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The
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May 2004
Visual
Arts -
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Pamela Singh
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She
is still stunning and vivacious. The 1982 Miss India who almost brought down
the British government because of her alleged affair with a leading Tory MP,
has completely reinvented herself as a serious photographer. Pamela Singh
recently put up an exhibition in Delhi of a series of self-portraits titled Angkor-Faiyum-Jaipur.
It was mixed media and the pictures were unusual. Many were
digitally enhanced and others cleverly painted ..
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People - An interview with Amitabh Bachchan
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"Technology
has changed everything. Today actors and directors are more committed, more
knowledgeable, perhaps more intelligent. They are focused, career-driven and
determined to succeed. In fact I keep learning a lot from them. They
certainly have more energy and enthusiasm than there was in the seventies.
There is a raw aggression to excel. Above all they have the belief they can
win." Read
on ......
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Amitabh Bachchan
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Heritage
- India's Living Mughals
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Begum Laila Umahani & clan
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The
Living Mughals
is the story of four lost generations of the Mughal dynasty
after Bahadur Shah Zafar. Arijeet Gupta's film unearths the
direct descendents of the dynasty who now live in Hyderabad and
have been lost in the mists of time.
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Literature - Literary genes
When Kamila Shamsie's first
novel, In The City By The Sea was short listed for the
John Llewellyn Rhys Prize, critics raved about her stories of
Karachi, London and beyond. Writing is in the genes.
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and
Nasir Khan - son of legendary Johnny Walker, is big on
small screen
Cotton - the fibre of civilisations - the beginning of a
long
story
Rafting on the Ganges
New Age Gurus
Night jobs and how they affect women
and
more!
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