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Those romantic days in DelhiTO THE post-War generation, which fell madly in love with the honey-laden voice of Doris Day or the girlishly-slim Audrey Hepburn, and later those sculptured beauties Madhubala and Waheeda Rahman, the long-drawn-out nuances on the silver screen ...
Chacha Nehru's birthday treatTHIS TIME on Chacha Nehru's birthday, film-lovers in some major Indian cities got to watch "Son of Aladdin", a 3-D animated feature film in English from Pentamedia. The release had been deliberately planned for Children's Day, the birth ...
Forgetful men's forgettable fareNOTHING COMES easy in life. Not to the common man, not to the royalty. Not even to a man to be just that for his lady between the last and the first rays of the sun. And everybody who fails to deliver must yield place to someone who can. That ... 
Splashing Splash anewWITH SO many channels to surf now, one more totting up your TV set is no breaking news. But `Splash' promises different viewing. Already a popular name among children in the southern States for the last two years, this Chennai-based 24-hour ...
Chords & NotesIF YOU were expecting a masterpiece from Javed Akhtar and A.R. Rehman, then you will feel dejected. However, if your expectations know the limits of burning the candle at both ends then you will enjoy this album. "Na Shikwa Hota" by Sujata ...
For a Taste of BritainIf great British cooking is a well-kept secret, Chef Robert Rees, in New Delhi for "The Taste of Britain" festival at Maurya Sheraton, sure plans to let it out, says SUMITRA SENAPATY.
Simply at home...THE GALORE of shops displaying a number of home accessories that add beauty to home and suit every mood and occasion is quite a familiar scenario in markets these days. Generally a customer has to visit a number of shops for getting suitable ...
Is it the right number?Bansilal Jumaani transformed the fortunes of Ekta Kapoor, predicted the chemistry between Amitabh Bachcan and Manmohan Desai. RANA SIDDIQUI on his number game. Relax, touch and glow AYURVEDA IS the latest offering in exotica, except Ayurveda experts beg to differ: saying, it is not just about beauty solutions but also a solution for the mind and the body. Taking a vacation to Kerala for the famous Kairali massage or ... 
Remix? Not quite!IF A black-and-white video is catching your attention these days, where a boy impassive to the curvaceous charms keeps on playing a variety of instruments, to some Pancham's tunes, then read on. The boy is Raghav Sachar, the 22-year-old ... 
Garfield nowGARFIELD, THE anti-hero that stands for a work and diet free, dozing society has arrived in India. The world's most syndicated comic creation of Jim Davis, this orange cat finds space in around 2,600 newspapers and `unexpectedly' found ...
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