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Comment · print · T T T+· T- Veteran actor Waheeda Rehman in conversation with Nasreen Munni Kabir and Arshia Sattar at the Diggi Palace in Jaipur on Thursday.— PHOTO: ROHIT JAIN PARAS TOPICS Guru Dutt was a perfectionist when it ...

Last May, filmmaker, archiver and restorer, Shivendra Singh Dungarpur got an SOS call from Bipin, a kabariwala (scrap dealer) in Goregaon. "I have something, come have a look," he urged. Dungarpur rushed across and was surprised with the Original ...

Today, it is impossible to imagine anyone but Guru Dutt as Suresh Sinha who dies a lonely death in an empty film studio, slumped in the director's chair in Kagaz Ke Phool. But, according to his writerdirector friend Abrar Alvi, Guru Dutt, who had ...

R.M.V. Guru Sai Dutt Mumbai: Top seed H.S. Prannoy and fourth seed R.M.V. Guru Sai Dutt entered the men's singles final of the Tata Open India International Challenge badminton tournament with straight-game semi-final victories here on ...

aur Gulam and Kaagaz ke Phool were a result of perfect synchronization between the duo of Guru Dutt as Director and V K Murthy as Cinematographer. Guru Dutt gave a new dimension to his craft; he gave him space and liberty to express himself fully.

Shraddha Kapoor is keen to read biographies on interesting cinema personalities. The young actress wants to read biographies of the likes of Raj Kapoor and Guru Dutt who have had interesting journey's. She feels that she can learn a lot from them ...

Q. Gardish Mein Taare is supposed to be inspired by the turbulent relationship between Guru Dutt and Geeta Dutt. Your thoughts. A. It definitely is not a bioplay. Yes, Guru Dutt and Geeta Dutt are the pivots around who the play has been staged.

It was the classic Indian films of the 1950s such as Raj Kapoor's Awara and Guru Dutt's Kaagaz ke Phool , which he was introduced to by his grandfather, that made Shivendra Singh Dungarpur fall in love with cinema when he was a boy growing up in the ...

Satpal Singh, the former wrestler and coach of double Olympics medallist Sushil Kumar, was the lone person in the field of sports selected for the Padma Bhushan, the country's third highest civilian award while five other sportspersons were also ...