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Laughing Buddha Now Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Laughing Buddha, the Kannada film produced by Rishab Shetty, has made its digital debut on Amazon Prime Video. Released seven weeks after its theatrical premiere, the movie tells the story of a kind-hearted police officer facing personal challenges. Despite positive reviews, the film struggled at the box office but is now finding new life on a stre...
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Watch: Artist Imagines Virat Kohli In Rajasthani Look, Fans Amazed
Digital art of "King Kohli" as a Rajasthan local was created by a Jodhpur-based artist and illustrator Teju Jangid.
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Kangana Ranaut's Gangster Director Had No Idea She'd 'Become Such A Huge Star'
Anurag basu said that with every single character that Kangana Ranaut plays, "she has mastered the art of character building"
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Kangana Ranaut Buys A New Office In Bandra. Details Here
Kangana Ranaut's production company, Manikarnika Films, will function from the Bandra office space
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Book Of Stories Not More Than 140 Characters Long
"Tales on Tweet", published by HarperCollins India in a 'micro' size, has 98 micro stories.
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Laughing Buddha Now Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Laughing Buddha, the Kannada film produced by Rishab Shetty, has made its digital debut on Amazon Prime Video. Released seven weeks after its theatrical premiere, the movie tells the story of a kind-hearted police officer facing personal challenges. Despite positive reviews, the film struggled at the box office but is now finding new life on a stre...
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Watch: Artist Imagines Virat Kohli In Rajasthani Look, Fans Amazed
Digital art of "King Kohli" as a Rajasthan local was created by a Jodhpur-based artist and illustrator Teju Jangid.
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Kangana Ranaut's Gangster Director Had No Idea She'd 'Become Such A Huge Star'
Anurag basu said that with every single character that Kangana Ranaut plays, "she has mastered the art of character building"
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Kangana Ranaut Buys A New Office In Bandra. Details Here
Kangana Ranaut's production company, Manikarnika Films, will function from the Bandra office space
-
Book Of Stories Not More Than 140 Characters Long
"Tales on Tweet", published by HarperCollins India in a 'micro' size, has 98 micro stories.
