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14 Artistes Feature In Bangla Version Of Anti-NRC Anthem "Hum Kaagaz Nahi Dikhayenge"
Fourteen artistes from Bengal have brought out a Bangla version of screenwriter-lyricist Varun Grover's protest poem "Hum Kaagaz Nahin Dikhayenge" to convey their opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens.
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Yes. Arjun Rampal is in Kahaani 2. He is 'Looking Forward' to It
Kahaani, which was co-written by Sujoy, revolved around a pregnant woman named Vidya Bagchi, who was in search of her husband in the city of Kolkata. The role was effectively played by Vidya Balan. It also featured Parambrata Chatterjee, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Indraneil Sengupta and Dhritiman Chatterjee
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How Smita Patil Cooked For Herself on Set as Others Ate Fish
"Mrinal da being a good East Bengali had to have fish all the time. That must have turned her stomach. She used to borrow vegetables and cooking oil from the cook and made her own food on a stove," recalled actor Dhritiman Chatterjee in Smita Patil: A Brief Incandescence, a biography written on the actress
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Satyajit Ray was a complete filmmaker, says Dhritiman Chatterjee
Veteran actor Dhritiman Chatterjee, who began his acting career with Satyajit Ray, believes the legendary filmmaker was in control of every aspect of his craft.
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14 Artistes Feature In Bangla Version Of Anti-NRC Anthem "Hum Kaagaz Nahi Dikhayenge"
Fourteen artistes from Bengal have brought out a Bangla version of screenwriter-lyricist Varun Grover's protest poem "Hum Kaagaz Nahin Dikhayenge" to convey their opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens.
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Yes. Arjun Rampal is in Kahaani 2. He is 'Looking Forward' to It
Kahaani, which was co-written by Sujoy, revolved around a pregnant woman named Vidya Bagchi, who was in search of her husband in the city of Kolkata. The role was effectively played by Vidya Balan. It also featured Parambrata Chatterjee, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Indraneil Sengupta and Dhritiman Chatterjee
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How Smita Patil Cooked For Herself on Set as Others Ate Fish
"Mrinal da being a good East Bengali had to have fish all the time. That must have turned her stomach. She used to borrow vegetables and cooking oil from the cook and made her own food on a stove," recalled actor Dhritiman Chatterjee in Smita Patil: A Brief Incandescence, a biography written on the actress
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Satyajit Ray was a complete filmmaker, says Dhritiman Chatterjee
Veteran actor Dhritiman Chatterjee, who began his acting career with Satyajit Ray, believes the legendary filmmaker was in control of every aspect of his craft.
