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July 27, 2009
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 FOCUS
SANJAY DUTT
History Sheet
A screen makeover interrupted...he is, after all, a man with a past
NAMRATA JOSHI
Magazine | Oct 02, 2006
FOCUS
Between Temples And Night Clubs
Thirteen years on, his wait for justice continues. Will the gods answer his prayers this time?
SAUMYA ROY
Magazine | Oct 02, 2006
 FOR THE RECORD
The Salman Tapes
Excerpts from the controversial tapes published in the Hindutan Times, allegedly of the telephone conversations between Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai, supposedly recorded between August 28 - 30, 2001 Updates
Web | Jul 14, 2005
BHARAT SHAH
Soft Dismissal
Shah's free but not before Bollywood learns its lesson Updates
MANU JOSEPH
Magazine | Oct 13, 2003
MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
Adil Farooq Ko Gussa Kyon Aata Hai
PRIYANKA KAKODKAR
Magazine | Mar 17, 2003
 IMPRESSIONS
ANITA PRATAP
Big Brother's Screenplay
To have tasted wealth and then lose it, is worse than never having it. But if the only way out is to have a pact with the devil, so be it.
Magazine | Aug 26, 2002
COVER STORY
Married To The Mob
The Bollywood nexus has the glamour but it hides a larger web spun by the mafia
MANU JOSEPH
Magazine | Aug 12, 2002
 OPINION
SANDIPAN DEB
Poor Little Rich Don
Filmwallahs have a 'nexus' with him, everyone else hates him -- poor, misunderstood sod.
Web | Jul 30, 2002
UNDERWORLD NEXUS
Hinglish Translation
Excerpts of the conversation between Sanjay Dutt and Chhota Shakeel (roughly translated for those who can't follow the Bambaiyya Hindi of the original transcript. Working translation.
Web | Jul 30, 2002
 UNDERWORLD NEXUS
The Sanjay Dutt Tape
The controversial transcript of the audio cassette played in the Special Court in Mumbai on July 26, containing alleged telephone conversation between Pakistan-based gangster Chhota Shakeel and Sanjay Dutt, Harish Sugandh, Sanjay Gupta and Mahesh Manjrekar.
Web | Jul 29, 2002
MUMBAI
Goofy's Comrades
The Mumbai police, once formidable, is now bungling too often
MANU JOSEPH
Magazine | Apr 29, 2002
FILMS
All Characters Are Fictitious...?
Ram Gopal Verma's 'Company' is about The Underworld, but somewhere he was being careful not to upset the dons' egos
MANU JOSEPH
Magazine | Apr 22, 2002
CRIME
Gangsta Paradise?
Despite the signals, the UAE authorities cop out yet again when it comes to extradition
MURALI KRISHNAN
Magazine | Nov 12, 2001
CRIME
Smoke In The Clink
Gangster Abu Salem may have been arrested, but his extradition to India is another matter altogether
PRIYANKA KAKODKAR
Magazine | Nov 05, 2001
PAKISTAN
Who Let The Dogs Out...
Was it our intelligence agencies who turned a Karachi shootout into a Chhota Shakeel murder?
GHULAM HASNAIN
Magazine | Sep 03, 2001
LAW
An Injudicious Slant
The law may be an ass, and an overburdened one at that. Perjury, then, is easy to get away with.
SOMA WADHWA
Magazine | Jun 04, 2001
STOCKMARKETS
From Dubai To Dalal St.
Forget bulls and bears, it is a beast of a different kind that has regulators worried—the underworld don
SHANTANU GUHA RAY
Magazine | Apr 16, 2001
CINEMA
A Hot And Silly Tale
After the drama, it's now over to the box-office life of 'Chori Chori'
MANU JOSEPH
Magazine | Mar 19, 2001
CRIME
Scenes Of The Mafia
Rizvi might just be the first catch. As Bollywood's mob links begin to surface, many stars might fall from grace.
MANU JOSEPH
Magazine | Dec 25, 2000
COVER STORY
The Mafia Calls The Shots
Cassette baron Gulshan Kumar's killing shocks Bollywood as a cash-strapped underworld turns to the industry for a return on investments
AJITH PILLAI
Magazine | Aug 25, 1997
COVER STORY
Rolls Royces In Dawoodland
IT'S probably one of the bulkiest dossiers the Intelligence Bureau has on any criminal
CHARU LATA JOSHI
Magazine | Aug 25, 1997
COVER STORY
B.R. CHOPRA
'Industry Is In Panic, No One Is Safe'
Soon after Gulshan Kumar was gunned down, the industry chose to stay indoors. Veteran film-maker
Magazine | Aug 25, 1997
COVER STORY
New Tricks Of The Trade
IN the last two years, extortion has been the mainstay of the Mumbai underworld.
AJITH PILLAI
Magazine | Aug 25, 1997
SPOTLIGHT
When Things Go Right
Magazine | Nov 01, 1995
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