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Priyanka Chopra Shreds Australian Journalist Who Asked Why She Was Announcing Oscar Noms
Priyanka wasn't the only one to school the journalist. In the comments thread, Peter Ford was advised to "Watch Barfi" and to Google the actress.
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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Ranbir Kapoor excited about Barfi!'s Turkey release
Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra starrer Barfi! is all set to get a commercial release in Turkey. Said to be the first Indian movie to get a mainstream release in the country, it will hit close to 40 screens on May 10.
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Sad that Barfi!'s out of Oscar race: Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka Chopra is sad that her film Barfi! is out of the Oscar race but the actress says she is glad that the film was sent in as the official entry from India.
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Anurag Basu in tears amid cancer patients
Filmmaker Anurag Basu, a cancer survivor, broke down here at an event organised for children battling the disease.
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Anurag Basu not upset over Oscar ouster for Barfi!
Even with his latest movie Barfi! out of the Oscar race, Anurag Basu is not disappointed. He feels better films have made it to the top nine.
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Barfi! fails to make Oscar shortlist
Anurag Basu's Barfi! has failed to qualify for the best foreign language film category for the 85th Academy Awards, according to the latest Oscar shortlist.
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Kashmiri footballer threatens to sue Barfi! makers
A Kashmiri sportsman has threatened to sue the makers of Barfi! for allegedly portraying him in a negative light without his consent.
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Barfi! gets standing ovation at the Busan Film Festival
Barfi!, India's official entry for the foreign film entry at the Oscars, won hearts at the Busan International Film Festival.
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Barfi! makes it to Oscar long-list
India's Barfi, directed by Anurag Basu, is amongst the 71 films named for the 2012 Foreign Language Oscar category, the Academy announced.
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We'd be happy to follow Aamir Khan's lead for Oscar campaign: Anurag Basu
Anurag Basu, who has no plans to make a sequel to Barfi!, India's official entry for the Oscars this year, reveals that the film's team may take Aamir Khan's help in campaigning for the film in the US.
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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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Why emphasise on Bollywood for Oscars, asks Rituparno Ghosh
Acclaimed Bengali filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh is not sure if Bollywood film Barfi!, India's official entry for the Oscars this year, is the right choice.
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India's official Oscar entry Barfi! collects Rs 100 crores
Two days after being announced as India's official entry to the Oscars in the foreign language film category, Barfi! has made it to the Rs 100 crore club.
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Priyanka Chopra Shreds Australian Journalist Who Asked Why She Was Announcing Oscar Noms
Priyanka wasn't the only one to school the journalist. In the comments thread, Peter Ford was advised to "Watch Barfi" and to Google the actress.
-
Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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Ranbir Kapoor excited about Barfi!'s Turkey release
Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra starrer Barfi! is all set to get a commercial release in Turkey. Said to be the first Indian movie to get a mainstream release in the country, it will hit close to 40 screens on May 10.
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Sad that Barfi!'s out of Oscar race: Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka Chopra is sad that her film Barfi! is out of the Oscar race but the actress says she is glad that the film was sent in as the official entry from India.
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Anurag Basu in tears amid cancer patients
Filmmaker Anurag Basu, a cancer survivor, broke down here at an event organised for children battling the disease.
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Anurag Basu not upset over Oscar ouster for Barfi!
Even with his latest movie Barfi! out of the Oscar race, Anurag Basu is not disappointed. He feels better films have made it to the top nine.
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Barfi! fails to make Oscar shortlist
Anurag Basu's Barfi! has failed to qualify for the best foreign language film category for the 85th Academy Awards, according to the latest Oscar shortlist.
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Kashmiri footballer threatens to sue Barfi! makers
A Kashmiri sportsman has threatened to sue the makers of Barfi! for allegedly portraying him in a negative light without his consent.
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Barfi! gets standing ovation at the Busan Film Festival
Barfi!, India's official entry for the foreign film entry at the Oscars, won hearts at the Busan International Film Festival.
-
Barfi! makes it to Oscar long-list
India's Barfi, directed by Anurag Basu, is amongst the 71 films named for the 2012 Foreign Language Oscar category, the Academy announced.
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We'd be happy to follow Aamir Khan's lead for Oscar campaign: Anurag Basu
Anurag Basu, who has no plans to make a sequel to Barfi!, India's official entry for the Oscars this year, reveals that the film's team may take Aamir Khan's help in campaigning for the film in the US.
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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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Why emphasise on Bollywood for Oscars, asks Rituparno Ghosh
Acclaimed Bengali filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh is not sure if Bollywood film Barfi!, India's official entry for the Oscars this year, is the right choice.
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India's official Oscar entry Barfi! collects Rs 100 crores
Two days after being announced as India's official entry to the Oscars in the foreign language film category, Barfi! has made it to the Rs 100 crore club.
