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Anurag Kashyap Explains Why Notes Ban Had To Play A Major Part In Choked
"When you are making a movie which is about money and marriage then demonetisation has to be a part of it," said Anurag Kashyap
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Choked Review: Rocky Marriage, Rocky Netflix Movie
Choked Netflix review: Anurag Kashyap’s first feature-length film for Netflix is about a middle-class bank cashier (Saiyami Kher) who unexpectedly comes into a lot of cash, clueless to the fact that demonetisation is around the corner. Choked release time is 12:30pm on Netflix.
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Demonetisation: Despite Marriage Season, India's Biggest Gold Market Sees 90% Drop In Sales
Thousands of big and small jewellery shops and glittering showrooms in India's oldest and biggest hub eagerly await the elusive customers.
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Notes Ban: Tough Norms Make Withdrawals Difficult For Weddings
Stringent conditions imposed by the government on cash withdrawal limit of up to Rs 2.5 lakh for a marriage have made it difficult for the families with upcoming weddings to meet all guidelines in order to get the money needed for expenses.
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Man Ends Life Over Cash Crunch Ahead of Daughter's Wedding
Distressed over shortage of funds for his daughter's marriage, a 45-year-old Dalit man allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence in Rajkot early this morning, police said.
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Cash Withdrawal For Marriage And Latest On Deposit, Exchange Of Notes
The RBI in its latest update has said that banks have exchanged and got deposits of nearly 5.5 lakh crore in scrapped notes of Rs 500/1,000 denomination. Banks also disbursed Rs 1.03 lakh crore via ATMS and over the counter between November 10 and November 18, the RBI said.
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Banks May Allow Cash Withdrawal For Marriage From Next Week
Banks may allow withdrawal of Rs 2.5 lakh by the families with upcoming weddings from next week only after receiving operational guidelines from the RBI, even though the Centre announced the relaxation earlier this week.
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Blog: Look Out, Notes Ban Will Test Marriages Too
During my earlier career in the tax department, I carried out several search operations (euphemism for "raids") and nary was a house in which we did not find the housewife with a secret stash of money of which the husband had no knowledge whatsoever.
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In Peak Wedding Season, Ghodiwalas, Decorators and Caterers Lie Jobless
The months between November and February are considered to be peak wedding season in North India and for those in the business, the currency ban could not have come at a worse time.
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In Peak Wedding Season, Families Allowed Higher Cash Withdrawal Of Rs 2.5 Lakh In One Go
The government announced new measures today to allow farmers and marrying couples to withdraw more money from banks, as scrapping of high-value notes have impacted weddings and the agri sector.
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Indian Wedding Season Hit Hard After Demonetisation
With demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes resulting into a temporary shortage of cash in the country, the big fat Indian wedding season has turned into a nightmare for both traders and families.
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Marriage Season Hit Hard By Demonetisation Move
With demonetisation leading to temporary cash crunch, the big fat Indian wedding season has turned into a nightmare for both traders and families.
-
Anurag Kashyap Explains Why Notes Ban Had To Play A Major Part In Choked
"When you are making a movie which is about money and marriage then demonetisation has to be a part of it," said Anurag Kashyap
-
Choked Review: Rocky Marriage, Rocky Netflix Movie
Choked Netflix review: Anurag Kashyap’s first feature-length film for Netflix is about a middle-class bank cashier (Saiyami Kher) who unexpectedly comes into a lot of cash, clueless to the fact that demonetisation is around the corner. Choked release time is 12:30pm on Netflix.
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Demonetisation: Despite Marriage Season, India's Biggest Gold Market Sees 90% Drop In Sales
Thousands of big and small jewellery shops and glittering showrooms in India's oldest and biggest hub eagerly await the elusive customers.
-
Notes Ban: Tough Norms Make Withdrawals Difficult For Weddings
Stringent conditions imposed by the government on cash withdrawal limit of up to Rs 2.5 lakh for a marriage have made it difficult for the families with upcoming weddings to meet all guidelines in order to get the money needed for expenses.
-
Man Ends Life Over Cash Crunch Ahead of Daughter's Wedding
Distressed over shortage of funds for his daughter's marriage, a 45-year-old Dalit man allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his residence in Rajkot early this morning, police said.
-
Cash Withdrawal For Marriage And Latest On Deposit, Exchange Of Notes
The RBI in its latest update has said that banks have exchanged and got deposits of nearly 5.5 lakh crore in scrapped notes of Rs 500/1,000 denomination. Banks also disbursed Rs 1.03 lakh crore via ATMS and over the counter between November 10 and November 18, the RBI said.
-
Banks May Allow Cash Withdrawal For Marriage From Next Week
Banks may allow withdrawal of Rs 2.5 lakh by the families with upcoming weddings from next week only after receiving operational guidelines from the RBI, even though the Centre announced the relaxation earlier this week.
-
Blog: Look Out, Notes Ban Will Test Marriages Too
During my earlier career in the tax department, I carried out several search operations (euphemism for "raids") and nary was a house in which we did not find the housewife with a secret stash of money of which the husband had no knowledge whatsoever.
-
In Peak Wedding Season, Ghodiwalas, Decorators and Caterers Lie Jobless
The months between November and February are considered to be peak wedding season in North India and for those in the business, the currency ban could not have come at a worse time.
-
In Peak Wedding Season, Families Allowed Higher Cash Withdrawal Of Rs 2.5 Lakh In One Go
The government announced new measures today to allow farmers and marrying couples to withdraw more money from banks, as scrapping of high-value notes have impacted weddings and the agri sector.
-
Indian Wedding Season Hit Hard After Demonetisation
With demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes resulting into a temporary shortage of cash in the country, the big fat Indian wedding season has turned into a nightmare for both traders and families.
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Marriage Season Hit Hard By Demonetisation Move
With demonetisation leading to temporary cash crunch, the big fat Indian wedding season has turned into a nightmare for both traders and families.
