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Hansal Mehta and Netflix Announce Multi-Year Creative Partnership Following Success of 'Scoop'
Following the success of web series Scoop, Netflix and Hansal Mehta - the creator of the show - have announced a multi-year creative partnership. The show, starring Karishma Tanna as crime reporter Jagruti Pathak - based on real-life journalist Jigna Vora - recently released on Netflix.
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National Film Awards: Hansal Mehta On Aligarh Snub, 'There Are Bound To Be Disappointments'
National Film Awards: Hansal Mehta, who is known for his critically-acclaimed film Aligarh, tweeted that he is getting calls asking if he was 'disappointed' with the film not winning any award this year
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Rajkummar Rao Says He Feels Complete As An Actor
Rajkummar Rao is currently awaiting the release of his upcoming film Trapped. The 32-year-old actor said the he is exploring something 'new and exciting' every day
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Rajkummar Rao Plays Real Life Character in Hansal Mehta's Omerta
"Omerta has Rajkummar playing yet another real life character," Mr Mehta captioned the poster
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Rajkummar Rao May Star Opposite Kangana Ranaut in Simran
"There is something that Hansal Mehta sir is planning. The film is called Simran. It's too early to say anything. I am not allowed to say anything," said Rajkummar Rao
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Hansal Mehta Supports JNU Students, Says Azaadi Comes With A Responsibility
Bollywood director Hansal Mehta today came out in support of JNU students agitating against alleged branding of the varsity as "anti-national" even as he cautioned them that "azaadi" comes with responsibility.
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Blog: Forcing Aligarh To Skip The Movie Named After It
Ever since the official poster of Hansal Mehta's Aligarh was released, there was some curiosity at Aligarh Muslim University about the film.
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Aligarh Director: Hoarding Signs Doesn't Mean That a Film is Good
"This is Hansal Mehta's idea, we don't want to dirty our city with these posters, and we have been promoting with our own efforts till now, and this is one method to promote the film among the people," Manoj Bajpayee said. The actor plays a gay professor in the Hansal Mehta-directed film
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Hansal Mehta Says Unfair to Call His Films 'Offbeat'
"It would be unfair to call my films offbeat. Every film which tries to offer something different to the audience should not be labelled. I would suggest watch it like a film and don't label it," said Hansal Mehta
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Manoj Bajpayee's Post-Aligarh Status, For Those Who Asked
Manoj Bajpayee said, "If you want to be sane, then you really have to switch off. This is what my psychiatrist told me 10-15 years back. I started working on it, and now I reached a point that after pack-up, I just switch off. I like to unwind by disturbing Hansal Mehta by knocking his door 50 times"
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Aligarh Controversy is Cheap Publicity Stunt, Says Pahlaj Nihalani
"If the makers feel it is not justified then let them take a public opinion on this. Tell me, is the subject of homosexuality for kids? For teenagers? We have already cleared the film and now they are creating a controversy. This is a cheap publicity stunt by him (Hansal Mehta)," said Mr Nihalani
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Karan Johar Describes Aligarh As 'Poignant, Moving and Heartbreaking'
Aligarh is based on the real-life story of Shrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a professor at Aligarh Muslim University who was removed from his job for homosexuality. KJo attended a screening of the movie in Mumbai, which he found "poignant, moving and heartbreaking"
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Manoj Bajpayee Says Aligarh Doesn't Sensationalise Siras' Story
Manoj Bajpayee's next film Aligarh is based on controversial story of Professor Ramchandra Siras, who was suspended from his job for his sexuality. "We always thought we were making a film on somebody who deserved much more than what he got from the society," said Manoj Bajpayee
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Aligarh Opens Mumbai Film Fest, Director Feels 'Honoured'
Playing the 64-year-old character, actor Manoj Bajpayee left the audiences in awe with his flawless performance. "It could easily be the best Indian film of the year," Suresh, a viewer told IANS
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Rajkummar Rao on Speaking Hindi With a Southern Accent in Aligarh
Rajkummar Rao, who has teamed up with National Award-winning Hansal Mehta for the third time in Aligarh, said that he can never turn down an opportunity to work with the Shahid director. Rajkummar Rao and Hansal Mehta have also collaborated on CityLights
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Hansal Mehta and Netflix Announce Multi-Year Creative Partnership Following Success of 'Scoop'
Following the success of web series Scoop, Netflix and Hansal Mehta - the creator of the show - have announced a multi-year creative partnership. The show, starring Karishma Tanna as crime reporter Jagruti Pathak - based on real-life journalist Jigna Vora - recently released on Netflix.
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National Film Awards: Hansal Mehta On Aligarh Snub, 'There Are Bound To Be Disappointments'
National Film Awards: Hansal Mehta, who is known for his critically-acclaimed film Aligarh, tweeted that he is getting calls asking if he was 'disappointed' with the film not winning any award this year
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Rajkummar Rao Says He Feels Complete As An Actor
Rajkummar Rao is currently awaiting the release of his upcoming film Trapped. The 32-year-old actor said the he is exploring something 'new and exciting' every day
-
Rajkummar Rao Plays Real Life Character in Hansal Mehta's Omerta
"Omerta has Rajkummar playing yet another real life character," Mr Mehta captioned the poster
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Rajkummar Rao May Star Opposite Kangana Ranaut in Simran
"There is something that Hansal Mehta sir is planning. The film is called Simran. It's too early to say anything. I am not allowed to say anything," said Rajkummar Rao
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Hansal Mehta Supports JNU Students, Says Azaadi Comes With A Responsibility
Bollywood director Hansal Mehta today came out in support of JNU students agitating against alleged branding of the varsity as "anti-national" even as he cautioned them that "azaadi" comes with responsibility.
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Blog: Forcing Aligarh To Skip The Movie Named After It
Ever since the official poster of Hansal Mehta's Aligarh was released, there was some curiosity at Aligarh Muslim University about the film.
-
Aligarh Director: Hoarding Signs Doesn't Mean That a Film is Good
"This is Hansal Mehta's idea, we don't want to dirty our city with these posters, and we have been promoting with our own efforts till now, and this is one method to promote the film among the people," Manoj Bajpayee said. The actor plays a gay professor in the Hansal Mehta-directed film
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Hansal Mehta Says Unfair to Call His Films 'Offbeat'
"It would be unfair to call my films offbeat. Every film which tries to offer something different to the audience should not be labelled. I would suggest watch it like a film and don't label it," said Hansal Mehta
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Manoj Bajpayee's Post-Aligarh Status, For Those Who Asked
Manoj Bajpayee said, "If you want to be sane, then you really have to switch off. This is what my psychiatrist told me 10-15 years back. I started working on it, and now I reached a point that after pack-up, I just switch off. I like to unwind by disturbing Hansal Mehta by knocking his door 50 times"
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Aligarh Controversy is Cheap Publicity Stunt, Says Pahlaj Nihalani
"If the makers feel it is not justified then let them take a public opinion on this. Tell me, is the subject of homosexuality for kids? For teenagers? We have already cleared the film and now they are creating a controversy. This is a cheap publicity stunt by him (Hansal Mehta)," said Mr Nihalani
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Karan Johar Describes Aligarh As 'Poignant, Moving and Heartbreaking'
Aligarh is based on the real-life story of Shrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a professor at Aligarh Muslim University who was removed from his job for homosexuality. KJo attended a screening of the movie in Mumbai, which he found "poignant, moving and heartbreaking"
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Manoj Bajpayee Says Aligarh Doesn't Sensationalise Siras' Story
Manoj Bajpayee's next film Aligarh is based on controversial story of Professor Ramchandra Siras, who was suspended from his job for his sexuality. "We always thought we were making a film on somebody who deserved much more than what he got from the society," said Manoj Bajpayee
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Aligarh Opens Mumbai Film Fest, Director Feels 'Honoured'
Playing the 64-year-old character, actor Manoj Bajpayee left the audiences in awe with his flawless performance. "It could easily be the best Indian film of the year," Suresh, a viewer told IANS
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Rajkummar Rao on Speaking Hindi With a Southern Accent in Aligarh
Rajkummar Rao, who has teamed up with National Award-winning Hansal Mehta for the third time in Aligarh, said that he can never turn down an opportunity to work with the Shahid director. Rajkummar Rao and Hansal Mehta have also collaborated on CityLights
