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Dharam Sankat Mein doesn’t say anything new!

by Sukanya Posted on April 17, 2015

A middle-aged Hindu, vocal in his excessive resentment of Muslims, accidentally discovers his biological parents belong to the very community he jeers at. Cinematographer turned director Fuwad Khan’s Dharam Sankat Mein takes on this intriguing premise in a remake of … Continue reading →

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Team Andaz Apna Apna forever!

by Sukanya Posted on April 11, 2014

Can I look at a plate of oranges and not think about Salman Khan’s proposal jinxed by an upset tummy? Can I resist this childish urge to play football whenever I see a bunch of glasses filled with what may … Continue reading →

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OMG-Oh My God! Paresh Rawal seeks divine justice!

by Sukanya Posted on September 28, 2012

God is a personal choice and open to interpretation. His origins are undefined and range from mystical to scientific. He is someone, we are deeply conditioned to have faith in and never question. Religion is man-made. Its original purpose was … Continue reading →

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