- Search results for Bollywood
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 | Bomb goes off during exam in Bengal school, 50 students affected by noise and splintersMost of the students complained of pain in the ears while others were treated for inhaling the toxic fumes | |
 | This doll is India's answer to Barbie and we can't wait for it to make us proud at an international museum exhibitionA group of doll researchers from Korea has recently visited Kiyaa's doll factory in Hyderabad as a part of their research work | |
 | The other Swades story: Meet the Shah Rukh Khan of Halgara who is making the village a better place to live by tackling one issue at a timeThere are many Indians who have done much for their community with the fruits they have reaped abroad. Datta Patil is one such example | |
 | Art Ok Please: All India Permit's quest to make Indian truck art more accessibleFarid Bawa’s company, All India Permit, aims at getting all that bizarre and bright art on trucks featured on your walls | |
 | For Divya Deepankar, the world is her audience, travel is her music and somewhere in your city, she will find her stageAll the world's a stage and she is just a mere performer, travelling to dance and make her hastag #TereSheharMein trend globally | |
 | This video of Indians dancing to Rangeela in NYC is going viral and it's all Vinay Maloo's fault. Here's how he became obsessed with itWe find out why Rangeela New York, by the Pardesi Life Dance Project, is giving everyone the desi feels and making them think of Urmila all over again | |
 | Meet Zee Music's artist Poojan Kohli whose second song Dil Haara should be out any day nowVizag-based Kohli's started out in the Telugu music industry, but his second Hindi music video has been directed by Malik Ram with Sanket Sane as the music director | |
 | Talking to Kriti Sanon, the closet nerd and the new brand ambassador for Education New Zealand, about her childhood and #educationgoalsWith Kriti Sanon as brand ambassador and a string of special initiatives for India, sthe Regional director also weighs in on how New Zealand is sure to win the hearts of Indian students | |
 | Atul Khatri tells you why stand-up comedy isn't that funny when you are not on the audience sideAtul Khatri, who goes by the handle Horny Sindhi, talks about why he left East India Company and about the shelf life of a comedian | |
 | It's Festember time for NIT Tiruchy and over 1K college students from across India are attendingThe fest, which will centre around it's theme for the year 'Orient', will also showcase flavours of East and SouthEast Asian countries | |
 | After Sachin, Bajirao Mastani and Madras Cafe, Bishwadeep Chatterjee's name doesn't ring a bell, but his sound certainly doesWhen Bishwadeep Chatterjee was in Chennai recently, we set out to find the untold story of this National Award winner | |
 | The Ashwin Sanghi Interview: 'I'm a huge fan of the works of both Amish and Devdutt'You know Ashwin Sanghi as the author of a few mythology-based, fiction-thrillers. Now, you’ll also know him as the author of a series of self-help books | |
 | With an iPhone and his vision, this 16-year-old's ability to capture stories shines throughRameshwar Bhatt is young, imaginative and raring to go with his experimental ideas about filmmaking. He talks about his films and the filmmaking process | |
 | Bollywood has always looked out for me: Jagga Jasoos singer Tushar Joshi goes back to his rootsSinging for Ranbir Kapoor wasn’t Tushar Joshi’s dream but it sure was serendipity. He spills the beans about Mumbai, movies and what was it like to sing for Jagga Jasoos | |
 | After Sachin, Bajirao Mastani and Madras Cafe, Bishwadeep Chatterjee's name doesn't ring a bell, but his sound certainly doesWhen Bishwadeep Chatterjee was in Chennai recently, we set out to find the untold story of this National Award winner |
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