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Just Shraddha Kapoor Casually Asks "Kya Mujhe Gaana Chahiye?" While Dropping Hints About Stree 3
Shraddha Kapoor has provided vocals to songs such as Galliyan, Tere Mere Dil, Udja Re and more
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When Bhagyashree Recreated Her "Favourite" Chandni Song With Husband Himalaya Dassani
"Since it was so beautiful, we had to recreate one of my favourite songs," wrote Bhagyashree
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Uri: The Surgical Strike Actor Navtej Hundal Dies In Mumbai
Navtej Hundal, who played the home minister in Uri: The Surgical Strike, died on Monday
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Cigarette Butts, Bottle Caps Can Buy You Free Drinks At Goa's "Waste Bar"
A drink in hand, a view of the beach - this would be an ideal description of a vacation at Goa. You can now get this drink for free, thanks to a cleanliness drive by an organisation - Tere Mere Beach Mein.
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Chef Song Tere Mere Is Saif Ali Khan's Complicated Story Of Love
Chef Song Tere Mere: Tere Mere is actually the tale of Roshan's complicated love life and heartbreak
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Shraddha Kapoor Sings On Matters Of The Heart In New Rock On 2 Song
With two new band-members in tow, the sound of Magik is distinctly different this time around. Rock On 2, however, is nothing short of a revelation for Shraddha fans, just as the original was for actor-filmmaker Farhan
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Revisiting Dev Anand's 10 best films on his birth anniversary
Thursday marks the 90th birth anniversary of Dev Anand and it is time to revisit some of his best movies like Hum Dono, Tere Mere Sapne and Guide.
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Arshad Warsi returns to choreographing after 20 years
Before he became an actor, Arshad Warsi was a choreographer -- and he returns to choreographing after 20 years with his forthcoming film Calling Mr Joe B Carvalho in which he directs a song.
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Ravi Kishan: I do small roles in Bollywood for personal satisfaction
Bhojpuri cinema's superstar Ravi Kishan comes to Bollywood to play smaller roles for personal satisfaction
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Ali Zafar: Love spending time with my family
Pakistani actor Ali Zafar doesn't believe in being overworked as he loves to spend quality time with family.
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Ali Zafar: I like to experiment and challenge myself
Pakistani actor-singer Ali Zafar, who has been part of hit Hindi films like Tere Bin Laden and the recent Chashme Baddoor says he likes to experiment and challenge himself.
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Actor Pran to receive Dadasaheb Phalke Award
Actor Pran, 92, will receive this year's Dadasaheb Phalke Award, India's highest official recognition for the film fraternity. The award, which consists of the Swara Kamal medal, a shawl and a cash prize, honours a prominent film personality every year.
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Here's why Amitabh Bachchan launched Arshad Warsi's film Jolly LLB
Amitabh Bachchan graced an event that launched the first-look of Jolly LLB for old times' sake.
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Ali Zafar jams with teenage brother Danyal
Pakistani singer and actor Ali Zafar, who has taken a break fro his hectic schedule, loves to spend time at home with brother Danyal.
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Sequels give less space to actors: Riteish
Actor Riteish Deshmukh feels that acting in sequels is mere "repetition" of the genre and has very little to offer for an actor.
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Just Shraddha Kapoor Casually Asks "Kya Mujhe Gaana Chahiye?" While Dropping Hints About Stree 3
Shraddha Kapoor has provided vocals to songs such as Galliyan, Tere Mere Dil, Udja Re and more
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When Bhagyashree Recreated Her "Favourite" Chandni Song With Husband Himalaya Dassani
"Since it was so beautiful, we had to recreate one of my favourite songs," wrote Bhagyashree
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Uri: The Surgical Strike Actor Navtej Hundal Dies In Mumbai
Navtej Hundal, who played the home minister in Uri: The Surgical Strike, died on Monday
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Cigarette Butts, Bottle Caps Can Buy You Free Drinks At Goa's "Waste Bar"
A drink in hand, a view of the beach - this would be an ideal description of a vacation at Goa. You can now get this drink for free, thanks to a cleanliness drive by an organisation - Tere Mere Beach Mein.
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Chef Song Tere Mere Is Saif Ali Khan's Complicated Story Of Love
Chef Song Tere Mere: Tere Mere is actually the tale of Roshan's complicated love life and heartbreak
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Shraddha Kapoor Sings On Matters Of The Heart In New Rock On 2 Song
With two new band-members in tow, the sound of Magik is distinctly different this time around. Rock On 2, however, is nothing short of a revelation for Shraddha fans, just as the original was for actor-filmmaker Farhan
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Revisiting Dev Anand's 10 best films on his birth anniversary
Thursday marks the 90th birth anniversary of Dev Anand and it is time to revisit some of his best movies like Hum Dono, Tere Mere Sapne and Guide.
-
Arshad Warsi returns to choreographing after 20 years
Before he became an actor, Arshad Warsi was a choreographer -- and he returns to choreographing after 20 years with his forthcoming film Calling Mr Joe B Carvalho in which he directs a song.
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Ravi Kishan: I do small roles in Bollywood for personal satisfaction
Bhojpuri cinema's superstar Ravi Kishan comes to Bollywood to play smaller roles for personal satisfaction
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Ali Zafar: Love spending time with my family
Pakistani actor Ali Zafar doesn't believe in being overworked as he loves to spend quality time with family.
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Ali Zafar: I like to experiment and challenge myself
Pakistani actor-singer Ali Zafar, who has been part of hit Hindi films like Tere Bin Laden and the recent Chashme Baddoor says he likes to experiment and challenge himself.
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Actor Pran to receive Dadasaheb Phalke Award
Actor Pran, 92, will receive this year's Dadasaheb Phalke Award, India's highest official recognition for the film fraternity. The award, which consists of the Swara Kamal medal, a shawl and a cash prize, honours a prominent film personality every year.
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Here's why Amitabh Bachchan launched Arshad Warsi's film Jolly LLB
Amitabh Bachchan graced an event that launched the first-look of Jolly LLB for old times' sake.
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Ali Zafar jams with teenage brother Danyal
Pakistani singer and actor Ali Zafar, who has taken a break fro his hectic schedule, loves to spend time at home with brother Danyal.
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Sequels give less space to actors: Riteish
Actor Riteish Deshmukh feels that acting in sequels is mere "repetition" of the genre and has very little to offer for an actor.
