As Devdas turns 23 this July, here’s looking at the enduring intrigue of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who reigned over the global stage since the film’s release, despite an intermittent career back home.
Debanjan Dhar
About The Author
A film festival-junkie, Debanjan is ceaselessly fascinated by South Asian independent cinema, from incubation to distribution.
About The Author
A film festival-junkie, Debanjan is ceaselessly fascinated by South Asian independent cinema, from incubation to distribution.
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