's a look at the best and the worst of 2017 so far
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Opinion: No, Tubelight Isn't Bollywood's Baahubali. Where Does This Leave Salman Khan?
Tubelight is obviously an ill-conceived attempt to cash in on the Bajrangi Bhaijaan formula, and it has been a disappointment
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Opinion: Decoding Brad Pitt's Encounter With Shah Rukh Khan
The difference between the two kinds of moviemaking is rarely expressed in such sharp relief as the chat Brad Pitt and Shah Rukh Khan had in a Mumbai hotel on Wednesday. Organised by Netflix ahead of the worldwide release of War Machine - produced by Pitt's production company, Plan B productions - the event was kept impressively under wraps
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Opinion: The Many Disturbing Sides And Faces Of #Suchileaks
Over the last week, Suchitra - or at least her Twitter account @SuchitraKarthik (with over 5,00,000 followers) - claimed to expose a casting couch nexus and the way Tamil film producers prey on young actresses.
