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Catch the sparkle From being the `City of Pearls' to getting recognised as the best market for diamonds, Hyderabad has come a long way.
Starry days ahead Shweta Prasad may have moved out of "Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki". But she has a few more serials and films under her belt.
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No toast to a tee here!The total absence of competitive golf in AP has made a dent in upcoming golfer Anirban Lahiri's game to an extent where he may be forced to leave the State to avoid stagnation, writes Blame game continues... The domestic cricket scene in the country is encountering an all-time low with the three national tournaments being treated with scant respect, writes V V SUBRAHMANYAM 
Dominated by ChinaThe Hyderabadis were recently treated to some best table tennis matches at the Asian junior championships where world-class Under-18 players gave their best hit at the ping pong, writes A. JOSEPH ANTONY.
Rav's as choti malkin YEARS AGO Guru Dutt made the classic Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam. Now there seems to be a sudden interest in this - for a film and a telly serial are in the making. Ash will play Meena Kumari in Deepa Mehta's film. Raveena will essay choti ... Urmi's times ANOTHER person who is doing offbeat stuff is Urmila Matondkar. Urmi has some good assignments like Tehzeeb and Pinjar. The latter movie deals with the harrowing times of Partition and has helped get a perspective of Partition and ... Ask no whys NICOLE KIDMAN is being seen in all these dark dire movies - as Virginia Woolf in The Hours, as the fugitive in Danish director Lars von Trier's depression era tale Dogville and now recently as the doomed love in the adaptation of ... Deepti on telly IF YOU want to see filmstars on television it has to be on Sahara Manoranjan as the channel is roping in stars - present and past. After Karishma - The Miracle of Destiny, Mukkammal starring Deepti Naval in the lead with a ... Catch the chemistry AMITABH BACHCHAN is going great guns these days with films and ads. It is an honour and opportunity for the younger stars to act with him. For many of them acting with the living legend is a learning ground. Big B comes together with John Abraham ...
Skilful plot "Shatranj ke mohre", a Hindi play, had all the ingredients to captivate the audience till the end
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