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July 31, 2003 |
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Adoor flays Jha over Devgan award
Gopalakrishnan believes it was 'improper and immoral' for Prakash Jha to head the National Films Awards jury because the best actor award was given to Ajay Devgan, who is acting in Jha's Gangaajal.
Inme bahut masala hai: Yash Chopra
Filmmaker Yash Chopra will use the late Madan Mohan's music for his new Shah Rukh Khan film.
'I am changing now'
Govinda turns a new leaf with the music release of his latest film, Raja Bhaiya.
This is for Johnny Walker
Boarding school kids have their own ways of connecting with home -- Johnny Walker was mine, says Archana Masih.
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July 20, 2003 |
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Liz to wear sari for wedding
A friend close to the actress said: 'Arun made it clear that Liz would have to marry him in Mumbai to keep his family happy before any marriage in England.'
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July 10, 2003 |
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Mallika: Two hot to handle!
Mehul Kumar's next film is based on a real life incident, and other Bollywood news.
No more Kaliyon ka chaman?
The Indian music industry has sought help from Prime Minister Vajpayee to eradicate the fast-growing remix culture, which it calls musical terrorism.
No more Kaliyon ka chaman?
The Indian music industry has sought help from Prime Minister Vajpayee to eradicate the fast-growing remix culture, which it calls musical terrorism.
Bhishm Sahni, author of Tamas, critical
He was admitted to Delhi's Escorts Heart Institute following a heart attack
Will Hollywood notice Naseer?
Naseeruddin Shah remains a lively presence in his first mainstream Hollywood film, The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
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