The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 26, 2002

Good and bad news from Oscars
The folks at Discreet's Indian office in Mumbai were perhaps a trifle disappointed when, early this morning, India's Lagaan ended up in `No man's land' at the Oscars, for the 14-odd minutes of visual effects in the film were created ... More

No longer in no man's land
LAGAAN may not have won the Oscar but its bid for the award has improved prospects for Bollywood films overseas. The run-up publicity to the Oscar in the US had not only helped the film to rake in the moolah, but had probably ... More

Film festival from March 29
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Aranmula Ponnamma, veteran actress, will formally inaugurate the 7th International Film Festival of Kerala on March 29. Hungarian filmmaker and international jury chairperson, Marta Meszaros, will deliver the keynote ... More

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BOOKS

Recession hits Chennai bookshops hard
WITH recession putting a tighter rein on the spending habits of the young upwardly mobile professionals, bookshops in Chennai are finding growth more difficult to come by for the last few months. New customers are wary of coming in and old ... More

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