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Women’s Day Special: Where are Bollywood’s women bonding films?
Cineswami takes a look at the great female bonding films that Bollywood has produced, and also reports that a new girl-bonding movie is being planned
Today is International Women’s Day, as every media outlet will remind you, unless of course you live under a rock where gender issues may not be as pronounced. The big release today is Tigmanshu Dhulia’s Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster, but the hit of the year so far has been male bonding tale Kai Po Che! Click here to read moreDELHI IN A DAY movie review: Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Lillete Dubey add pizzazz to this indie flick
Director Prashant Nair takes you through the best and worst of Delhi and gives you a bunch of endearing and relatable characters
A few minutes into director Prashant Nair’s Delhi In A Day, and you will be reminded of Mira Nair’s critically acclaimed film, Monsoon Wedding. Only that this time around there is neither monsoon nor any wedding happening. Click here to read moreMahesh Bhatt: ‘Jism 2’ is a closed chapter
The veteran filmmaker is happy with the BO result of his latest erotic thriller, but he has already moved on to his next boo-fest, Raaz 3
Mahesh Bhatt is a bundle of energy and has lots to say about everything under the sun. He gets angry when he is constantly asked why he does not make films like Arth and Saraansh any longer. Click here to read moreWhat’s worrying Kangna Ranaut?
Kangna Ranaut, who plays underworld don Manya Surve’s (played by John Abraham) love interest in upcoming movie Shootout at Wadala was recently spotted in a somber mood at the airport. Even as we wondered what’s worry Ms Ranaut, we couldn’t take our eyes off the babe. Must say only Kangna can carry off teaming that feminine Fedora hat with a casual jacket and tee. We like!
Click here to read moreArt director Ashish Lakhia passes away
A close friend of Ashish, actor-filmmaker Amole Gupte said: “Ashish Lakhia was a lot more than an art director. He was a painting prodigy as child. In fact, he inspired me to become a painter. A truly gifted artist and an intellectual.” Gupte says that he whenever he’d visit Ahmedabad, “I’d stay with Ashish and his parents Meera and Snehal Lakhia who are truly the best parents in the world. Their home is open to guests any time. For me, it is an irreparable loss. He was a friend, inspiration and a beacon of hope and an angel whenever I was in distress.”Click here to read more





