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Bonding with the best Vyjayantimala talks about her dance today and yesterday, life as a star, and writing about it all. ANJANA RAJAN In the company of ideas After scooping his way to glory with “Chak De India”, Jaideep Sahani speaks on life as a scriptwriter and more. Anuj Kumar
Saigal rediscovered A new book on K.L. Saigal not only corrects disinformation about the enigmatic singer but adds some new myths as well. SURESH KOHLI 
A big winSandeep Sachdev was recently crowned India’s winner of “Biggest Loser Jeetega” on Sahara One. Having lost 50.7kgs in sixteen weeks he won 50.7 lakhs and a solitaire. Originally weighing 124.9kgs, he said of his victory, “I ... NCIS In ‘Vanished,’ the NCIS team is called in to investigate when a perfectly functioning marine helicopter is found in the middle of a crop circle. Day Break(STAR World, Saturday, 22.00) In ... Movies/hindi The movie revolves round a mafia don (Om Puri), who after his death, leaves behind a will that initiates a war between his son-in-law, Guru Gulab Khatri (Akshay Kumar) and his son, Vikrant (Rahul Dev). The will states that diamonds worth ... Crash The film pivots on the lives of a Brentwood housewife and her DA husband, a Persian store owner, two police detectives who are also lovers, a black television director and his wife, a Mexican locksmith, two car-jackers, a rookie cop and a ...
Taste of real musicTo celebrate Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar’s 135th birth anniversary, the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya and Saraswati Samaj jointly organised a remarkable musical evening. MANJARI SINHA A sound of devotion Chennai-based Gayatri Girish impressed the audience with her technical prowess and array of songs. Rashmi’s impressive solo It is encouraging to note that the North Indian semi-classical vocal genres, like the Thumri, Chaiti, Kajri, Jhula, Dadra, Hori and others, are claiming the richly deserved limelight. One hears of the era when such songs were sung at the end of ... Bridging the times The winds of change have shaken many traditions, but not the centuries-old Jhulan Festival of Kolkata. MEENA BANERJEE
The beat of rhythmThe lecture-demonstration by Prakriti Bhaskar gave an insight into the vital role of rhythm in dance. The week also saw an elegant Kathak recital by Kakoli Misra. LEELA VENKATARAMAN
A bouquet of art The newly launched Religare Arts Initiative (RAI) promises to be a one-stop spot for everything and anything related to art. RANA SIDDIQUI Three colours, seven notes If you thought the national anthem was the tricolour’s only musical link, India’s musical stalwarts could teach you a thing or two.
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