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Kiran Rao Reacts To Laapataa Ladies Not Making Oscars 2025 Shortlist
Kiran Rao's Laapataa Ladies received widespread critical acclaim and was loved by audiences worldwide. The ace director reacts to her film not making it to the Academy Awards 2025 shortlist.
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Lipstick Under My Burkha Will Be The Opening Film At The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
Lipstick Under My Burkha won critical acclaim at several international film festivals but in India, the film got stuck amidst a controversy with the Censor Board
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National Awards: Jolly LLB director Subhash Kapoor elated by double win
Subhash Kapoor's critically acclaimed legal drama Jolly LLB has been named in two categories at the 61st National Film Awards which were announced here on Wednesday.
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Rajkummar Rao wins National Award for Shahid, congratulations pour in
The critically acclaimed Shahid scored two big wins at the National Film Awards - Best Director for Hansal Mehta and Best Actor for Rajkummar Rao.
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Make films for the world: The Lunchbox director's advice to Indian filmmakers
Ritesh Batra, director of the critically acclaimed The Lunchbox would like Indian filmmakers to "reach out with our films to the world" as India has a wealth of stories to tell.
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Filmfare Awards: Deepika Padukone's films lead nominees list
Nominations for the 59th Filmfare Awards have been announced and, predictably, the list veers towards popular choices. Critically acclaimed films like Lootera and The Lunchbox are conspicuous by their absence from the Best Film and Best Director categories, and scoop just one acting nomination each. Oscar entry The Good Road is missing entirely.
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Eega triumphs at Filmfare Awards South
Filmmaker SS Rajamouli's critically acclaimed Telugu revenge-drama Eega swept the 60th Filmfare awards (south) ceremony by winning five honours, including best film and best director, in the Telugu language category.
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Madhur Bhandarkar has an emotional connect with Tabu
Credited with bringing out the best in the leading ladies of his films, critically acclaimed director Madhur Bhandarkar on Thursday (June 27, 2013) confessed to connecting emotionally with Tabu, who played the female lead in his film Chandni Bar.
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US film 'explores the power' of baseball in Manipur
Two American women, one a critically acclaimed director and the other an Academy-Award winning actress, have come together to make a movie that they say "explores the power" of the game for "people in a troubled, distant place."
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Filmmakers don't bet on typical actors like me: Manoj Bajpayee
Actor Manoj Bajpayee feels that directors don't show confidence in casting typical actors like him despite his critically acclaimed roles in films like Satya, Shool, Rajneeti and Gangs of Wasseypur.
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Preview: Ek Tha Tiger promises full on entertainment
Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif starrer Ek Tha Tiger is high on action and the spy thriller has an interesting dose of romance too.
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Chandni Bar, Fashion to be screened in Berlin
Director Madhur Bhandarkar's critically acclaimed movies Chandni Bar and Fashion will be showcased at the Indian Film Festival (IFF), Berlin.
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Censor board is becoming more liberal, says filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee
Even as many filmmakers feel the CBFC has become more strict about content, critically acclaimed director Dibakar Banerjee begs to differ.
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It is tough working with Sudhir Mishra, says Chitrangada Singh
Chitrangada Singh says, the critically acclaimed director, Sudhir Mishra, is quite a taskmaster.
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Happi Is Inspired By Chaplin's Cinema: Bhavna Talwar
After their critically acclaimed collaboration in Dharm Bhavna Talwar and Pankaj Kapoor have reunited for Happi, which the director says is inspired by Charlie Chaplin's cinema.
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Kiran Rao Reacts To Laapataa Ladies Not Making Oscars 2025 Shortlist
Kiran Rao's Laapataa Ladies received widespread critical acclaim and was loved by audiences worldwide. The ace director reacts to her film not making it to the Academy Awards 2025 shortlist.
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Lipstick Under My Burkha Will Be The Opening Film At The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
Lipstick Under My Burkha won critical acclaim at several international film festivals but in India, the film got stuck amidst a controversy with the Censor Board
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National Awards: Jolly LLB director Subhash Kapoor elated by double win
Subhash Kapoor's critically acclaimed legal drama Jolly LLB has been named in two categories at the 61st National Film Awards which were announced here on Wednesday.
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Rajkummar Rao wins National Award for Shahid, congratulations pour in
The critically acclaimed Shahid scored two big wins at the National Film Awards - Best Director for Hansal Mehta and Best Actor for Rajkummar Rao.
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Make films for the world: The Lunchbox director's advice to Indian filmmakers
Ritesh Batra, director of the critically acclaimed The Lunchbox would like Indian filmmakers to "reach out with our films to the world" as India has a wealth of stories to tell.
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Filmfare Awards: Deepika Padukone's films lead nominees list
Nominations for the 59th Filmfare Awards have been announced and, predictably, the list veers towards popular choices. Critically acclaimed films like Lootera and The Lunchbox are conspicuous by their absence from the Best Film and Best Director categories, and scoop just one acting nomination each. Oscar entry The Good Road is missing entirely.
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Eega triumphs at Filmfare Awards South
Filmmaker SS Rajamouli's critically acclaimed Telugu revenge-drama Eega swept the 60th Filmfare awards (south) ceremony by winning five honours, including best film and best director, in the Telugu language category.
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Madhur Bhandarkar has an emotional connect with Tabu
Credited with bringing out the best in the leading ladies of his films, critically acclaimed director Madhur Bhandarkar on Thursday (June 27, 2013) confessed to connecting emotionally with Tabu, who played the female lead in his film Chandni Bar.
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US film 'explores the power' of baseball in Manipur
Two American women, one a critically acclaimed director and the other an Academy-Award winning actress, have come together to make a movie that they say "explores the power" of the game for "people in a troubled, distant place."
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Filmmakers don't bet on typical actors like me: Manoj Bajpayee
Actor Manoj Bajpayee feels that directors don't show confidence in casting typical actors like him despite his critically acclaimed roles in films like Satya, Shool, Rajneeti and Gangs of Wasseypur.
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Preview: Ek Tha Tiger promises full on entertainment
Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif starrer Ek Tha Tiger is high on action and the spy thriller has an interesting dose of romance too.
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Chandni Bar, Fashion to be screened in Berlin
Director Madhur Bhandarkar's critically acclaimed movies Chandni Bar and Fashion will be showcased at the Indian Film Festival (IFF), Berlin.
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Censor board is becoming more liberal, says filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee
Even as many filmmakers feel the CBFC has become more strict about content, critically acclaimed director Dibakar Banerjee begs to differ.
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It is tough working with Sudhir Mishra, says Chitrangada Singh
Chitrangada Singh says, the critically acclaimed director, Sudhir Mishra, is quite a taskmaster.
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Happi Is Inspired By Chaplin's Cinema: Bhavna Talwar
After their critically acclaimed collaboration in Dharm Bhavna Talwar and Pankaj Kapoor have reunited for Happi, which the director says is inspired by Charlie Chaplin's cinema.
