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Leila Director Says Most Dystopian Films Are 'Actually Set In The Present'
"Every dystopian film that is based on a book, a part of it is actually set in the present," said Deepa Mehta
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Seema Biswas: I Don't Want to be Typecast as a Mother
"I really liked the film's script and was on-board for it right after the first reading session. I am very happy to be a part of A Yellow Bird. (But) I don't want to be typecast as a mother. I want to play challenging character roles," said Seema Biswas
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IFFI 2014: Amitabh Bachchan Presents Rajinikanth With Centenary Award
Mr Bachchan told NDTV about his family's cordial relations with Rajinikanth and his family and called the South superstar a "wonderful human being" and an "incredible phenomenon." About the award given to Rajinikanth, Mr Bachchan said, "It's not enough."
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Seema Biswas: We're scared people won't accept women-centric films
Versatile actress Seema Biswas, known for delivering a power-packed performance in Bandit Queen, believes today's filmmakers lack the courage to make women-centric films.
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Darsheel Safary excited about Midnight's Children
Teen actor Darsheel Safary is excited about Canada-based Indian filmmaker Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children because for the first time he is "doing a film of this kind".
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English Vinglish to premiere at Toronto film festival
Sridevi's comeback film English Vinglish will make its world premiere at the 37th Toronto international film festival.
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Patang is totally unique: Seema Biswas
Seema Biswas looks at Indian-American director Prashant Bhargava's award winning first feature film Patang as an extraordinary film.
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Nandita Das back in action with Tamil film
Arthouse actress Nandita Das, who is back after her maternity break, will feature in a Tamil and Hindi venture this year.
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Filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra dies of cardiac arrest
Hollywood-based Indian filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra, who made films like Bawandar and Provoked, died Sunday, industry sources said. He was 62.
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Leila Director Says Most Dystopian Films Are 'Actually Set In The Present'
"Every dystopian film that is based on a book, a part of it is actually set in the present," said Deepa Mehta
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Seema Biswas: I Don't Want to be Typecast as a Mother
"I really liked the film's script and was on-board for it right after the first reading session. I am very happy to be a part of A Yellow Bird. (But) I don't want to be typecast as a mother. I want to play challenging character roles," said Seema Biswas
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IFFI 2014: Amitabh Bachchan Presents Rajinikanth With Centenary Award
Mr Bachchan told NDTV about his family's cordial relations with Rajinikanth and his family and called the South superstar a "wonderful human being" and an "incredible phenomenon." About the award given to Rajinikanth, Mr Bachchan said, "It's not enough."
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Seema Biswas: We're scared people won't accept women-centric films
Versatile actress Seema Biswas, known for delivering a power-packed performance in Bandit Queen, believes today's filmmakers lack the courage to make women-centric films.
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Darsheel Safary excited about Midnight's Children
Teen actor Darsheel Safary is excited about Canada-based Indian filmmaker Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children because for the first time he is "doing a film of this kind".
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English Vinglish to premiere at Toronto film festival
Sridevi's comeback film English Vinglish will make its world premiere at the 37th Toronto international film festival.
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Patang is totally unique: Seema Biswas
Seema Biswas looks at Indian-American director Prashant Bhargava's award winning first feature film Patang as an extraordinary film.
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Nandita Das back in action with Tamil film
Arthouse actress Nandita Das, who is back after her maternity break, will feature in a Tamil and Hindi venture this year.
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Filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra dies of cardiac arrest
Hollywood-based Indian filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra, who made films like Bawandar and Provoked, died Sunday, industry sources said. He was 62.
