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The cinema of triumph
Heroes aren?t born with a golden spoon in their mouth. More often than not they are people who struggle against all odds to make a place for themselves in the society. Sanjay Leela Bhansali?s Black is a passionate and powerful treatise on the w...  | Read.. 
 
?Mingling with people adds colour to life?
Rani Mukherjee’s is a class act in Black, and she has some more to show in her coming films ...  | Read.. 
 
Message and medium
How many of us go to the movies to learn a lesson or two about life? How many of us go to the movies at all? How many movies ...  | Read.. 
 
On the Red Carpet
Nothing that I had imagined prepared me for what I saw at the premiere of Black. As a close friend from the film frate ...  | Read.. 
 
?Black isn?t one of those depressing films that doesn?t take its responsibilities towards the box-office seriously?
Q: Black goes into a very sensitive area of our society? Yes, the physically challenged people?. They never ...  | Read.. 
 
?Amitabh, don?t you think we should...?
Playing Rani Mukherjee as a child, the 9-year-old Ayesha Kapoor has been given the job of performing what?s debatably the mos ...  | Read.. 
 
?I?ve to make films to feel alive?
Q: Why did the trade pundits declare Black a non-starter? They?re still living in the 1980s and 90s. They must ...  | Read.. 
 
View from the couch
Another soap in the makeover mood is Sony?s Yeh Meri Life Hai. Gone is the campus climate and so is the protago ...  | Read.. 
 
?The music just flowed?
Listen. There?s a strange, sublime and stupendous stir of echoes reverberating across the universe. It?s the sound of Sanjay ...  | Read.. 
 
?Everything looks yellow to me. My dreams are filled with Yash Uncle's sarson ka khet with yellow mustard flower ...  | Read.. 
 
Fails on the text
Quiet charm
Rehashed, but action-packed plot
 
Feeling is believing