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Friday, September 15, 2006
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For the sake of women 'Ganga' focuses on women's emancipation. Catching the pirates In a judgement that is expected to have far reaching impact on the film rental business in India, Justice Ravi Khetrapal of the Delhi High Court passed orders restraining the rental library Cinema Paradiso from renting out any films copyrighted ... The long wait is over A 7-year courtship and a marriage. 
Bring out the glassesMadhavan has his hands full with mentor Mani Ratnam's Guru. Yet, he couldn't refuse when Rituparno Ghosh approached him for his new film, Sunglasses. The role was previously offered to actor Sanjay Suri. Maddy, not wanting to ruf.e feathers ... 
Money powerSmall budget film-makers would shudder at the thought. Producer Sajid Nadiadwala has designed a special theatrical promo for Jaanemann at a whopping cost of Rs. 40 lakh! The trailer was shot over a period of one and a half days in Chennai ... 
Festival tussleFour big releases - Jaanemann, Don, Umrao Jaan and Dhoom 2 - were scheduled around Deepavali, but no one knows which of these films will finally keep their dates. Farhan Akhtar doesn't want to release Don on the same day as Yash Raj's Dhoom and ... 
Most wantedDon't be surprised if you see Asin shifting bag and baggage to Mumbai. Though she hasn't signed any Hindi film now, actors Aamir Khan and Abhishek Bachchan have been bowled over watching her Tamil films and have asked her to consider acting in ...
What lurks in the jungle? Vamsy returns to his favourite genre and promises an edge-of-the-seat thriller.
An evening of pleasing music Kamala Ramani's rendition was meritorious without needless histrionics.
A season to dance Rama Devi's `Rutu Ravali', performed by the students of Sri Sai Nataraja Academy depicted the six different seasons. Giving a new lease of life to Kuchipudi Vempati Chinna Satyam has taken upon himself to make Kuchipudi an exclusive place on the atlas of performing arts.
Laugh out aloud A bunch of witty plays and mimicry ensured a fine treat for the audience. Two marriages and a murder The dialogues were full of satirical pun. Devotional fare Both the dramas were absorbingly scripted.
Honouring the genius Medasani Mohan was honoured for his contributions toTelugu literature. Old wine in a new bottle A three-day programme saw a blend of classical and film music.
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