1983 TV show Ramayan returning to TV again. Ramanand Sagar’s ‘Ramayan’ that broke records last year during nationwide lockdown is coming back to the silver screen. As Maharashtra enters another partial lockdown, the mythological saga starring Dipika Chikhlia and Arun Govil will be aired every day on Sat Bharat at 7 pm. The news was
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Things started looking brighter for the Telegu film industry in January when films like Uppena, Krack, Jathi Ratnalu released and drew people to halls even when the pandemic was very much present but restrictions were lifted. After churning some box office numbers with Krack and Vakeel Saab, the Telugu film industry is back on backfoot
Tiwari further said that the industry is also ready to accept and adopt more stringent steps such as creating bio-bubble among others but shoots should be allowed to continue. (Representative image) In another major shock to the film and television soap industry, the recent announcement of a new set of restrictions by the Maharashtra government
Yashraj Mukhate in conversation with A R Rahman on ’99 Songs’ (Instagram Image) Viral sensation Yashraj Mukhate made almost every netizen groove to his musical rendition of a daily soap dialogue, “Rasode mai kaun hai’ from Saath Nibhana Saathiyaan. And now he finally got met his inspiration, the ‘Oscar-winning composer, A R Rahman and discussed
Radio stations found a way to interact with their audience through programmes that answered queries received through post or on telephone. By Farooq Wani To talk about the radio may sound old-fashioned today but it was the primary source of timely information and entertainment in the first half of the twentieth century. In fact, radio