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Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi First Poster - Kangana Ranaut Looks Fierce As Rani Laxmi Bai
The makers of Kangana Ranaut's Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi chose Independence Day to release the first poster of the film
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Partition: 1947 Trailer - Huma Qureshi's Romantic Struggle Before India's Tryst With Destiny
The trailer of Huma Qureshi's movie Partition: 1947 was unveiled by the makers of the film today. The two-and-a-half minute trailer shows how Lord Mountbatten (played by Hugh Bonneville), the last Viceroy of India, has to oversee the transition of British India to independence
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Bhasmasur, A Film On Plight Of Farmers, Raises Rs 5 Lakhs Through Crowdfunding
Makers of an independent feature film talking about the plight of farmers in rural India, recently took to crowdfunding to successfully raise an amount of Rs 5 lakhs to finance the post production costs.
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Karan Johar: People Think Intelligent Films Aren't My Cup Of 'Koffee'
"I'm open to supporting all kinds of cinema, but unfortunately some of them never come to me. They rather knock on Kiran Rao's door for these kinds of films," said Karan Johar
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Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi First Poster - Kangana Ranaut Looks Fierce As Rani Laxmi Bai
The makers of Kangana Ranaut's Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi chose Independence Day to release the first poster of the film
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Partition: 1947 Trailer - Huma Qureshi's Romantic Struggle Before India's Tryst With Destiny
The trailer of Huma Qureshi's movie Partition: 1947 was unveiled by the makers of the film today. The two-and-a-half minute trailer shows how Lord Mountbatten (played by Hugh Bonneville), the last Viceroy of India, has to oversee the transition of British India to independence
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Bhasmasur, A Film On Plight Of Farmers, Raises Rs 5 Lakhs Through Crowdfunding
Makers of an independent feature film talking about the plight of farmers in rural India, recently took to crowdfunding to successfully raise an amount of Rs 5 lakhs to finance the post production costs.
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Karan Johar: People Think Intelligent Films Aren't My Cup Of 'Koffee'
"I'm open to supporting all kinds of cinema, but unfortunately some of them never come to me. They rather knock on Kiran Rao's door for these kinds of films," said Karan Johar
