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Neeraj Vora is Aamir's man for creative inputs when the actor is in doubt
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Very few people in this industry know about the close association between actor-writer-director Neeraj Vora (Daud, Run Bhola Run) and Aamir Khan. Mr Perfectionist often calls on the writer to act like a bouncing board and give creative imputs for his films. |
Career on hold
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In an unprecedented move, Aamir Khan has decided not to sign any new film for a year – he will be by wife Kiran’s side after the recent loss of their baby. Aamir Khan is back from his break with wife Kiran and he’s devoted himself to her care. He’s decided he won’t be signing any new film for a year and instead work on his three home productions. |
Lagaan among 100 Greatest Albums of All Time
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Ashutosh Gowariker’s historic epic Lagaan: Once Upon A Time In India (2001) may have missed the Oscar but its music has made it to Amazon.com’s 100 Greatest World Music Albums of All Time. It’s the only Bollywood film soundtrack to have made to the list that features revered artistes like Bob Marley, Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Willie Bobo. |
Now A documentary on Rang de Basanti!
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The film is based on the relevance and impact of RDB across the world. Rakeysh said, "Ru-ba-ru will contain lots of views and information on Rang De Basanti. Everybody associated with the film has spoken about it. The documentary will contain unreleased footage. There are opinions from various scholars, analysts and critics. It's very humbling. We all felt that the film's impact needed to be documented in an unconventional format." |
Eight Years of Dil Chahta Hai
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Eight is odd. It's not as young as five and not as old as 10. But when you're talking of a film that has arguably changed the way Indian cinema works, eight years is indeed a landmark. Today, it has been eight years since Farhan Akhtar's directorial debut Dil Chahta Hai hit the screens. In more ways than one it was a film that challenged the notions of Indian cinema, as most of us knew it. |
Rang De Basanti to be screened at Museum of Fine Arts Houston!
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This is also the last weekend for the Hooray for Bollywood film series at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. This weekend's film is Rang de Basanti (The Color of Sacrifice). Directed by Rakesh Omprakash Mehra, the 2006 film follows a group of young men who are roped into acting in a film about India's struggle for independence. Initially more interested in partying than being a movie about India's history, the group slowly becomes caught up in feelings of patriotism as |
Don’t watch Raakh: Aamir
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It’s known by now that Aamir Khan’s film Raakh is all set for a re-release as a part of a joint venture between two production houses on June 12. But for those fans of Aamir, who’re waiting to see their favourite star in the film that released two decades back, here’s some disappointing news. Apparently, the actor himself isn’t in favour of the film’s re-release. The reason is that Aamir is supporting the producers stand in the on-going dispute between multiplex owners and producers and feels that the re-release of Raakh will send the wrong message to everyone. Says Aamir, “Raakh is my second film and was released in 1990. Currently the person holding the rights is being opportunistic and is trying to make a quick buck by releasing the film during the strike. Also, the multiplexes might buy into the film in order to try and score a point over me and the unity of |
Aamir Khan's film acquired by Audacity International
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In 1989, a visionary film was released in India, made by then first time director 23 year old Aditya Bhattacharya (Bimal Roy’s grandson and Basu Bhattacharya’s son) who was backed by a visionary producer - 32 year old Asif Noor. The duo succeeded in bringing together a truly inspired team of highly talented first time actors and technicians who today rule the Hindi Film Industry. Raakh was the début and unveiling of an actor who today is unarguably one of the biggest super stars of our times – Aamir Khan. 24 year old Aamir had |
Aamir Khan's film Raakh to re-release
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Most people remember Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak as Aamir Khan's first big break. That film made him into an overnight star and Aamir was the nation's newest chocolate boy. Aamir however followed it up an extremely dark and disturbing film called Raakh. Released way back in 1989, Raakh unfortunately went unnoticed. Now 20 years later when Aamir is arguably one of Indian's biggest superstars, Raakh is being re-released. The film is being released as a part of a joint venture between two production houses – Audacity International |