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Other social media. donald trump was forced to issue an old-fashioned press release tonight about the grand jury. the first sentence is, this is a continuation of the greatest witch hunt in american history. that's followed by seven sentences you could write yourself because you've heard the mall before. joining us now is daniel alonso former chief assistant to the manhattan district attorney's office and the former federal prosecutor in the eastern district of new york. daniel, great to have you back tonight with this. when you got this news today, what was your first reaction to it? >> not s...

Madhur Bhandarkar mourns the demise of Agneepath editor Waman Bhonsle: I was fortunate to have worked with him As Waman Bhonsle breathed his last today, Madhur Bhandarkar paid his tribute to the National Award winning editor with a heartfelt note. Written By Pinkvilla Desk 35945 reads Mumbai Published: April 26, 2021 04:55 pm Madhur Bhandarkar mourns the demise of Agneepath editor Waman Bhonsle: I was fortunate to have worked with him 1 It hasn’t been long when Bollywood had lost legendary music composer Shravan Rathod due to COVID 19 complica...

facebook Pintrest National Award-winning Bollywood film editor, Waman Bhonsle passed away today at the age of 87, due to age-related issues. With a film career of more than four decades in the industry, Bhonsle has worked on several hit films, including ‘Mausam’, ‘Hero’, ‘Karz’, ‘Ram Lakhan’, ‘Saudagar’, ‘Agneepath’ and more. Meanwhile, filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar took to his Twitter handle to mourn the loss of the ace film editor. Paying a tribute to his contributions to the craft, he wrote, “Sad to know demise of Master Film Editor Waman Bhonsle ji.I was fortunate ...

Vikram Bhatt and Waman Bhonsle Veteran film editor Waman Bhonsle whose career spanned four decades in Bollywood passed away yesterday due to age related issues. The National Award winning editor, who was in his late 80s worked on movies across 1960s to 1990s, including films like Mausam, Hero, Karz, Kalicharan, Saaheb, Ram Lakhan, Saudagar, Mera Gaon Mera Desh, Inkaar, Dostana, Ghulam, Do Raaste, Agneepath, Aandhi, Parichay among others. Post the news break, the film fraternity was quick to post condolences and share memories on social media. Vikram Bhatt was one of the firsts to share a few...