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Shah Rukh Khan's Raees Could Lift Box Office Collections In Q4: Report
Domestic brokerage Edelweiss Securities has said in a report that the movie line-up during this quarter "seems better than the past".
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WhatsApp Jokes About How Notes Ban Has Affected Aishwarya And Jaya Bachchan
WhatsApp forward doing the rounds shows how demonetisation has affected even the Bachchans -- 'first family of Bollywood' -- with 'bahu' Aishwarya and mom-in-law Jaya Bachchan 'sharing the same sari'.
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Suddenly Gabbar Singh May Turn Up: Mamata Banerjee On Notes Ban
As she announced her Christmas gift for St Xavier's College Kolkata, which will become a university soon, West Bengal Chief Minister attacked the central government's notes ban in the same breath today. Although the chief minister apologised for criticising demonetisation during the festive period, she also compared the Income Tax department to pop...
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Anil Kapoor Queued Up At An ATM. Fans Clicked Selfies To Kill Time
Anil Kapoor queued up at an ATM in a Mumbai hotel and clicked selfies with fans
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Why Vidya Balan Didn't Have To Queue At The Bank After Currency Ban
Vidya Balan is the only who has admitted to not having to line up with the rest of us - and believe us, we've asked a fair number of stars. "I didn't have to do that. I've been promoting my film and the production team takes care of everything," she said
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There's No Black Money In The Film Industry: Union Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore
Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore today sought to correct the negative public perfection that black money is pumped into films, and said the industry is likely to benefit from demonetisation.
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Blog: Note To Salman Khan, See How PM Hunts Black Bucks
The Honourable PM in making the announcement himself in his original Aaj Kuch Toofani Kartey Hai style, put in the shade Salman Khan, the King of Bollywood and archetypal Bad Boy. Step back, Chulbul Pandey -I will show you how to really hunt down black bucks!
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John Abraham Says Force 2 Collections Were Hit By Currency Ban
"Force 2 probably would have done 50 per cent more business in normal days. But we don't have any complaints," said John Abraham
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Kiran Rao on Currency Ban: Greater Good Should Help Tide Over Hardship
Kiran Rao spoke about the scrapping of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes days after her husband Aamir Khan refused to offer an opinion
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Where Will You Be This Friday: Cinema Or ATM?
"If we push our date, films lined up for the following weeks will be affected. There will be utter chaos. Besides, by Friday, people will be worn out after having stood in serpentine queues outside banks. A new film will provide some entertainment to them," Vipul A Shah, co-producer of Force 2, said
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Rock On 2 Won't be Affected by Scrapping of Notes, Says Farhan Akhtar
"I feel the public makes up its mind whether it wants to see a film or not early in the process of a film's marketing. If they've decided they want to see a film, nothing can stop them," says Farhan Akhtar
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What Shah Rukh Khan, Other Celebs Say About PM Modi's Scrapping of Notes
"Farsighted. Extremely smart. And not politically motivated. Will bring such a positive change for Indian economy. Great move," tweeted Shah Rukh Khan
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Cash-Strapped Bollywood In A Quandary After Demonetization Of Rs 1000, Rs 500 Notes
"Discussing and debating the unfairness of it all is futile for us. We only care about how much aloo, gobhi and bhindi cost," says Rakesh, a junior artiste, who, like all his other colleagues, seems to be the worst hit by PM Narendra Modi's announcement to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 yesterday onwards
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'Film Industry Not Impacted by PM Modi's Demonetisation Move,' Says Mukesh Bhatt
"It's a good thing. But the film industry is not impacted by it at all. We don't deal in cash. The film industry has been completely corporatised and cleaned of all cash dealings," said Mukesh Bhatt, Film and Television Producers Guild of India's President
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Force 2's John Abraham, Sonakshi Sinha on Donald Trump and Demonetisation
Sonakshi said, "They used to say God Bless America and now its God bless the world" while John was a little more circumspect when he said, "I was in Boston recently. I asked a war veteran who you would vote for. He said Bernie Sanders because the other two are hilarious."
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Shah Rukh Khan's Raees Could Lift Box Office Collections In Q4: Report
Domestic brokerage Edelweiss Securities has said in a report that the movie line-up during this quarter "seems better than the past".
-
WhatsApp Jokes About How Notes Ban Has Affected Aishwarya And Jaya Bachchan
WhatsApp forward doing the rounds shows how demonetisation has affected even the Bachchans -- 'first family of Bollywood' -- with 'bahu' Aishwarya and mom-in-law Jaya Bachchan 'sharing the same sari'.
-
Suddenly Gabbar Singh May Turn Up: Mamata Banerjee On Notes Ban
As she announced her Christmas gift for St Xavier's College Kolkata, which will become a university soon, West Bengal Chief Minister attacked the central government's notes ban in the same breath today. Although the chief minister apologised for criticising demonetisation during the festive period, she also compared the Income Tax department to pop...
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Anil Kapoor Queued Up At An ATM. Fans Clicked Selfies To Kill Time
Anil Kapoor queued up at an ATM in a Mumbai hotel and clicked selfies with fans
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Why Vidya Balan Didn't Have To Queue At The Bank After Currency Ban
Vidya Balan is the only who has admitted to not having to line up with the rest of us - and believe us, we've asked a fair number of stars. "I didn't have to do that. I've been promoting my film and the production team takes care of everything," she said
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There's No Black Money In The Film Industry: Union Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore
Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore today sought to correct the negative public perfection that black money is pumped into films, and said the industry is likely to benefit from demonetisation.
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Blog: Note To Salman Khan, See How PM Hunts Black Bucks
The Honourable PM in making the announcement himself in his original Aaj Kuch Toofani Kartey Hai style, put in the shade Salman Khan, the King of Bollywood and archetypal Bad Boy. Step back, Chulbul Pandey -I will show you how to really hunt down black bucks!
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John Abraham Says Force 2 Collections Were Hit By Currency Ban
"Force 2 probably would have done 50 per cent more business in normal days. But we don't have any complaints," said John Abraham
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Kiran Rao on Currency Ban: Greater Good Should Help Tide Over Hardship
Kiran Rao spoke about the scrapping of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes days after her husband Aamir Khan refused to offer an opinion
-
Where Will You Be This Friday: Cinema Or ATM?
"If we push our date, films lined up for the following weeks will be affected. There will be utter chaos. Besides, by Friday, people will be worn out after having stood in serpentine queues outside banks. A new film will provide some entertainment to them," Vipul A Shah, co-producer of Force 2, said
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Rock On 2 Won't be Affected by Scrapping of Notes, Says Farhan Akhtar
"I feel the public makes up its mind whether it wants to see a film or not early in the process of a film's marketing. If they've decided they want to see a film, nothing can stop them," says Farhan Akhtar
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What Shah Rukh Khan, Other Celebs Say About PM Modi's Scrapping of Notes
"Farsighted. Extremely smart. And not politically motivated. Will bring such a positive change for Indian economy. Great move," tweeted Shah Rukh Khan
-
Cash-Strapped Bollywood In A Quandary After Demonetization Of Rs 1000, Rs 500 Notes
"Discussing and debating the unfairness of it all is futile for us. We only care about how much aloo, gobhi and bhindi cost," says Rakesh, a junior artiste, who, like all his other colleagues, seems to be the worst hit by PM Narendra Modi's announcement to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 yesterday onwards
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'Film Industry Not Impacted by PM Modi's Demonetisation Move,' Says Mukesh Bhatt
"It's a good thing. But the film industry is not impacted by it at all. We don't deal in cash. The film industry has been completely corporatised and cleaned of all cash dealings," said Mukesh Bhatt, Film and Television Producers Guild of India's President
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Force 2's John Abraham, Sonakshi Sinha on Donald Trump and Demonetisation
Sonakshi said, "They used to say God Bless America and now its God bless the world" while John was a little more circumspect when he said, "I was in Boston recently. I asked a war veteran who you would vote for. He said Bernie Sanders because the other two are hilarious."
