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Classic Revisited: Guide is as glamorous as it is soulful

by Sukanya Posted on August 8, 2017

“Dil ke mere paas ho itne, phir bhi ho kitni door. Tu mujse mein dil se pareshaan dono hain majboor. Aise main kisko kaun manaye…” Once in deep throes of love, today their hands touch but do not meet. Ego, … Continue reading →

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Kora Kagaz: Scenes from a crumbling marriage.

by Sukanya Posted on December 5, 2013

Marriage is a complex institution. It brings its own share of requirements, rewards and challenges. Too bad one isn’t handed a manual at the time of tying the knot, only experiences render a lesson in maturity. Blissful companionship can only … Continue reading →

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Rediscovering the merits of Dev Anand’s slick, stylish Johny Mera Naam!

by Sukanya Posted on June 20, 2013

Going through the best of Vijay Anand offers unfailing gratification. His filmmaking is a wealth of style, storytelling and treatment that seldom limits itself to the boundaries of commercial cinema but breaks, bends and reconstructs it in ways no one … Continue reading →

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