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Remembering Rajesh Khanna, The First Superstar of Bollywood - Vimarsana News

Remembering Rajesh Khanna, The First Superstar of Bollywood

On this solemn day, we honour the legendary actor Rajesh Khanna, who graced the silver screen with his enigmatic presenc

David Bowie's 'Let's Dance' at 40: Nile Rodgers Looks Back - Vimarsana News

David Bowie's 'Let's Dance' at 40: Nile Rodgers Looks Back

On the 40th anniversary of David Bowie’s commercial breakthrough ‘Let’s Dance,’ producer Nile Rodgers and engineer Bob Clearmountain look back.

David Bowie's 'Let's Dance' at 40: Producer Nile Rodgers and Engineer Bob Clearmountain on the Making of the Singer's Multiplatinum Breakthrough - Vimarsana News

David Bowie's 'Let's Dance' at 40: Producer Nile Rodgers and Engineer Bob Clearmountain on the Making of the Singer's Multiplatinum Breakthrough

David Bowie’s ‘Let’s Dance’ at 40: Producer Nile Rodgers and Engineer Bob Clearmountain on the Making of the Singer’s First Superstar Album “Bowie had this…

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Rajesh Khanna's Shoot Delays Led To Haathi Mere Saathi's Producer Beating Up, Abusing A Man, Saying "Don't We Give You Money?" - Vimarsana News

Rajesh Khanna's Shoot Delays Led To Haathi Mere Saathi's Producer Beating Up, Abusing A Man, Saying "Don't We Give You Money?"

Veteran star Prem Chopra took a trip down memory lane, recalled working with superstar Rajesh Khanna & shared an incident as well. Read on.

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Bodies in Waiting : Remapping Gender, Labour, and Histories of the Indian Film Industry (1930s–1950s) - Vimarsana News

Bodies in Waiting : Remapping Gender, Labour, and Histories of the Indian Film Industry (1930s–1950s)

Reflecting on the burgeoning field of feminist media histories and contemporary debates around Shanta Apte’s films, protests, and writing, along with sources that bring narratives from different women in the film industry, this paper argues that such discussions enable us to rethink questions of gender, creative labour, characteristics of film work, and the industrial milieu.

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