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Spending some 'me time' is rejuvenating, says Twinkle Khanna

Twinkle Khanna juggles it all – being a wife, mother, entrepreneur, author and now becoming a film producer.

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Konkona Sen Sharma: A life, career shaped by unconventional upbringing

Mainstream has never been the mainstay in her filmography. Not even with her directorial debut, the 1979-set drama thriller "A Death in the Gunj".

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In India, Brad Pitt says he can't crack Bollywood's code

Hollywood actor Brad Pitt says he has great respect for Indian film industry because it has its own unique language, but added that he would never be able to crack the code of Bollywood.

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I console myself with a career that lasts: Twinkle Khanna

She started off as an actress, became an entrepreneur and she is now creating waves with her books and column.

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Hope people find my memoir interesting: Ramesh Sippy

He is the man behind cinematic classics like Sholay, Shakti and Seeta Aur Geeta, and even set a benchmark for the small screen with family drama Buniyaad.

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Priyanka's 'Quantico' to talk about Trump, immigration policies

The forthcoming content of American drama series "Quantico", which stars Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, will deal with US President Donald Trump's immigration policy and 'Muslim registry' instead of terrorism, says showrunner Josh Safran.

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I'm very secure in who I am, the work I do: Priyanka Chopra

Hollywood has opened its doors to many Indian stars who are bagging noticeable roles in various projects. A case in point is Deepika Padukone.

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#Watch | Baahubali 2 The Conclusion trailer released

The trailer of the highly anticipated movie Baahubali 2 is out now. Watch it here.

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'Begum Jaan' homecoming for Mahesh Bhatt

Dubbing Srijit Mukerji's "Begum Jaan" a "masterpiece", filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt who has been in the Indian film industry for 47 years, believes the project is a "homecoming" for him and a reminder of the cinema that was his hallmark.

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Soul is missing from songs nowadays: Lata Mangeshkar

Whether it was 'Lag jaa gale' in 1964 or 'Luka Chuppi' in 2006 – legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar's renditions have touched generations of music lovers who continue to enjoy her golden tracks.