Monday, March 27, 2006 Mumbai (UNI): Akbar Khan's epic film 'Taj Mahal-An Eternal Love Story' will be the first Indian Hindi film in the last 40 years to be released in Pakistan. A befitting subject to start the new film-exchange
Tuesday, March 28, 2006 Mumbai (UNI): A first ever Indo-Pak film venture, 'Mungilal Rocks', has been launched here. ''It is an irerefutable fact that India and Pakistan are two nations with one culture so why not dish out products based
Mohanlal's much-anticipated Kurukshetra, which was delayed due to the controversy between Malayalam film producers and exhibitors over releasing superstars' films in A and B class theatres, has been released on Wenesday in 114 theatres across the State. The film has fetched
Superstar Mohanlal's latest, Kurukshetra, directed by Major Ravi, has fetched an opening record collection of 2.25 crore within three days of its release. The film, which opened in a record number of centres (114 theatres) across the State, also grossed
Mohanlal starrer Paradesi, which highlights the agony of some Malayalee Muslims who become aliens in India and Pakistan due to citizenship problems caused by India-Pakistan partition, has been applauded during a special screening at Oxford. The screening was organised by
Mohanlal starrer Kurukshetra is the third venture by army officer-turned-filmmaker Major Ravi, whose earlier films Keertichakra on militancy in Jammu and Kashmir and Mission 90 Days on the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case won critical accolades from many corners. Kurukshetra, a
Friday, March 24, 2006<br /><br /><img alt="Aamir Khan" hspace="5" src="img/aamir-240306.jpg" align="left" vspace="5" border="0" />New Delhi (UNI): Lashing out at the mainstream media in the country for its 'misplaced emphasis on the sensational', superstar <a href="http://entertainment.oneindia.in/wallpapers/view_album.php?set_albumName=album22">Aamir Khan</a> has said the degeneration of
