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| A
TALE OF TWO CITIES |
| Mira Nair tells Shrabani Basu that The Namesake is
her most personal film. The film has shown to full houses and Bengali women have come up to Nair
and hugged her and cried with her |
| The copy of The Namesake had been lying unread for five months. Mira Nair had been busy filming William Thackeray’s novel Vanity Fair, lost in the world of early 19th century England. Then weeks before she left for India, she had d... |
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| And mighty flows the Don |
| King Khan reigned supreme last week when his Don crushed Jaan-E-Mann under its weight. Jaan-E-Mann, which was meant to give Don a run for its money, thanks to not one, but two big heroes, Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar, could barely make its presence f... |
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| Battle
for the
Remote |
| The battle is on for the couch potato’s remote. Facing off are direct to home (DTH) service companies and a raft of cable television men, including multi-service operators (MSOs) who offer broadband, TV and bundled services, as well the local ca... |
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| REEL LIFE: Tabu and
Irfan Khan in a scene from The Namesake |
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