The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, October 02, 2003

For better, far worse
Narayanasami and his wife were filled with pride when their just-married daughter in the US called up one morning to say that she had landed a job despite the downturn there. How lucky! That was what they thought ... More

CINEMA

`Revolutions' to be released simultaneously worldwide
THE final episode of the `Matrix' trilogy, titled `Revolutions,' will have a simultaneous worldwide release on November 5 in the 35 mm format and on IMAX, according to a news release. So the film will release in Los Angeles at 6 a.m., in New York ... More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Enchanting journey
The sunlight, diluted by rain clouds, did not touch the roads being held back by the crowns of the rain trees. Somehow we knew the trip would be good. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Different fare from Zee
ZEE TV has launched two mega shows and has bought rights to a whole range of blockbuster films such as Chalte-Chalte, Darna Mana Hai, among others. According to Apurva Purohit, President, Zee TV, said: "Zee TV has been consistently drawing ... More

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