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Mahtab Alam, Priyanka Pulla Win RedInk Awards for Articles Published in The Wire - Vimarsana News

Mahtab Alam, Priyanka Pulla Win RedInk Awards for Articles Published in The Wire

Their wins come close on the heels of Dheeraj Mishra and Seemi Pasha winning a Ramnath Goenka Award each for an article and video published in The Wire.

Source: thewire.in
RedInk awards: Here's who won and why - Vimarsana News

RedInk awards: Here's who won and why

Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui was posthumously honoured as the ‘journalist of the year’.

Five unmissable Rajesh Khanna movies to revisit on his 79th birth anniversary - Vimarsana News

Five unmissable Rajesh Khanna movies to revisit on his 79th birth anniversary

Rajesh Khanna was undoubtedly one of the biggest names in the Hindi film industry in the 70s. The legend emerged as Bollywood's 'First Superstar' due to his charming looks, gripping screen presence and energetic dialogue delivery. He delivered several hits at the peak of his career, proving that success was his middle name. On Wednesday, as fans remember 'Kaka' on his 79th

Have done almost everything that I decided to do as an actor: Naseeruddin Shah - Vimarsana News

Have done almost everything that I decided to do as an actor: Naseeruddin Shah

Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah on Thursday said he has ticked mark almost all the roles he wanted to play in his acting career that spans over 45 years....

Dilip Kumar an Indian metaphor - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Dilip Kumar an Indian metaphor - Newspaper

The writer is Dawn’s correspondent in Delhi. ONE sees a few good reasons to miss Dilip Kumar every Aug 5, starting this week. It was on this day that his most popular movie Mughal-i-Azam was released in 1960 depicting a halcyonic blend of Hindu and Muslim cultures during Emperor Akbar’s rule (1556-1605). It’s an essential beauty of Akbar’s rule that regressively tutored Hindus and Muslims bear equal malice for his fabled secular worldview. The film’s story was largely mythological — like Camelot — but Mughal-i-Azam was crucially told from a Nehruvian lens that romanced the comin...

Source: dawn.com