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Television empress Ekta Kapoor has now set her eye on the timeless love story, Devdas . The After Sanjay Leela Bhansali , Ekta attempts to recreate Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's popular novel and this time on TV. The classic story has been told ...

If rumours are to be believed, Ekta Kapoor is planning to make a TV show based on 'Devdas'. The TV czarina is already working on the script of the show that will be based on Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s popular novel of the same name.

In 1952, a Bengali 'Babu moshai' won the hearts of the people of Vijayawada, which was considered to the Telugu heartland', with his oratory skill, philosophical perception and poetic touch. He not only won the hearts but was also elected as the ...

India Today Online New Delhi,April 1, 2014| UPDATED13:16 IST Writing a screenplay is very different from writing a book. Yet, there have been many filmmakers who have succeeded in bringing a common platform for the book lovers and cinema ...

, after a lavish offering at an old temple of Kali, Job Charnock, the founder of Calcutta, pitched his tents on the banks of the Hooghly, exactly on the site of charred ruins of an old factory, destroyed over trading rights by the then Muslim rulers ...

GREATER NOIDA: The under construction district jail in Greater Noida plans include a modern library encourage reading habits among inmates where they will have access to books by eminent writers. A city based NGO, Ranganathan Society for , is all ...

Ekk Nayi Pehchaan Based on the play called Sharda by renowned author Varsha Adalja, the show does not drift apart much, retaining the basic essence of the original story. Tumhari Paakhi The basic storyline of the novel Naba Bidhan is retained ...

Eyebrows were raised when Bimal Roy cast the unknown Suchitra Sen opposite Dilip Kumar in Devdas (1955). But if Dilip Kumar was tailor-made for Devdas, the charismatic heroine was born to play Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s tragic heroine, Parvati. Bimal Roy's daughter Rinki Roy Bhattacharya pays tribute to Suchitra Sen. The woman, who stood talking to my mother, did not resemble a glittering film star. She did not have the bright red lips nor did she wear tons of ornaments that a ...