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Suchitra Sen Quit Acting At Peak, Husband's Death, 36 Years Of Anonymity, Ramakrishna Mission, More - Vimarsana News

Suchitra Sen Quit Acting At Peak, Husband's Death, 36 Years Of Anonymity, Ramakrishna Mission, More

Meet one of the greatest actresses of Indian cinema, Suchitra Sen, who ruled Bengali and Hindi cinema. However, she quit acting and became a recluse after

Tigmanshu Dhulia criticises 'bekaar' Hindi film heroes, says gatekeepers of Bollywood saw real India only on 'papa ki shooting' | Bollywood News - Vimarsana News

Tigmanshu Dhulia criticises 'bekaar' Hindi film heroes, says gatekeepers of Bollywood saw real India only on 'papa ki shooting' | Bollywood News

Tigmanshu Dhulia also described the audience as 'bewakoof', and held himself responsible for having succumbed to 'greed' over the years.

Tigmanshu Dhulia Slams Mainstream Actors, Calls Them 'Terrible': 'They Speak English All Day...' - Vimarsana News

Tigmanshu Dhulia Slams Mainstream Actors, Calls Them 'Terrible': 'They Speak English All Day...'

In a recent interview, filmmaker Tigmanshu Dhulia criticised the state of the Hindi film industry.

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Karan Deol wishes his 'constant reason to smile' Drisha Acharya with sweet post - Vimarsana News

Karan Deol wishes his 'constant reason to smile' Drisha Acharya with sweet post

Today, as Drisha Acharya celebrates her birthday, Karan Deol took to his Instagram to wish his constant reason to smile, his lady love, with a sweet post

Urdu is an inherently Indian language. I'm not worried about its future: Gulzar - Vimarsana News

Urdu is an inherently Indian language. I'm not worried about its future: Gulzar

Sunday Times News: Gulzar, the recipient of the Jnanpith Award, expresses optimism about the future of Urdu. He believes that despite the decline of the Urdu script, the