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I defied, defied and defied
Mohini Attam is not the namby pamby dance of the enchantress, says Kanak Rele, who has been setting the record straight for years.
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Digitising old Indian films for re-release is a trend that appears to have caught on.
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At 105, India's oldest classical musician Ustad Abdul Rashid Khan is still performing.
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Kathak is a 24-hour addiction
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'Real' India alive on screen
'If we don't listen to titillating songs, they'll cease to exist'
With 'Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola', a political satire on land grab, Vishal Bhardwaj brings another story from 'real' India alive…
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Small town, big picture
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'Ranbir not scared of making fool of himself'
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