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An unusual tale
When a cat
was thought to be the Governor
K.R.N. Swamy
DURING
the period 1600 A.D to 1947, more than two million Britishers had died
in India. As such, it is natural that as in their fatherland Britain,
where no castle is deemed respectable until there is a ghost to haunt
it, in different parts of India we have instances of British continuing
to haunt till today.
"I
wanted to play a Bollywood actress"
Rakhee Gupta
WITH
her dusky skin and brooding eyes, Ayesha Dharker scarcely strikes out as
your quintessential Bollywood heroine. But she’s the talented actress
who has made it to Hollywood, doing a speaking role as Queen Jamillia in
the latest of the Star Wars series, Attack
of the Clones.
Hollywood hues
Weight and
watch
JOHN
Travolta is battling a serious problem. And that’s weight. The lean
dancing machine of the 1977 Saturday Night Fever had packed in
over 20 kilos in the last few years, looking more like a Sumo wrestler
than a dashing star.
In the spotlight
Will Sur
make music for Gauri Karnik?
Vimla Patil
WHEN
Gauri Karnik talks about her soon-to-be-released film Sur, her
clear brown eyes sparkle and her thick, screwdriver curls bounce around
her head jauntily. Obviously, making the film has been a challenging
opportunity for her.
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