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Will Sonam Kapoor Star in a Punjabi Film? 'Why Not'
At a special screening of the Punjabi film Chauthi Koot, Sonam was asked if she would do a Punjabi film, and said, "I don't know the language; I do understand it. I understand Sindhi and Hindi more, but why not? I don't think, as an actor, a language should curb your enthusiasm"
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Cannes 2015: India Pavilion to Showcase Country's Cinematic Heritage
Two Indian films, Chauthi Koot and Masaan, have been chosen for the 'Un Certain Regard' category at Cannes
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Cannes 2015: A Short History of India's French Connection
This year, a clutch of Indian films will be screened at Cannes - Miyan Kal Aana, produced by Nawazuddin Siddiqui and directed by his brother Shamas; Neeraj Ghaywan's Masaan and Gurvnder Singh's Chauthi Koot will compete in Un Certain Regard
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Cannes 2015: Indian Films Chauthi Koot, Maasan in Un Certain Regard Line-Up
The line-up of films was announced today by festival director Thierry Fremaux who also said that the eye on India would focus on 'new gen' films rather than offerings from Bollywood or Bengali cinema
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Will Sonam Kapoor Star in a Punjabi Film? 'Why Not'
At a special screening of the Punjabi film Chauthi Koot, Sonam was asked if she would do a Punjabi film, and said, "I don't know the language; I do understand it. I understand Sindhi and Hindi more, but why not? I don't think, as an actor, a language should curb your enthusiasm"
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Cannes 2015: India Pavilion to Showcase Country's Cinematic Heritage
Two Indian films, Chauthi Koot and Masaan, have been chosen for the 'Un Certain Regard' category at Cannes
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Cannes 2015: A Short History of India's French Connection
This year, a clutch of Indian films will be screened at Cannes - Miyan Kal Aana, produced by Nawazuddin Siddiqui and directed by his brother Shamas; Neeraj Ghaywan's Masaan and Gurvnder Singh's Chauthi Koot will compete in Un Certain Regard
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Cannes 2015: Indian Films Chauthi Koot, Maasan in Un Certain Regard Line-Up
The line-up of films was announced today by festival director Thierry Fremaux who also said that the eye on India would focus on 'new gen' films rather than offerings from Bollywood or Bengali cinema
