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[Jcgi.pathfinder.com] TIME.com: Hooray for Bollywood -- Jun. 26, 2006 -- Page 1: Today Bollywood is on as many screens in midtown Manhattan as in an Indian neighborhood in Queens. The literary world has learned to pronounce Vikram and Amitav and Jhumpa, and an Amrita Sher-Gil can fetch as much as a Warhol at auction.

[Niralimagazine.com] Nirali Magazine: The Blog: If you don’t already know that Mira Nair’s much-awaited film The Namesake is premiering at the festival’s first night, where have you been? Seriously, opening night is going to be quite the event—there will be the requisite red carpet, of course, followed by speeches from a line-up of South Asian gliteratti: Aroon Shivdasani (IAAC executive director), Salman Rushdie and Mira Nair herself.

[Filmiholic.com] Filmiholic: Now, I’m better with a pen or a keyboard than on the floorboards, but I couldn’t help but wonder, why does a guy trying to break into Bollywood movies go to a modern dancer for lessons?  Wouldn’t he better served going to someone who teaches the balle balle here-I-am-at-the-engagement-party kind of dance instead?

 [Theoriginalconcept.blogspot.com] The Original Concept: Mira Nair's The Namesake World Premiere @ TIFF: As we entered into the Elgin Theatre, a grand architectural masterpiece with 2 levels for people to sit at, my family and I were greeted by the host of the ceremonies, who introduced Director Mira Nair and the main star of the film Tabu, playing Ashima, the mothers role. Also brought in for red carpet treatment was Mr.

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