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    In Raj Khosla biography, a portrait of a director as a ‘gloriously flawed human being’

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    ‘April May 99’ review: An irresistibly charming summer vacation

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    ‘I want all people to be nothing else but Indians’: Shashi Tharoor on BR Ambedkar’s vision

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    The hollow hype over India as the ‘AI use case capital of the world’

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    A border ran through it: The life and lonely death of an 80-year-old Kashmiri man

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    Startup stories: How two young men tried to make drinking tea cool with an investment of Rs 3 lakh

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    From the memoir: Radiologist Sneh Bhargava writes about being the only woman director of AIIMS

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    What we know so far about the new Covid variant NB.1.8.1.

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    NGOs that receive foreign funding cannot publish news content, says home ministry

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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan at Cannes: 20th year at the film festival and a historic throwback from 2005

She was the first actress from India to be a jury member at Cannes, in 2003.

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May 20, 2022 · 11:36 am
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan shimmers in a Venus inspired gown in her second appearance on the @Festival_Cannes red carpet. #Cannes2022 #CannesFilmFestival2022 pic.twitter.com/DuNajoOAV9

— Brut India (@BrutIndia) May 19, 2022

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, a Cannes favourite for two decades now, graced the red carpet in this voluminous black gown with floral accents. pic.twitter.com/xoSle5tYes

— Brut India (@BrutIndia) May 18, 2022

“My name is Aaradhya” - #EvaLongoria introduces #AishwaryaRaiBachchan and #AbhishekBachchan’s daughter to her son, Santiago! 💗 pic.twitter.com/SSvOquOek4

— Filmfare (@filmfare) May 19, 2022

Aishwarya Rai is the first Indian actor to open Cannes film festival (2005). #AishwaryaRaiBachchan #ponniyinselvan pic.twitter.com/kBBTsrljFd

— Aishwarya as Nandini(PonniyinSelvan)'ll b Historic (@badass_aishfan) May 10, 2022
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