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Imtiaz Ali speaks about Satyajit Ray

Critically acclaimed film director Imtiaz Ali opens up about the characters of his acclaimed film, HIGHWAY at ARTH – A Culture Fest that was held in Kolkata. Celebrating Indian culture amidst all its grandeur, ARTH – A Culture Fest, the two-day virtual extravaganza finally concluded on a high note in Kolkata. The event witnessed illustrious panels offering pearls of wisdom…

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Mitu Mishra and Imtiaz Ali

Imtiaz has been my teacher from pen to paper says Mitu Misra Mitu Misra’s Lies We Tell, shot by ace cinematographer Santosh Sivan was showcased at MAMI film festival yesterday. The screening was graced by Mitu’s friend and guru Imitiaz Ali and Sheshank Ghosh, who showed their support to the debutant director. When asked about Mitu Misra, Imtiaz says, “Mitu…

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Tamasha - Movie Review
Create your own myth, choose your own story. This is what the director tells us through Tamasha which has Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone in love with each other. We have a fairy-tale romance of Ranbir and Deepika's love story with the backdrop of picturesque Corsica bistros, dreamy countryside, sparkling blue waters. This could go down as one of the most complex love stories woven by Imtiaz Ali. ‘Tamasha’ tell you that one doesn't need to be satisfied with the stories that one hears around. Ved Vardhan Sahni (Ranbir Kapoor) is enchanted by stories, who grows up hearing them and expresses himself by performing them. Ved is a dreamer. A free spirited person who wants everybody around him to be happy. An average guy, he is a nomad, going out of his way to please people. We get to see the three stages of a boy growing up – as a nine-year-old child, then a 19-year-old adolescent ....
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Tisca Chopra's book Acting Smart

Mumbai 26th January: On the occasion of our republic day, Laxmi Dhaul, Sidharth Bhatia and Shruti Seth discussed the life and times of Mahatma Gandhi and his relevance in today’s world at India Non-Fiction Festival (INFF). The audience was rightly fascinated and inspired. The event also marked the launch of ‘Magic Mantras’ by Laxmi Dhaul, a book that in the words of Shruti Seth is a…

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