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Ghazal legend Jagjit Singh dead

By INN

October 11, 2011

MUMBAI

Ghazal legend Jagjit Singh, who mesmerised music lovers for over four-decades with his soul-stirring numbers like Tum itna jo muskura rahe ho and Jhuki jhuki si nazar, died on Monday of brain haemorrhage. The 70-year-old singer, who rediscovered the ghazal genre for common Indian in 70s and 80s, was admitted to the Lilavati hospital...........more

Nation and Film Industry paid homage to Ghazal King Jagjit Singh

IWUSA Bureau

October 10, 2011

Mumbai

Noted Ghazal Singer Jagjit Singh died in Mumbai after battling for life for over two weeks early Monday morning. He was admitted to the Lilavati hospital in Mumbai on September 23 following brain haemorrhage and had undergone dual lifesaving surgeries. But his health condition deteriorated and he succumbed to his illness at around 8...........more

Eros International will releaseTrilok Malik Punjabi film Khushiyaan worldwide.

By Staff reporter

September 28, 2011

MUMBAI

Eros International will release the Punjabi film Khushiyaan worldwide. Khushiyaan will reflect on the experiences of many families across the world. “It’s a slice of life; it’s the poetry of what we learn from our relationships,” said director Tirlok Malik. Malik is a pioneer of films about...........more

Interview with BODYGUARD Star Salman Khan

STAFF REPORTER

August 26, 2011

NEW YORK

Interview with BODYGUARD Star Salman Khan After Wanted (2009) and Dabangg (2010), will Bodyguard be your third consecutive Eid blockbuster? Let the Wednesday the film releases decide that. Everyone wants to make a film that will surpass their last films. I’m no different. And today, we have the technical know-how to up...........more

Disney offers to buy India's UTV Bids $450 million for fast growing entertainment firm

By Staff Reporter

July 27, 2011

NEW YORK

Disney offered to buy India's UTV Software Communications -- an Indian media group involved in Bollywood, television and gaming -- for around $450 million, signaling the American giant's increasing interest in the Indian market. According to Media reports in India, the bid amounts to an 11 percent premium over UTV's...........more

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