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When Pakistan Intelligence Department Snooped on Jagjit Singh
- Sunday October 18, 2015
- India News | Press Trust of India
Ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh drew huge crowds in Pakistan during his maiden trip to the country in 1979 even as he remained under surveillance by a Pakistani intelligence official, who incidentally turned out to be a fan, according to a new book on the late singer.
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SD Burman Thought of Leaving Bollywood During Mashaal
- Tuesday September 2, 2014
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During his initial days in Mumbai, composer S D Burman's experiments with music were hit-and-miss affairs so he decided to give up his ambition of composing for Hindi films and return to Kolkata when he was persuaded by actor Ashok Kumar to stay back.
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Guru Dutt's biography becomes a book drama
- Wednesday May 30, 2012
- Entertainment | Lovely M
Sathya Saran is taking her biography of Bollywood legend Guru Dutt to the masses by enacting the book with a cast of six characters across India.
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment
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When Pakistan Intelligence Department Snooped on Jagjit Singh
- Sunday October 18, 2015
- India News | Press Trust of India
Ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh drew huge crowds in Pakistan during his maiden trip to the country in 1979 even as he remained under surveillance by a Pakistani intelligence official, who incidentally turned out to be a fan, according to a new book on the late singer.
- www.ndtv.com
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SD Burman Thought of Leaving Bollywood During Mashaal
- Tuesday September 2, 2014
- Entertainment |
During his initial days in Mumbai, composer S D Burman's experiments with music were hit-and-miss affairs so he decided to give up his ambition of composing for Hindi films and return to Kolkata when he was persuaded by actor Ashok Kumar to stay back.
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment
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Guru Dutt's biography becomes a book drama
- Wednesday May 30, 2012
- Entertainment | Lovely M
Sathya Saran is taking her biography of Bollywood legend Guru Dutt to the masses by enacting the book with a cast of six characters across India.
- www.ndtv.com/entertainment