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A mantra or two for success... : More to come from Akshaye
After his debut film sank without a trace, Akshaye Khanna was all but forgotten. All until director Farhan Akhtar retrieved him from the mothballs and presented an all-new, all-impressive Akshaye Khanna in "Dil Chahta Hai". Now more poised in what is virtually his second innings in Bollywood, Akshaye Khanna answers a few questions from MADHUR TANKHA....
Heritage
Delhi's hall and arch of fame
ANY TOWN hall has a history. The one in Delhi had seen lots of it ever since it was built in 1865, though the construction began five years earlier, when Bahadur Shah was still in the Red Fort, but a prisoner of the British. Civic affairs were ...
Lifestyle
Wills for warmth this winter...
With the winter approaching, Wills Sports displayed their Fall Winter-2002 collection at a fashion show noted for the participation of leading models in New Delhi this past week... .

Dress up this Diwali
WITH DIWALI just round the corner you need to shop not just for crackers and sweets but clothes too. More so a brand new, chic sari or salwar-kameez, designed exclusively for you. Well, Ose designer store in South Delhi presents work of three ...
Personality
Ajay Devgan: Little variety in Hindi films
From a non-actor to an accomplished performer, Ajay Devgan has come miles from "Phool Aur Kaante" to "The Legend of Bhagat Singh". In New Delhi to promote his latest film, "Deewangee", he suggests that Bolywood should be called Indian Film Industry. RANA A. SIDDIQUI catches up with the versatile actor...
Cinema
A sane, sensible, scintillating thriller
IF CHANGE is the only constant in life, expect the unexpected here. Nitin Manmohan's "Deewangee" is a sane, sensible film about a maniac who leaves you breathless, yet never gives you an opportunity to head for the exit door. He does not make ...
Music
Chords & Notes
THE SONGS of this cassette, which are from the Bollywood flick, "Roshni", an emotional thriller, would have left an indelible impact had these songs come 10 years ago. Hearing songs of Anand Milind here not only leaves one uninspired by the album ...
Eating Out
Business with pleasure, the Imperial way
Want to have a luncheon meeting with a business partner? Then Gimignano at the Imperial Hotel seems a good bet. Impress your guest with your taste for good food, suggests SUMITRA SENAPATY... .
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