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The Hindu on Books | Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni on non-fiction, Sreenivasan Jain on countering lies and more

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni on non-fiction, Sreenivasan Jain on countering lies and more

Watch | Top five films of 2023 - Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam

The big Indian festival | Actors Kalki Koechlin, Adil Hussain, artist Hanif Kureshi and others share Diwali memories

'Dream Girl 2' Box Office collections Day 3: Ayushmann Khurrana's movie continues strong streak with impressive numbers

Dream Girl 2 Box Office collection: Ayushmann Khurrana’s movie impresses in its opening weekend.

Pilibhit heads towards Cerdanya Film Festival

Express News Service Indian short film Pilibhit has been selected for the Cerdanya Film Festival in Spain, where it will be screened on August 11. Additionally, the film will be screened online at the Bronzelens Film Festival of Atlanta, USA. Pilibhit stars actor Raj Arjun as a flute-maker named Siraj. Heavily impoverished, Siraj lives with his family at the edge of a forest filled with maneating tigers. His crippling poverty and a series of tragedies force him to take a drastic decision that threatens his values and may snatch away a loved one. Inspired by real stories, Pilibhit addresses the man-animal conflict along the India-Nepal border.

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Heartland India is still obsessive and dramatic: Taapsee Pannu

'Toofaan' review: Farhan Akhtar leads a cliched boxing drama

Express News Service Farhan Akhtar lands 29 punches in two minutes in the opening fight sequence of Toofaan. None of them, however, happen within the ring. As a Mumbai street thug named Aziz Ali, he roughs up a local shopkeeper, then sends a picture of the man’s bruised face to his boss. Farhan—loose shirt, maroon trousers, gold watch—looks the part of an angry tough, but turns glum when a nurse details the exact nature of his trade. You can pretty much predict the next scene of him visiting an orphanage, full of luckless street kids like him. Aziz, the film must explain, has a serious case of gangster’s guilt.

Dilip Kumar: A conjurer of tears and smiles