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Naseeruddin Shah Spill Some Beans About Marriage With Ratna Pathak
Bollywood actor Naseeruddin Shah spilled some beans about his wedding with veteran actress Ratna Pathak Shah. In a recent interview, he said how he had to fight Ranta's parents for the long stand wedding, as they were against him and their relationship. "Her parents were against it because I was married before and I was a drug addict. I was an ill-tempered man and all that sort of thing."
Tags: Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak, Indian Bollywood Couple, Cinema
Courtesy: India Today
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Hansal Mehta Shares Post, Scam 2003 Shoot Commences
In an Instagram post, Film Director Hansal Mehta announced that shoot of Scam 2003, started on April 28. The Instagram post reads, "And we rolled today. Rock it my friend Tushar Hiranandani, who is directing the Based on the case of Abdul Karim Telgi, Scam 2003, is an adaptation of a book "Reporter Ki Diary" by journalist Sanjay Singh. Earlier, Hansal Mehta released Scam 1992, which received appreciation.… read-more
Tags: hansal Mehta, Indian Movie, Cinema, scam 1992, Scam 2003
Courtesy: ANI
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'Hindi No Longer A National Language,' Says Kiccha Sudeep
Actor Kiccha Sudeep said that Hindi is no longer the national language. He also noted that the film-directors in south India are making films that are crossing all geographical boundaries, but on the other hand, the success of Bollywood films remain relatively low. He further added that Bollywood directors have been trying to find success by dubbing their films in Tamil and Telugu, but that is not working.
Tags: Cinema, Bollywood, Films, Entertainment, Movies
Courtesy: The Indian Express
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Metro, Buses To Operate At Full Capacity: Delhi Covid-19 Relaxation
The Disaster Management Authority of Delhi has decided to operate Metro and DTC buses at their full capacity from July 26. However, new passengers will be barred from boarding if all the seats are occupied. Besides, cinemas, theatres, and multiplexes can be run at 50% capacity. Moreover, the number of guests for weddings and funerals has been increased to 100. Notably, schools and colleges are not allowed to open.
Tags: Metro, Passengers, Guests, Cinema, Covid-19
Courtesy: Zee News
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Kartik Aaryan's 'Satyanarayan Ki Katha' To Undergo Title Change
Kartik Aaryan’s upcoming film "Satyanarayan Ki Katha" will undergo a title change "to avoid hurting sentiments', said the filmmakers on July 3. The new title will soon be revealed to the audience. Aaryan posted the film’s title through a teaser with a caption, "A story close to my heart, Satyanarayan Ki Katha. A special film with special people". Besides, the film is directed by National Award-winning director, Sammer Vidwans.
Tags: Kartik Aaryan, Bollywood, new movie, Cinema
Courtesy: NDTV
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'Puglya' Wins Best Foreign Language Movie Award At Moscow Film Fest
Director Vinod Sam Peter’s Marathi film 'Puglya' has bagged Best Foreign Language Feature award at Moscow International Film Festival. Centered around the lives of two boys, the movie portrays their affection and emotions towards a dog. Besides winning topmost honours at the World Premiere Film Awards in California, ‘Puglya’ has also been nominated in Best Film, Best Director and Best Cinematography category at other International Film… read-more
Tags: Marathi, Cinema, Puglya, Award, Moscow International Film Festival
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Writers Guild Award: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, Young Woman Honoured
'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' and 'Promising Young Woman' have been honoured at the virtual 73rd Writers Guild Awards. While Emerald Fennell's 'Promising Young Woman' won the best original screenplay award, Sacha Baron Cohen’s 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' won the best-adapted screenplay award. Other winners included 'The Dissident' for the best documentary screenplay, 'Ted Lasso' for comedy series, 'The Crown' for drama series, and 'Ozark' for… read-more
Tags: Film Awards, Writers Guild, film, Cinema
Courtesy: Indian Express
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51st International Film Festival Of India Begins; Bangladesh 'Country In Focus'
Amid COVID-19 blues, the 51st edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) will be inaugurated on January 16 at Goa’s Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Stadium. Showcasing 224 films from across the world, the IFFI will be held in a mix of virtual and physical format. Moreover, the IFFI jury will also award Italian cinematographer Vittorio Storaro with the Lifetime Achievement Award besides recognizing Bangladesh as the 'Country in… read-more
Tags: Goa, Panaji, IFFI, Cinema, Pramod Sawant, Prakash Javadekar
Courtesy: The Times of India
