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Monday, October 27, 2003
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Online edition of India's National Newspaper Monday, October 27, 2003 |
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HARDLY marred by onslaughts of time
Return of the radiance Oily, coarse and lifeless? Your skin needs a cleansing and toning routine to revive the lustre
Weights can work wonders Weight training benefits young and old alike. Women, too, need not shy away from it
"Responses to this column have been overwhelming, as always. This week we welcome your views on `Is bus service in the city in proportion to its population?'. Send in your responses before October 30 to the Metroplus, The Hindu, 147/2A, 80-Feet Road, K.K. Nagar, Madurai-20, along with your passport size colour photograph.
Hair-raising tips With some professional help and advice, each strand of hair can be nourished to retain its sheen. Here's how Mind your movie manners Cell phones, chips and chatter make cinema viewing an unpleasant experience. A few tips on movie etiquette
SO sweet as music Now in an attempt to promote the art, he has started a forum Guru Krupa Trust.
Chinese rhapsodyA. R. Rahman has taken the Chinese by storm with his latest composition for the film "Warriors of Heaven And Earth". In conversation with SAVITHA GAUTAM INDIA'S answer to Houdini Winning awards, including the `Magician of the Millennium' title, has always been a regular phenomenon in Prahalad Acharya's 14-year career
Cutting edge animationAT LAST, Hollywood's biggest box-office hit of the year "Finding Nemo" is making it to the Indian cinemas during Deepavali. The reason for the delay is that animation films don't do well at the Indian box-office. "Finding Nemo" is the ... 
Advantage AjitIT'S BEING touted as Tamil cinema's biggest Deepavali battle as Ajit's "Anjaneya", Vikram's "Pitamagan" and Vijay's "Tirumalai" clash this Friday at the box-office. In the trade circles Ajit's "Anjaneya" is considered a front-runner, as it is his ... 
Partition taleURMILA MATONDKAR is an example of what Bollywood can do for an Indo-Pak friendship. Recently, she launched the audio of her new film "Pinjar" at the Wagah border and exchanged pleasantries with Pakistani Rangers who were totally in awe of her. ... 
High hopesCAN VIJAY churn out a hit this Deepavali? The year so far has been his worst as his last two releases sank without a trace at the box-office. However, the buzz on "Tirumalai" directed by debutant Ramanna is positive. The producer Kavitaalaya, ... Generation NEXT Kollywood's `star children' are slowly stepping out of the shadows of their parents, says SUDHISH KAMATH Metro Plus Bangalore Chennai Coimbatore Delhi Hyderabad Kochi Madurai Thiruvananthapuram Visakhapatnam See the earlier stories Lead | Life Style | Fashion | Music | Personality | Eating Out | Madras Miscellany | Issues | Arts & Crafts | Information Technology | Shopping | Heritage | Miscellany | |
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