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New Delhi, Jan 5 (IANS) What happens when an NRI family is forced to come back to India — that’s the plot of Sab TV’s forthcoming show “I Love My India”.
The story revolves around the Sethi family, which decides to return to India after residing in London for years.
“So many things that make us Indian and so many things that are unique to India… this show aims to bring out the unique traits of Indians and depth of Indian culture in a light-hearted, entertaining way,” Anooj Kapoor, executive vice president and business head, Sab TV, said in a press statement.
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‘Khoya khoya chand’ - Some of Dev Anand’s hit songs |
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Sunday, 04 December 2011 |
New Delhi, Dec 4 (IANS/MASTRADIO) From Sadhana to Waheeda Rahman, Usha Kiran to Nalini Jaywant, Dev Anand romanced most of the beauties of the black and white era. The songs picturised on him and his leading ladies boosted his romantic image and made him the heartthrob of millions.
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Punjab village mourns its son who never returned |
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Sunday, 04 December 2011 |
Pathankot (Punjab), Dec 4 (IANS) The nondescript village of Gharota in Punjab’s newest district of Pathankot has never forgotten its most famous resident - legendary film actor Dev Anand.
It is another matter that Dev Anand himself could never find time from his film career, spanning over 55 years, to visit the village or the nearby district headquarter town of Gurdaspur, nearly 300 km from Chandigarh.
Born on Sep 26, 1923 as Dharam Dev Pishorimal Anand in Gurdaspur district of then undivided Punjab, he graduated in English literature from the Government College, Lahore (now in Pakistan) before moving to the city of dreams - Bombay, as Mumbai was then called.
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Mumbai, Dec 4 (IANS) Bollywood’s Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar remembers Dev Anand as a man who was very fond of classical music, had a zest for life and never looked back or regretted anything. “He was a very lively person. He was an amazing person. He continued working despite his age and the changing conditions in the film industry. Sometimes he used call me and used to share his work. He never looked back. He had no regrets. He used to say, ‘I never give up. I work because it keeps a person going.’ This spirit in his personality was amazing,” Lata, told new channel Times Now, adding that he remained constantly in touch with her. |
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Fans mourn Dev Anand’s demise |
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Sunday, 04 December 2011 |
Mumbai, Dec 4 (IANS) Fans of Dev Anand woke up to a rude Sunday morning shock as the news of the legendary actor’s passing away in London unfolded here. His long-time driver has been unable to stop his tears.
The legend died of heart attack Saturday in London. He was 88.
A close aide of the deceased actor, Chandra Shekhar, (himself 89), said he was ’shaken’ when he heard the news from a friend, the first thing this morning.
“I only wish that this time the news should be wrong… Dev saab had given his soul to the industry and now his life… I personally feel that he could not accept the fate of his latest movie,” Shekhar told IANS.
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