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Schools reopen: ... And teachers are a troubled lot

Madhuri Dixit recently expressed her admiration for late filmmaker Yash Chopra. She called him a progressive director and said, "Yashji was a very progressive director and he always kept up with

Satyajit Ray’s Charulata To Aishwarya Rai Bachchan In Chokher Bali: Remembering Rabindranath Tagore & His Eternal Influence On Indian Cinema Rabindranath Tagore wasn’t just another soul to have walked on the face of this Earth, but a living, breathing embodiment of art. May 10, 2021 Charulata, Chokher Bali To Do Bigha Zameen, Films Adapted From Rabindranath Tagore’s Stories (Photo Credit: IMDb) Rabindranath Tagore is not just a name, but a whole culture in one. Be it our national...

INTERVIEW: Tisca Chopra on motherhood: If you are unhappy, you can’t raise a happy child In an exclusive chat with Pinkvilla, Tisca Chopra spoke about the bond she shared with her mother and revealed that she often gifted her a perfume. Watch video Written By Tisca Chopra 1 In the Mother’s Day special segment, Dear Mom, Pinkvilla got into a conversation with Tisca Chopra, who has won over the audience with the portrayal of a mother on screen in Aamir Khan directed Taar...

On Mother’s Day today, we bet your social media feed is full of saccharine sweet posts dedicated to mothers and motherhood. While we can see a Nirupa Roy getting all teary-eyed over this outpour of love, wonder what would a squinting Lalita Pawar make of this sudden realisation of the importance of a mother. It certainly also won’t go down well with Aruna Irani if her ‘Beta’ did this, but she might be more forgiving it was ‘Raja Babu’ doing the same, no? We ca...

Mother's Day 2021: From Seema Pahwa to Mehr Vij - Bollywood's onscreen moms who won our hearts with their performances - As we celebrate this day, let's have a look at the mothers on-screen who helped us connect this beautiful relation with mothers in real life too.

Tragic Wiping away tears with the corner of her sari, scraping the bottom of the kadhai to plant the last morsel on her child’s plate even as she goes hungry for days, rushing to the temple on a windy night to hold God accountable for all her misery... the tragic mother — with the one and only Nirupa Roy defining her — springs to the top of our mind. Often functioning as a ‘super-power’ — “ Mere paas Ma hain” singleha...

Then and now: A movie palace fit for an emperor By Frank Chemaly Share Today’s old picture features the Shah Jehan cinema on the corner of Grey and Lorne streets, (today Dr Yusuf Dadoo and Ismail C Meer) which was once Durban’s largest. The picture was taken in the 2 400-seater cinema’s heyday, probably in the late 1960s or early 1970s. The movie billed is probably the 1965 film Shaheed, a biography of one of Indias greatest patriots Sardar Bhagat Singh, directed by S Ram Sharm...

By Harsh Thakor* To me ‘Do Bigha Zameen’ is the best movie ever made in India and the most relevant even today. In a most artistic manner it reveals the oppression of feudalism or capitalism, brilliantly weaving a set of characters into a plot. The film contains no element of melodrama or fantasy but still hits the core of your soul. Enacting character of Shambu Mahato Balraj Sahni is so much in the skin of the character that you feel he is the actual person. No film has portrayed Indian so...

Another legend passes: Rohit Roy pays condolences to his father-in-law Arvind Joshi Rohit Roy is married to Arvind Joshis daughter and actor Manasi Joshi Roy. Instagram: @rohitboseroy Updated: Jan 30, 2021, 09:20 AM IST Gujarati theatre veteran Arvind Joshi breathed his last on Friday morning at Nanavati Hospital in Bombay. He was 84 years old. The actor is survived by his wife and two children: actor Sharman Joshi and Manasi Joshi Roy. Latters husband and actor Ro...