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Jackie Shroff REACTS to Tiger Shroff's highs and lows in acting career; advises son to 'take it easy' - Vimarsana News

Jackie Shroff REACTS to Tiger Shroff's highs and lows in acting career; advises son to 'take it easy'

Veteran actor Jackie Shroff candidly spoke about his son Tiger Shroff's acting career and while recalling his old days before making debut in Bollywood.

Tiger Shroff needs a good director and release says father Jackie Shroff - Vimarsana News

Tiger Shroff needs a good director and release says father Jackie Shroff

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Exhibition Of Films: Exhibition of Films of MT and Madhu | IFFK 2022 | Thiruvananthapuram News - Vimarsana News

Exhibition Of Films: Exhibition of Films of MT and Madhu | IFFK 2022 | Thiruvananthapuram News

Don't miss the exhibition of films of MT Vasudevan Nair and Madhu at IFFK 2022. Director-producer Sreekumaran Thampi will inaugurate the exhibition at Tagore Theatre. Explore the film career of MT Vasudevan Nair and Madhu through photographs from 90 films each. Five competition films will also be screened at the festival.

Shatrughan Sinha | Shatrughan Sinha: A hugely charismatic actor and the odd man out in an era of stars - Vimarsana News

Shatrughan Sinha | Shatrughan Sinha: A hugely charismatic actor and the odd man out in an era of stars

Scarf around his neck, Shatrughan Sinha was, in his early days as an actor, that rare entity — a ‘villain’ who stole the limelight from the hero

View: You thought you know the film? Well, you don't - Vimarsana News

View: You thought you know the film? Well, you don't

As an adolescent developing an interest in old cinema, one of my prized books was Roger Manvell's 1946 Film, and through its pages, I first formed impressions of what certain films looked like. There were striking double-exposure shots from German Expressionist classics like Carl Mayer's 1924 The Last Laugh, images that emphasised giant shadows, and people caught in quiet contemplation.