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The showman's extraordinary show goes on...
He may seem a risk taker, making big budget films even as the film industry continues in financial doldrums, but Subhash Ghai does his homework thoroughly. MADHUR TANKHA speaks to the celebrated director who emphasises that stars are actors first and must follow the requirements of the character... .

Down Memory Lane

A date with mystery...
IN THESE days of spooky serials - Aahat and Koi Hai - on TV, one is often reminded of the weird night passed by a medieval family in the 19th Century, when television and even radio were unheard of and ghostly happenings were part only of ...

Fitness

Fitness fever... beyond fad
IF IT is not a slight exaggeration, there are fitness centres springing up in almost ever corner of an urban colony these days. But, you would say, the demand is soaring and so is the supply. But, how many of us are real fitness freaks and how ...

Lifestyle

Hot months, cool shawls
HAVE YOU ever thought of wrapping yourself in a shawl in summer? No, do not be surprised at the query, as Le Pashmina, an upmarket shawl store in Delhi, has come out with a collection exactly for this purpose. Blending well fine Pashminas with ...

Tribute

Remembering a great guru
THE LATE Padma Vibhushan awardee Giani Gurmukh Singh Musafir, freedom fighter and parliamentarian, was remembered on his 104th birth anniversary by the International Council of Punjabis at New Delhi. Delhi's Chief Minsiter Shiela Dikshit, who was ...

Personality

Time to share and care...
DESPITE DELIVERING three flops in a row - "Karz", "Rishtey" and "Badhai Ho Badhai" - there are still takers for Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty. In Delhi this past week, the sizzling beauty was spotted at the Asian Academy of Film and ...

Cinema

Affairs of the past and the present...
HE SEEMS weary and worn-out, ostentatiously belonging to a past that is but a memory reduced to a sieve. All the years that have rolled by have left their imprint on a once handsome face. The persistent drawl in his speech which appeared ...

Music

The call of the Divine
If the sweetest things come in small packets, the greatest things must come in simple packets. That may be why the Wadali brothers, capable of rising to ecstatic spiritual heights as they offer full-throated musical homage to the Almighty through th eir Sufi music, come across as simple village folk. ANJANA RAJAN meets the mesmerising duo, whose stentorian voices ring with an inner harmony....

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