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Raanjhnaa in Tamil

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Dhanush and Sonam Kapoor-starrer Raanjhnaa will also have a Tamil version of the film hitting the big screens and will be titled Ambikapathy.

Gifts with a thought make special love statement

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While most men shower their wives with jewellery or expensive holidays, James Righton gifted something unique to wife Keira Knightley during their wedding in Mazan, France.

Abhinav hopes to touch some hearts at Cannes

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As he is all set to attend the Cannes Film Festival, all Abhinav Shiv Tiwari is hoping that his film Oass — A Dew Drop makes the right impact of the minds of foreign critiques.

Beautiful Shruti dons bold avatar

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Towering height, peach and cream complexion and chiseled features — she is immensely noticeable even in milling crowd.

Busy bee Aarti is ready to dazzle

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After a modest run in Bollywood, actress Aarti Chhabria who has also dabbled in Southern and Punjabi movies, is now back on television with Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa 6.

Art Mélange

As the name suggests, “Unchained Medley”, an ongoing exhibition displaying works of three ace Indian artists, is a confluence of themes and concepts.

Retracing the charm of popular cinema

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The recent hit movie, Special 26, is now a novel and you will find it in all bookshops under ‘fiction’.

Who inspired the invention of Quidditch?

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It might come as a surprise to Harry Potter fans worldwide, but the invention of the popular wizarding game needs to be credited to one of J.K. Rowling’s ex-boyfriends!

Films, fun for fantastic four

Karan Johar, Zoya Akhtar, Anurag Kashyap and Dibakar Banerjee are in Cannes to promote Bombay Talkies with producer Aashi Dua, of Flying Unicorn Entertainment.

Image change for home cinema

The Indian contingent at Cannes is the largest one to date, and sees the 66th edition of the festival as a chance to showcase a new genre of Indian movies globally and to promote India as a place to b

Arnab Goswami to BCCI lawyer: “Is this a cover up?” BCCI lawyer: “No, it’s not a cover up.” Arnab Goswami: “I am asking you again, is this a cover up?” BCCI lawyer: “No, it’s not a cover up.”

Ever since the Indian Premier League (IPL) spot-fixing scandal broke on Thursday morning (May 16), there have been two equally tiresome responses. On Thursday itself, a succession of former cricketers, Indian or otherwise, turned up in television studios and spoke about the “romance of the game” being violated.