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Rekha On Her Absence From Celluloid: "I Choose Where I Want To Be And Where I Don't Want To Be"
Rekha attends Bollywood parties, award functions at regular intervals
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Opinion: Adipurush - An Epic Celluloid Misadventure
The rambunctious, chest-thumping, cheerleading cohort of right-wingers from the film fraternity have gone silent, probably licking their wounds.
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What Passengers Ate On Titanic? Take A Look At The 'Real' Menu
It's been 111 years since Titanic sank in the North Atlantic. Recently, the menu on the ship surfaced online, taking the internet by storm.
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Before Samantha Ruth Prabhu, There Was MS Subbulakshmi And Other "Shakuntalas On Celluloid"
Ahead of Shaakuntalam's release, Samantha has shared a picture paying tribute to all the actresses who have played Shakuntala in the past
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Zohra Sehgal: Know About The Theatre Doyen And Bollywood's Best Dadi
Zohra Sehgal made any movie she was in instantly adorable. She worked with Bollywood's biggest stars including Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor. Zohra Sehgal was one of the first Indian actors to be recognized internationally. Not only was she considered one the finest character artistes on celluloid, s...
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Sponsored: 10 Indian Movies Featuring Mahindra's Classic 4X4 SUVs
Part of celluloid for life, here are 10 times when Mahindra's Classic 4X4 SUVs were featured in prominent roles in Indian movies.
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Director Imtiaz Ali Shares An Image Of His First Car; Reveals Love For Road Trips
Ace director Imtiaz Ali is known for his movies that often have a breath of fresh air. The movies also tend to have a road trip underlying there somewhere. If you ever thought that the director's love for the road was restricted on the celluloid, well that's not the case. The road trip bug bit Ali a long time ago and proving the same was a throwbac...
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Actor Rajkummar Rao Brings Home The Harley-Davidson Fat Bob
Actor Rajkummar Rao knows how to win you over with his effortless performances, and the string of hit movies to his name certainly stand testimony to that. While the actor has been often seen riding motorcycle on celluloid, more often than not with two more characters on the astride (which is illegal), you could soon spot around Mumbai riding his n...
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John Abraham To Produce And Star In A Movie About Motorcycles
Actor and producer John Abraham is known for his love for motorcycles, as much as for his insane fitness and movies. The actor has been synonymous with motorcycles and cementing this image was the movie Dhoom that hit the theatres back in 2004. Over a decade and a half later, John will be seen once again on a motorcycle on celluloid, albeit in his ...
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Shah Rukh Khan Meets Christopher Nolan, Tweets His "Fanboy Moment"
Shah Rukh Khan said it was "inspiring to hear Christopher Nolan talk of the virtues of celluloid as an artist's medium"
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Kamal Haasan Meets Dunkirk Director Christopher Nolan. See Pics
Kamal Haasan was surprised that Christopher Nolan has watched his film Paapanaasam
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Sonic the Hedgehog Movie Release Date Announced
Sonic the Hedgehog will be gracing theatres with his celluloid debut next year. The Sonic the Hedgehog movie release date is November 15, 2019.
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Begum Jaan Vidya Balan's Inspiring Journey Towards Good Health And Fitness
Vidya has been an emblematic figure of embracing and loving your body-type, and has promoted healthy living over desperate measures to conform to beauty standards. Here are some of her diet secrets.
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Shilpa Shetty is in Search of Something 'Really Interesting' For Her Next
"Of course, I would be okay playing a mother's role. Why not? I am a mother. I won't have any problem in playing one. But it has to be worth my time because whether I am doing a film or not, I am busy," said Shilpa Shetty
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Anil Kapoor Says the West is 'Way Ahead of Us' in Television
"I personally feel television writing in the West is something else. It is phenomenal, and beyond everything. They are way ahead of us definitely. We have great content in India, but we don't have great writers who can put them on celluloid or make great TV stories," said Anil Kapoor
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Rekha On Her Absence From Celluloid: "I Choose Where I Want To Be And Where I Don't Want To Be"
Rekha attends Bollywood parties, award functions at regular intervals
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Opinion: Adipurush - An Epic Celluloid Misadventure
The rambunctious, chest-thumping, cheerleading cohort of right-wingers from the film fraternity have gone silent, probably licking their wounds.
-
What Passengers Ate On Titanic? Take A Look At The 'Real' Menu
It's been 111 years since Titanic sank in the North Atlantic. Recently, the menu on the ship surfaced online, taking the internet by storm.
-
Before Samantha Ruth Prabhu, There Was MS Subbulakshmi And Other "Shakuntalas On Celluloid"
Ahead of Shaakuntalam's release, Samantha has shared a picture paying tribute to all the actresses who have played Shakuntala in the past
-
Zohra Sehgal: Know About The Theatre Doyen And Bollywood's Best Dadi
Zohra Sehgal made any movie she was in instantly adorable. She worked with Bollywood's biggest stars including Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor. Zohra Sehgal was one of the first Indian actors to be recognized internationally. Not only was she considered one the finest character artistes on celluloid, s...
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Sponsored: 10 Indian Movies Featuring Mahindra's Classic 4X4 SUVs
Part of celluloid for life, here are 10 times when Mahindra's Classic 4X4 SUVs were featured in prominent roles in Indian movies.
-
Director Imtiaz Ali Shares An Image Of His First Car; Reveals Love For Road Trips
Ace director Imtiaz Ali is known for his movies that often have a breath of fresh air. The movies also tend to have a road trip underlying there somewhere. If you ever thought that the director's love for the road was restricted on the celluloid, well that's not the case. The road trip bug bit Ali a long time ago and proving the same was a throwbac...
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Actor Rajkummar Rao Brings Home The Harley-Davidson Fat Bob
Actor Rajkummar Rao knows how to win you over with his effortless performances, and the string of hit movies to his name certainly stand testimony to that. While the actor has been often seen riding motorcycle on celluloid, more often than not with two more characters on the astride (which is illegal), you could soon spot around Mumbai riding his n...
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John Abraham To Produce And Star In A Movie About Motorcycles
Actor and producer John Abraham is known for his love for motorcycles, as much as for his insane fitness and movies. The actor has been synonymous with motorcycles and cementing this image was the movie Dhoom that hit the theatres back in 2004. Over a decade and a half later, John will be seen once again on a motorcycle on celluloid, albeit in his ...
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Shah Rukh Khan Meets Christopher Nolan, Tweets His "Fanboy Moment"
Shah Rukh Khan said it was "inspiring to hear Christopher Nolan talk of the virtues of celluloid as an artist's medium"
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Kamal Haasan Meets Dunkirk Director Christopher Nolan. See Pics
Kamal Haasan was surprised that Christopher Nolan has watched his film Paapanaasam
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Sonic the Hedgehog Movie Release Date Announced
Sonic the Hedgehog will be gracing theatres with his celluloid debut next year. The Sonic the Hedgehog movie release date is November 15, 2019.
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Begum Jaan Vidya Balan's Inspiring Journey Towards Good Health And Fitness
Vidya has been an emblematic figure of embracing and loving your body-type, and has promoted healthy living over desperate measures to conform to beauty standards. Here are some of her diet secrets.
-
Shilpa Shetty is in Search of Something 'Really Interesting' For Her Next
"Of course, I would be okay playing a mother's role. Why not? I am a mother. I won't have any problem in playing one. But it has to be worth my time because whether I am doing a film or not, I am busy," said Shilpa Shetty
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Anil Kapoor Says the West is 'Way Ahead of Us' in Television
"I personally feel television writing in the West is something else. It is phenomenal, and beyond everything. They are way ahead of us definitely. We have great content in India, but we don't have great writers who can put them on celluloid or make great TV stories," said Anil Kapoor
