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Victoria And Abdul Preview: Ali Fazal, Judi Dench Breathe Life Into An Open Secret
Victoria And Abdul is based on Shrabani Basu's book of the same name
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Ali Fazal Hopes His New Hollywood Film is 'Oscar-Worthy'
"I just hope this film will be an Oscar-worthy film. I am not thinking of awards as such, but I am more than happy to bag this role. I will start shooting for this film soon. I can't wait to work with Judi," said Ali Fazal
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For Indian Heroes Of World War I, A Memorial In Print
Shrabani Basu's book, For King and Another Country, digs deep into British archives and unearths heart-warming, heart-breaking and heroic stories of the Indian soldiers in World War I.
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Stories Of Indian Soldiers From World War I In New Book
In a brand new addition to the scanty chronicles of the Indian soldiers who partook in the First World War from the Allies' side, a new book takes an intimate look at their lives in the foreign land and the dejections that followed.
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British Army Enlisted Indian Children as Young as 10 in World War 1, Claims Book
Britain's World War I Army included Indian children as young as 10-years-old fighting against the Germans on the western front, according to a new book on the role of Indian soldiers in the Great War.
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Victoria And Abdul Preview: Ali Fazal, Judi Dench Breathe Life Into An Open Secret
Victoria And Abdul is based on Shrabani Basu's book of the same name
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Ali Fazal Hopes His New Hollywood Film is 'Oscar-Worthy'
"I just hope this film will be an Oscar-worthy film. I am not thinking of awards as such, but I am more than happy to bag this role. I will start shooting for this film soon. I can't wait to work with Judi," said Ali Fazal
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For Indian Heroes Of World War I, A Memorial In Print
Shrabani Basu's book, For King and Another Country, digs deep into British archives and unearths heart-warming, heart-breaking and heroic stories of the Indian soldiers in World War I.
-
Stories Of Indian Soldiers From World War I In New Book
In a brand new addition to the scanty chronicles of the Indian soldiers who partook in the First World War from the Allies' side, a new book takes an intimate look at their lives in the foreign land and the dejections that followed.
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British Army Enlisted Indian Children as Young as 10 in World War 1, Claims Book
Britain's World War I Army included Indian children as young as 10-years-old fighting against the Germans on the western front, according to a new book on the role of Indian soldiers in the Great War.
