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‘I have lost my appetite’: Gulzar’s Murari Lal has a view on India’s Budget 2022
‘The creases don’t quite leave Murari Lal’s forehead.’
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Gulzar on Bimal Roy, the director who ‘lived and breathed films’
An excerpt from a memoir translated from the Bengali by Maharghya Chakraborty.
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Gulzar on the tragedy of Afghanistan: Four poems and a short story
Translated from the original Urdu by Rakhshanda Jalil.
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Trending
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Brij Bhushan Singh sexually harassed wrestlers at every opportunity he got, Delhi Police tell court
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Why India’s ties with Turkey are worse than ever before
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Why India must undo its long silence over the massacre of Muslims after Hyderabad integration in ’48
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Humans of New York founder chides Humans of Bombay for filing copyright case against rival account
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India and its intelligence services should change the way they operate, says Justin Trudeau
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‘Faith is trapped in the teeth of fire’: Two poems by Gulzar on India today
‘Once again necks have lolled, heads have been chopped off / People have been divided, and their gods too.’
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‘We have heard your call’: Gulzar replies to Javed Akhtar’s stirring poem asking writers to speak up
‘You are not alone, we have heeded that challenge’
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‘I suggested we keep the chorus in Malayalam’: Gulzar on the making of ‘Jiya Jale’ from ‘Dil Se’
The renowned lyricist tells Nasreen Munni Kabir about the story behind the song and many others in a new book.
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Watch: Crocodile rescued after straying into open plot of land following heavy rain
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Caught on camera in a zoo: Two gorillas run for cover as it begins raining
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Watch: Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus can sort blocks and get into yoga positions
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Watch: Man’s attempt to film himself doing push-ups fails as his pet dog decides to join him
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Watch: BBC anchors fail to control laughter during report on a man hit in the head by a pigeon
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You love Gulzar the poet and lyricist. Now meet Gulzar the novelist
The celebrated poet has written short stories before but ‘Two’ is his very first novel, on the Partition and its aftermath.
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Eight poems by Gulzar we need to read on Republic Day
‘The wind is bitingly cold, and it is 26th January / Fog is all around…’
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'A morning walk': A poem by Gulzar
'With no noun in sight I unleashed it on the green...'
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The Reel
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Start the week with a film: KG George’s ‘Irakal’ is a singular study of a psycho
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Watch: Marathi series ‘Shantit Kranti’ gets a second season
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‘Kumari Srimathi’ trailer: In Nithya Menen-led Telugu show, a woman stakes claim to her inheritance
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‘The Great Indian Family’ review: Well-meaning but simplistic
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‘Sultan Of Delhi’ trailer: Tahir Raj Bhasin leads series about ambition in 1960s India