COVER STORY
'Water' is a film about the sexual exploitation of widows with a dose of shastras thrown in. But it fails to drive the point home.
Outlook Magazine - 26 December 2005
The former external affairs minister on the mystery letter that he says he didn't see as it "was never put up to" him.
The hush-hush handling of a mail from Iraq adds intrigue to the Volcker controversy<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=104 target=_blank> Updates</a>
The former external affairs minister on the mystery letter that he says he didn't see as it "was never put up to" him.
The hush-hush handling of a mail from Iraq adds intrigue to the Volcker controversy<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=104 target=_blank> Updates</a>
From actor to Member of Parliament to restaurateur—the metamorphosis goes on
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He's ensured sufficient water, organic manure and even a social transformation of the village
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Two hours of cleavage shots and swimsuit models might draw the crowds but the meagre plot and pathetic acting doom the film.
It's slit down the middle. India's fash frat, that is — and designers have to choose which side they're on.
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Three officers stand condemned. One flings the charges right back at the navy brass.
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He breezes in and out of borders, has lots of money and big plans for India.
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