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Amid MeToo Row In Kerala, Samantha Prabhu's Message To Telugu Film Industry
Samantha Ruth Prabhu today praised the Hema Committee report, which has led to several Kerala actors speaking out about the abuse they faced in the industry.
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Opinion | Enter Real Khalnayak: How Sanjay Dutt Became South's Favourite 'Villain'
Going by the roles he's essaying, Dutt's resurrection as a star is symbolic of not just the emergence of a new Indian film industry, but also the arrival of a new-age, kick-ass Indian villain who is more than just guns and swank.
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Opinion | It's Time Bollywood Gave Small-Budget Films The Respect They Deserve
The bottom line is that movie theatres can't survive on blockbusters alone, whether it is Hollywood or Bollywood. Perhaps, it is time for the Hindi film industry to rethink its model.
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Opinion | Bollywood Needs To Stop Bleeding Producers Dry. South Has Lessons
Post-COVID-19, many in the Hindi film industry, including producers, studio heads, and top executives, are looking for a market correction, beginning with star fees.
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Why Anand Mahindra Thinks Telangana's KTR May Be "Stolen By Tollywood"
A fun exchange between Telangana IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao and Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra is internet's new favourite.
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In Solidarity With Padmavati, Bengal Film Industry Plans 15-Minute Strike
The film Industry in Bengal will stop work for 15 minutes on Tuesday in a mark of protest against the anti-Padmavati campaign in some parts of the country and the threats issued against chief minister Mamanta Banerjee and actor Deepika Padukone.
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Top Telugu Actors On Drug Dealer's Contact List Summoned
Top heroes and heroines from the Telugu film industry are reportedly on the contact list on a mobile phone seized from Calvin Mascarenhas, the alleged kingpin of the massive drug racket busted earlier this month in Hyderabad. 12 of them have been summoned for questioning by Telangana's excise department next week.
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Bengal Cinema Can Give Tough Competition to Hollywood: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said the state's regional film industry can compete with Hollywood.
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Bengal's film industry against dubbing Hindi films
The Tollywood fraternity here has called for an immediate halt to dubbing Hindi films and telly soaps in Bengali.
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Not cashing on success of south remakes in B/wd: Gautham Menon
At a time when South movie remakes are doing well in Bollywood, Southern director Gautham, says he is not cashing on the Tollywood cinema.
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Tollywood surprises with content-driven films in 2011
A string of art and experimental movies were commercial success as content-driven and thought-provoking films took centrestage in Bengali cinema this year.
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Tollywood feeling Telangana ire
Tollywood is very much in the thick of the action around Telangana. Attacks on shoot locations of four different films associated with people from the non-Telangana regions of the state has forced chief minister Rosaiah to appeal to protestors not to scare the film industry away.
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Amid MeToo Row In Kerala, Samantha Prabhu's Message To Telugu Film Industry
Samantha Ruth Prabhu today praised the Hema Committee report, which has led to several Kerala actors speaking out about the abuse they faced in the industry.
-
Opinion | Enter Real Khalnayak: How Sanjay Dutt Became South's Favourite 'Villain'
Going by the roles he's essaying, Dutt's resurrection as a star is symbolic of not just the emergence of a new Indian film industry, but also the arrival of a new-age, kick-ass Indian villain who is more than just guns and swank.
-
Opinion | It's Time Bollywood Gave Small-Budget Films The Respect They Deserve
The bottom line is that movie theatres can't survive on blockbusters alone, whether it is Hollywood or Bollywood. Perhaps, it is time for the Hindi film industry to rethink its model.
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Opinion | Bollywood Needs To Stop Bleeding Producers Dry. South Has Lessons
Post-COVID-19, many in the Hindi film industry, including producers, studio heads, and top executives, are looking for a market correction, beginning with star fees.
-
Why Anand Mahindra Thinks Telangana's KTR May Be "Stolen By Tollywood"
A fun exchange between Telangana IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao and Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra is internet's new favourite.
-
In Solidarity With Padmavati, Bengal Film Industry Plans 15-Minute Strike
The film Industry in Bengal will stop work for 15 minutes on Tuesday in a mark of protest against the anti-Padmavati campaign in some parts of the country and the threats issued against chief minister Mamanta Banerjee and actor Deepika Padukone.
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Top Telugu Actors On Drug Dealer's Contact List Summoned
Top heroes and heroines from the Telugu film industry are reportedly on the contact list on a mobile phone seized from Calvin Mascarenhas, the alleged kingpin of the massive drug racket busted earlier this month in Hyderabad. 12 of them have been summoned for questioning by Telangana's excise department next week.
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Bengal Cinema Can Give Tough Competition to Hollywood: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said the state's regional film industry can compete with Hollywood.
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Bengal's film industry against dubbing Hindi films
The Tollywood fraternity here has called for an immediate halt to dubbing Hindi films and telly soaps in Bengali.
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Not cashing on success of south remakes in B/wd: Gautham Menon
At a time when South movie remakes are doing well in Bollywood, Southern director Gautham, says he is not cashing on the Tollywood cinema.
-
Tollywood surprises with content-driven films in 2011
A string of art and experimental movies were commercial success as content-driven and thought-provoking films took centrestage in Bengali cinema this year.
-
Tollywood feeling Telangana ire
Tollywood is very much in the thick of the action around Telangana. Attacks on shoot locations of four different films associated with people from the non-Telangana regions of the state has forced chief minister Rosaiah to appeal to protestors not to scare the film industry away.
