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Friday, November 10, 2006
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Zooming in on fence sitters
Lessons from the epic Vasu Dasa Swamy's `Sundarakanda' in Telugu lends new fervour to the much-loved episode of the epic.
MARQUEE MOVES 
Vidya Balan as ChandramukhiVidya Balan prides in calling herself a true blue South Indian. Thanks to her roots in Palakkad, she says she trained in classical dance and music like most South Indian young women. Now she's got an opportunity to put her skills to best use. ... 
`Phir Tere Naam?'What's the best way to stay in news? Plan a sequel or remake an old hit. Shah Rukh Khan and Farhan Akhtar are toying with the idea of making a sequel to Don. Salman Khan, meanwhile, has sounded off a plan for a sequel of Tere Naam ... 
A slice of real lifeRam Gopal Varma is hogging the headlines for his controversial remake of Sholay. After unveiling Gabbar's (Amitabh Bachchan) new look, Varma says Abhishek Bachchan will croon and perform for the remixed Mehbooba song! Meanwhile, a ... 
Who's the spy?The hype around Dhoom 2 may just slow down a bit, with a bits and pieces of the story line being divulged. First came the speculation that Aishwarya Rai, who's making heads turn with her newly acquired svelte look, is an undercover cop. ...
The ultimate entertainer A boy from a satvika family falling in love with a ferocious factionist's daughter is interesting.
An evening of melody It turned out to be the founder-president Chandrasekhar's nite as the repertoire had songs set to music by him. For music's sake Arundhathi Sarkar's recital was an aesthetic affair. A memorable concert A rich manodharama was the hallmark of the concert.
Blast from the past A recent event presented glimpses of `Perini Sivatandavam' and `Andhra Natyam.' Dancing to nature's colours Deepika Reddy breathes life into the abstract theme of natural dyes.
Showcase of excellent talent It turned out to be an indiscriminately linked play of three different stories.
Marathi theatre is back Despite a few blemishes, `Tujhe Aahe Tuj Paashi' manages to strike a chord. Bright fare The three-day Yakhshagana festival brought children to the forefront.
The Lord, at his best During Besha not only ornaments are lavishly used to deck the Puri triad, solapith handicrafts are also used.
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