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Nargis Fakhri Reportedly Has a Cameo Role in Dhishoom
"Nargis is doing a cameo in the film. She is doing a guest appearance. She will shoot for it once the dates are worked out keeping in mind John's injury," sources said without disclosing details about her role in the film. The grapevine also suggests that Akshay Kumar will be seen in a cameo in Dhishoom
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Madras Cafe not an honest film, says Sri Lankan filmmaker
Noting that his country's films are taking a hit from the more popular Bollywood productions, noted Sri Lankan filmmaker Prasanna Vithanage alleged that Madras Cafe was not an "honest" movie.
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John Abraham: Madras Cafe is growing by word-of-mouth
Actor-producer John Abraham is proud that his latest movie Madras Cafe has worked well on positive word-of-mouth feedback despite being caught in controversies.
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Tamil version of 'Madras Cafe' pulled from Canadian theatres
Less than a week after its release, the Tamil version of controversial political thriller "Madras Cafe" was pulled from two theatres in Toronto due to protests and poor ratings.
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Madras Cafe earns over Rs 20 crore; viewers call it intelligent
Madras Cafe has not only impressed audiences, who tag it as an "intelligent film", but also collected over Rs 20 crore in three days.
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John Abraham: Courage to be a clutter-breaker comes from audience
John Abraham, whose latest production Madras Cafe was under attack from Tamil activists for allegedly showcasing LTTE cadres as terrorists, says he always wanted to break clutter with his films. And the courage to do so comes from his audience.
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Shobhaa De: Madras Cafe controversial, that's why it works
It's a shabaash (pat on the back) from celebrity author Shobhaa De to filmmaker Shoojit Sircar for helming a controversial movie like Madras Cafe.
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Madras Cafe: No show in Tamil Nadu
The Hindi and Tamil versions of John Abraham-starrer Madras Cafe were granted a U/A certificate for release, but the political thriller didn't hit the screens here on Friday as theatre owners refused to screen the film following protests by Tamil activists.
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'Madras Cafe': No show in Tamil Nadu
The Hindi and Tamil versions of John Abraham-starrer "Madras Cafe" were granted a U/A certificate for release, but the political thriller didn't hit the screens here on Friday as theatre owners refused to screen the film following protests by Tamil activists.
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Today's big releases: Madras Cafe, JOBS
The controversial Madras Cafe, produced by and starring John Abraham, is today's big offering from Bollywood.
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Madras Cafe will change things for John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri: Shoojit Sircar
Filmmaker Shoojit Sircar feels that his upcoming film Madras Cafe, based on the Sri Lankan civil war, will change people's perception about its lead actors John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri - as he has extracted their best performance.
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John Abaraham excited about JOBS
Actor John Abraham feels Hollywood movie JOBS, which releases along with his political thriller Madras Cafe on Friday, will be a great project.
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Shoojit Sircar: Recreating era for Madras Cafe was challenging
Establishing the time and era of the Sri Lankan civil war for Madras Cafe was the most challenging part of making the forthcoming movie for director Shoojit Sircar.
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John Abraham: Controversy not a marketing tool for Madras Cafe
John Abraham is disappointed to see his second production venture Madras Cafe be dragged in controversies as the actor-producer had no intention to promote the film this way.
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Madras Cafe not based on Rajiv Gandhi: Shoojit Sircar
Director Shoojit Sircar clarifies that the film's story is not a biopic on the former prime minister.
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Nargis Fakhri Reportedly Has a Cameo Role in Dhishoom
"Nargis is doing a cameo in the film. She is doing a guest appearance. She will shoot for it once the dates are worked out keeping in mind John's injury," sources said without disclosing details about her role in the film. The grapevine also suggests that Akshay Kumar will be seen in a cameo in Dhishoom
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Madras Cafe not an honest film, says Sri Lankan filmmaker
Noting that his country's films are taking a hit from the more popular Bollywood productions, noted Sri Lankan filmmaker Prasanna Vithanage alleged that Madras Cafe was not an "honest" movie.
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John Abraham: Madras Cafe is growing by word-of-mouth
Actor-producer John Abraham is proud that his latest movie Madras Cafe has worked well on positive word-of-mouth feedback despite being caught in controversies.
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Tamil version of 'Madras Cafe' pulled from Canadian theatres
Less than a week after its release, the Tamil version of controversial political thriller "Madras Cafe" was pulled from two theatres in Toronto due to protests and poor ratings.
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Madras Cafe earns over Rs 20 crore; viewers call it intelligent
Madras Cafe has not only impressed audiences, who tag it as an "intelligent film", but also collected over Rs 20 crore in three days.
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John Abraham: Courage to be a clutter-breaker comes from audience
John Abraham, whose latest production Madras Cafe was under attack from Tamil activists for allegedly showcasing LTTE cadres as terrorists, says he always wanted to break clutter with his films. And the courage to do so comes from his audience.
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Shobhaa De: Madras Cafe controversial, that's why it works
It's a shabaash (pat on the back) from celebrity author Shobhaa De to filmmaker Shoojit Sircar for helming a controversial movie like Madras Cafe.
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Madras Cafe: No show in Tamil Nadu
The Hindi and Tamil versions of John Abraham-starrer Madras Cafe were granted a U/A certificate for release, but the political thriller didn't hit the screens here on Friday as theatre owners refused to screen the film following protests by Tamil activists.
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'Madras Cafe': No show in Tamil Nadu
The Hindi and Tamil versions of John Abraham-starrer "Madras Cafe" were granted a U/A certificate for release, but the political thriller didn't hit the screens here on Friday as theatre owners refused to screen the film following protests by Tamil activists.
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Today's big releases: Madras Cafe, JOBS
The controversial Madras Cafe, produced by and starring John Abraham, is today's big offering from Bollywood.
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Madras Cafe will change things for John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri: Shoojit Sircar
Filmmaker Shoojit Sircar feels that his upcoming film Madras Cafe, based on the Sri Lankan civil war, will change people's perception about its lead actors John Abraham and Nargis Fakhri - as he has extracted their best performance.
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John Abaraham excited about JOBS
Actor John Abraham feels Hollywood movie JOBS, which releases along with his political thriller Madras Cafe on Friday, will be a great project.
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Shoojit Sircar: Recreating era for Madras Cafe was challenging
Establishing the time and era of the Sri Lankan civil war for Madras Cafe was the most challenging part of making the forthcoming movie for director Shoojit Sircar.
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John Abraham: Controversy not a marketing tool for Madras Cafe
John Abraham is disappointed to see his second production venture Madras Cafe be dragged in controversies as the actor-producer had no intention to promote the film this way.
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Madras Cafe not based on Rajiv Gandhi: Shoojit Sircar
Director Shoojit Sircar clarifies that the film's story is not a biopic on the former prime minister.
