COVER STORY
Whether it is love, romance, flirtation, mischief, beginning a new affair or dramatically ending an old one, Manre is the place to do it.
Outlook Magazine - 28 July 2008
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Media frequently dwells on the morality of politics. Should it not consider also the politics of morality?
A blooming middle class belches forth more 'phoren' vacationers. And many of them have toe-curlingly awful manners.
The <i>Parineeta</i> girl on <i>Kismet Konnection</i>, her forthcoming film with Shahid Kapoor
Trained nurses cushion the pains of motherhood for affluent Mumbaikars
It's not historical accuracy that's crucial to the film. What works is the conceit as to how arts, aesthetics and warmth of relationships can humanise the most ruthless.
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Media frequently dwells on the morality of politics. Should it not consider also the politics of morality?
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A licensed host has to ensure his invitees leave the UK in time
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A blooming middle class belches forth more 'phoren' vacationers. And many of them have toe-curlingly awful manners.
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The <i>Parineeta</i> girl on <i>Kismet Konnection</i>, her forthcoming film with Shahid Kapoor
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Trained nurses cushion the pains of motherhood for affluent Mumbaikars
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Despite its promising premise, some melodrama and a superwoman later it loses steam.
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It's not historical accuracy that's crucial to the film. What works is the conceit as to how arts, aesthetics and warmth of relationships can humanise the most ruthless.
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As Maldives gasps for democracy, its opposition turns to India for help
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PMO tells Renuka Chowdhury to abandon idea of packaged meals
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