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Friday, June 02, 2006
Online edition of India's National Newspaper Friday, June 02, 2006 |
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The actor and the activist Aamir Khan's support to the Narmada Bachao Andolan kicks up a political storm, reveals disunity within the film ranks and makes `Fanaa' a hit.
In pursuit of pure music Pandit Arun Debnath is far removed from the glitter and the competition of the performing art world.
The fright of the parasite "Slither" hits cinemas this Friday. 
Yours faithfullyWhat happens when a concerned Sikh witnesses that people belonging to his own religion neither know about it much nor think in terms of saving it from eroding? He does his bit to bring about the desired change. With this burning desire to see ...
In memoriam`The whole life of a tabla artiste is dedicated to finding a special beat with the tali and the khali. They reside in his heart, because his soul rests and throbs with the tala of measured matras.' These were the last words of Pandit Samta ... Not just classic, classical too K.L. Saigal's music was strongly grounded in the classical.
Moments with legends The three-day Legends of India Sangeet Festival at New Delhi's Kamani witnessed a clutch of fine performances. Songs of a queen Gulshan Ara Syed whose wistful voice has brought laurels to the music of the subcontinent came to Delhi recently much to the delight of her fans . She is adored and admired as much in Delhi as Lahore, as much in Calcutta as Dhaka. Better ...
Discovering the face behind the voice Justin McCarthy's latest production is an imagined life of Kshetrayya through his padams.
In tune with the Mother Continuing with his unique genre of playwriting, the prolific Arun Kuckreja has this time chosen Mother Teresa as the subject.
Art between borders The Capital saw an exhibition of prominent artists who recreated their experiences of a camp in South Africa through their works.
Whipping up the magicForget "Harry Potter", our own desi magic school is open. Want evidence? Just switch on to Filmy, Sahara's Hindi movie channel this coming Sunday at 3 p.m. and you will be surprised. The channel is playing "Aabra ka Daabra", which is the story ...
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