COVER STORY
Some brawnie points for our man, the first to infiltrate the big, bulging meatshop of entertainment wrestling
Outlook Magazine - 11 August 2003
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A touch of AV grace; Piety's last sigh; Chhora Ganga kinare wala; In an image war; Smart cowboys and Now, down the park avenue
The Q1 2003-04 results show a sharp rise in net profits. But look at the fine print for a sobering effect.
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The celebrated writer, who turned 65 last week, on his new book, women and poetry
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A touch of AV grace; Piety's last sigh; Chhora Ganga kinare wala; In an image war; Smart cowboys and Now, down the park avenue
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The Q1 2003-04 results show a sharp rise in net profits. But look at the fine print for a sobering effect.
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Searches out the film industry's unknown soldiers. Always interesting, often illuminating.
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Wonderful stories of courage, of hope, of how something so devastating can actually help a person evolve.
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A seemingly credible vision of armageddon, inspired by the nuclear politics of South Asia
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