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Irrfan Khan Would Have Won An Oscar If Hollywood Films Were In Hindi: What Wife Sutapa Told Him
She also recalled an English conversation in which she was fearful Irrfan would make a grammar error
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Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions Enters Strategic Alliance With The Elephant Whisperers’ Sikhya Entertainment: Report
Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Guneet Monga Kapoor’s Sikhya Entertainment have entered a strategic alliance to produce content across theatrical and digital formats. The report claims that the involved parties would reveal details in the next couple of months, and aim to set new benchmarks within the industry. The two production companies...
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Irrfan Khan's Slumdog Director Danny Boyle Recalls A Studio Boss Told Him To "Just Get That Guy"
"Irrfan was a wonderful actor and was a pivotal figure in the making of Slumdog Millionaire," Mr Boyle told BBC
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Doob, Starring Irrfan Khan, Is Bangladesh's Pick For Oscars; Actor Says He's 'Thrilled'
Irrfan Khan and Doob took a spot on Tuesday's trends list
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Irrfan Khan Doesn't Have 'Oscar' Dreams Post Inferno With Tom Hanks
Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point
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Here's What Varun Dhawan Says About Priyanka, Deepika's Hollywood Stint
"I think if an actor is really big over here, somewhere we have a responsibility to our fans, so we should do films where we could impact that film more, and the role has more meat as a performer and I think Priyanka and Deepika are really big, actresses, brilliant actors and they are really making us proud," Varun Dhawan said.
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Irrfan Khan 'Thrilled' With Asif Kapadia's Oscar Win
Irrfan Khan, who worked with Mr Kapadia for 2011 film The Warrior, said in a statement: "I am extremely thrilled for Asif. He is an amazing filmmaker and I am happy that we had the opportunity to work together in the past."
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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The Lunchbox makes waves in North America
Indian filmmaker Ritesh Batra's critically acclaimed film The Lunchbox beat out Hollywood movies, Oscar contenders, and all other foreign-language films to score the number one per-theatre average gross of any film in North America last weekend.
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India blew its chance at the Oscar, says Danis Tanovic
Academy Award winning Bosnian filmmaker Danis Tavonic is upset with Indian decision makers for choosing a "good film" like The Good Road over its "best horse", The Lunchbox as the representative to compete for the Oscar in the best foreign language film category this year.
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Irrfan Khan disappointed The Lunchbox out of Oscars race
Irrfan Khan, who plays the lead in Ritesh Batra's The Lunchbox, today expressed his disappointment with the jury's decision of not choosing the film as India's official entry for the Oscars next year.
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Nimrat Kaur: Oscar report on The Lunchbox came as a surprise
Actress Nimrat Kaur, who debuted with The Lunchbox, said the report that the film was being considered for an Oscar nomination came as a surprise.
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India's Oscar entry is Gujarati film The Good Road
India's official entry for Oscar 2014 has been picked and it's a little known Gujarati film called The Good Road.
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Irrfan Khan: The world sees Oscar-winning potential in The Lunchbox
Actor Irrfan's upcoming film The Lunchbox is being appreciated at film festivals across the world and he states that everyone whose opinion matters in International cinema, including the audiences, want The Lunchbox to become India's official entry into the Oscars.
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Thrilling to bring back Salaam Bombay!: Mira Nair
Twenty five years after it hit the screens, Mira Nair's 1988 film Salaam Bombay!, which was even nominated for an Oscar, is re-releasing on March 22. The filmmaker is "absolutely thrilled" with the news.
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Irrfan Khan Would Have Won An Oscar If Hollywood Films Were In Hindi: What Wife Sutapa Told Him
She also recalled an English conversation in which she was fearful Irrfan would make a grammar error
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Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions Enters Strategic Alliance With The Elephant Whisperers’ Sikhya Entertainment: Report
Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Guneet Monga Kapoor’s Sikhya Entertainment have entered a strategic alliance to produce content across theatrical and digital formats. The report claims that the involved parties would reveal details in the next couple of months, and aim to set new benchmarks within the industry. The two production companies...
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Irrfan Khan's Slumdog Director Danny Boyle Recalls A Studio Boss Told Him To "Just Get That Guy"
"Irrfan was a wonderful actor and was a pivotal figure in the making of Slumdog Millionaire," Mr Boyle told BBC
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Doob, Starring Irrfan Khan, Is Bangladesh's Pick For Oscars; Actor Says He's 'Thrilled'
Irrfan Khan and Doob took a spot on Tuesday's trends list
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Irrfan Khan Doesn't Have 'Oscar' Dreams Post Inferno With Tom Hanks
Working with Tom Hanks and Ron Howard may be a dream come true for most, but we have to wonder if Irrfan Khan could be dreaming bigger, and have his sights set on a certain 'Uncle Oscar' at some point
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Here's What Varun Dhawan Says About Priyanka, Deepika's Hollywood Stint
"I think if an actor is really big over here, somewhere we have a responsibility to our fans, so we should do films where we could impact that film more, and the role has more meat as a performer and I think Priyanka and Deepika are really big, actresses, brilliant actors and they are really making us proud," Varun Dhawan said.
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Irrfan Khan 'Thrilled' With Asif Kapadia's Oscar Win
Irrfan Khan, who worked with Mr Kapadia for 2011 film The Warrior, said in a statement: "I am extremely thrilled for Asif. He is an amazing filmmaker and I am happy that we had the opportunity to work together in the past."
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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The Lunchbox makes waves in North America
Indian filmmaker Ritesh Batra's critically acclaimed film The Lunchbox beat out Hollywood movies, Oscar contenders, and all other foreign-language films to score the number one per-theatre average gross of any film in North America last weekend.
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India blew its chance at the Oscar, says Danis Tanovic
Academy Award winning Bosnian filmmaker Danis Tavonic is upset with Indian decision makers for choosing a "good film" like The Good Road over its "best horse", The Lunchbox as the representative to compete for the Oscar in the best foreign language film category this year.
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Irrfan Khan disappointed The Lunchbox out of Oscars race
Irrfan Khan, who plays the lead in Ritesh Batra's The Lunchbox, today expressed his disappointment with the jury's decision of not choosing the film as India's official entry for the Oscars next year.
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Nimrat Kaur: Oscar report on The Lunchbox came as a surprise
Actress Nimrat Kaur, who debuted with The Lunchbox, said the report that the film was being considered for an Oscar nomination came as a surprise.
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India's Oscar entry is Gujarati film The Good Road
India's official entry for Oscar 2014 has been picked and it's a little known Gujarati film called The Good Road.
-
Irrfan Khan: The world sees Oscar-winning potential in The Lunchbox
Actor Irrfan's upcoming film The Lunchbox is being appreciated at film festivals across the world and he states that everyone whose opinion matters in International cinema, including the audiences, want The Lunchbox to become India's official entry into the Oscars.
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Thrilling to bring back Salaam Bombay!: Mira Nair
Twenty five years after it hit the screens, Mira Nair's 1988 film Salaam Bombay!, which was even nominated for an Oscar, is re-releasing on March 22. The filmmaker is "absolutely thrilled" with the news.
