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Himachal's U-Turn On Providing Water To Parched Delhi Draws Top Court Rap
In a twist in the Supreme Court battle over Delhi's spiralling water crisis, Himachal Pradesh has said it does not have surplus water to send to the national capital, a day after the hill state said it had released water for Delhi
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People Refused To Work With Me Because I'm A Woman, Says Parched Director
Leena Yadav said that she later stopped caring about people who practised discrimination
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Netflix's Next Indian Original, Rishi Kapoor-Starrer Rajma Chawal, Gets November Release Date
Netflix has acquired Rishi Kapoor-starrer Rajma Chawal from Parched director Leena Yadav, making it its next ‘original’ film from India. Its release date is November 30.
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Today's Big Release: Parched
After Pink, set in urban India and discussing the tough life of working women, director Leela Yadav brings Parched, a tale set in rural Kutch.
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Radhika Apte's Parched Song Mai Re Mai Tells a Bittersweet Story
Set in a desert village, Parched is the story of four rural women who struggle with marital abuse and gender discrimination. Mai Re Mai tells the more joyous tale of how they make the best of their lives, as parched and arid as the land they inhabit
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Everyone Should Watch the Vivid Trailer of Radhika Apte's Parched
Produced by Ajay Devgn, Parched tracks the tale of struggle of Rani, Lajjo, Janki and Bijli played by Tannishtha Chatterjee, Radhika, Lehar Khan and Surveen Chawla respectively. The emotional tone of the trailer fluctuates between happiness, frustration and an urge to break free on the part of the protagonists
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Radhika Apte's Parched to Release on September 23
The film, directed by Leena Yadav, is set in the heart of the parched rural landscape of Gujarat and is the bittersweet tale of four ordinary women
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Ajit Pawar apologises for shocking remark: 'If no water in dam, do we urinate in it?'
Maharashtra's deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar today apologised for ridiculing a two-month-long protest by a farmer, who was demanding the release of water from a dam for his parched field. In a statement issued in the evening, Mr Pawar said he is sorry for "hurting sentiments" with his comment.
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Himachal's U-Turn On Providing Water To Parched Delhi Draws Top Court Rap
In a twist in the Supreme Court battle over Delhi's spiralling water crisis, Himachal Pradesh has said it does not have surplus water to send to the national capital, a day after the hill state said it had released water for Delhi
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People Refused To Work With Me Because I'm A Woman, Says Parched Director
Leena Yadav said that she later stopped caring about people who practised discrimination
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Netflix's Next Indian Original, Rishi Kapoor-Starrer Rajma Chawal, Gets November Release Date
Netflix has acquired Rishi Kapoor-starrer Rajma Chawal from Parched director Leena Yadav, making it its next ‘original’ film from India. Its release date is November 30.
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Today's Big Release: Parched
After Pink, set in urban India and discussing the tough life of working women, director Leela Yadav brings Parched, a tale set in rural Kutch.
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Radhika Apte's Parched Song Mai Re Mai Tells a Bittersweet Story
Set in a desert village, Parched is the story of four rural women who struggle with marital abuse and gender discrimination. Mai Re Mai tells the more joyous tale of how they make the best of their lives, as parched and arid as the land they inhabit
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Everyone Should Watch the Vivid Trailer of Radhika Apte's Parched
Produced by Ajay Devgn, Parched tracks the tale of struggle of Rani, Lajjo, Janki and Bijli played by Tannishtha Chatterjee, Radhika, Lehar Khan and Surveen Chawla respectively. The emotional tone of the trailer fluctuates between happiness, frustration and an urge to break free on the part of the protagonists
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Radhika Apte's Parched to Release on September 23
The film, directed by Leena Yadav, is set in the heart of the parched rural landscape of Gujarat and is the bittersweet tale of four ordinary women
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Ajit Pawar apologises for shocking remark: 'If no water in dam, do we urinate in it?'
Maharashtra's deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar today apologised for ridiculing a two-month-long protest by a farmer, who was demanding the release of water from a dam for his parched field. In a statement issued in the evening, Mr Pawar said he is sorry for "hurting sentiments" with his comment.
