The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, October 12, 2002

Homing in on luxurious living
Stylish living gets a whole new meaning with condominiums that complement the lifestyles of the bold, the beautiful and the plain well-heeled. More

Act of the lords
Artistes dressed as Lord Rama and Sita deck up for a Ram Leela performance in Mumbai.

CINEMA

Star power
The stars of the Bollywood movie Dil Vil Pyar Vyar pose during their campaign tour to Hyderabad on Friday. Metalight Productions Pvt Ltd is ready with its maiden venture for release on October 18. The company claims that this will be the ... More

SPORTS

Women viewers to the MAX — Cricket telecast sees over two-fold rise
FORTY-four days, 14 teams, 54 matches, 3 countries, 16 venues. The ICC Cricket World Cup 2003, slated to begin on February 8 in South Africa, throws up all kinds of numbers. But Mr Rajat Jain, Executive Vice-President and Business Head, MAX, is ... More

PEOPLE

Amitabh turns 60
Amitabh Bachchan, who turned 60 on Friday, with wife Jaya and son Abhishek at the launch of the book To be or not to be in Mumbai. The book, written by film critic Khalid Mohamed, chronicles Amitabh's film ... More

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