Delhi Informer

What if you could get to know all about the adult film industry straight from the horse's mouth? Well, that's what just happened when a real-life porn star was quizzed by the fans.   Tori Black, who has starred in several adult films, took her time out on social network Reddit to answer the burning […]

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With Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s biopic gearing up for its grand release this month, several players and fans have offered their immense support to the star. But amongst the many applauds he received over the months, it was Gautam Gambhir’s sly remark that gathered maximum attention.   "I don't believe in biopics on cricketers. I think […]

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New Delhi, Sep 19 () Producer-director N Padmakumar’s debut film “A Billion Colour Story” has been selected at the upcoming 60th edition of BFI London Film Festival and the Busan International Film Festival. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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Some students disrupt the show, calling it ‘anti-national’ The Hindu – Delhi

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A pornographic movie, reportedly shot in the backdrop of world-famous Pyramids in Egypt has not only irked people but also left authorities red faced.    According to reports, the video, described as ‘pornographic’, was allegedly shot by Russian tourists visiting the area and some reports claim that it has been doing rounds in the adult […]

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At a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a pitch to start an International Yoga Day to remind people about the Indian origin of yoga, film-maker Benoy K. Behl has made a documentary on… The Hindu – Delhi

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Bollywood is one of the most prominent money making industries in this country. As expected there are production houses that go back to three generations and still going strong. They have been witness to changing trends, big stars coming and going. They have seen it all. Over the years they have churned out some of […]

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Jagran Film Festival to begin on July 5 in New Delhi New Delhi: The fifth edition of Jagran Film Festival will open in the national capital on July 5 and will travel to 14 Indian cities including Mumbai, Kanpur, Lucknow, Agra, Meerut and Varanasi. By : Jagran Post News Desk | Jagran Post Editorial … […]

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https://www.colorblindproduction.net https://www.facebook.com/colorblindproduction https://www.facebook.com/OldDelhiMotorcycles We at “Colorblind” had been l…

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Centenary Film Festival to open in New Delhi Centenary Film Festival, a six-day extravaganza, will celebrate 100 years of Indian cinema in all its glory when it starts here April 25. The screening of a silent film backed by a live orchestra, a play on the life and times of Dadasaheb Phalke … Read more […]

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Delhi High Court serves notice to Google, central government over anti-Islam film NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court issued notices to the central government and Google India on a plea that videos of the controversial anti-Islam film "Innocence of Muslims" be removed from various sites, including YouTube. A division bench of Chief … Read more […]

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DIFF 2012: First Delhi International Film Festival in December Coinciding with … New Delhi, Aug 28, 2012 (Washington Bangla Radio) On the 100th year of the Capital City, Delhi International Film festival 2012 will not only bring Delhi on the map of International Film festivals but add another dimension to the city as that of […]

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Delhi should have its own film industry: Tigmanshu Dhulia Actor-director Tigmanshu Dhulia, who launched Delhi's first International Film Festival (DIFF) here today, said the Capital should get its own film industry. The 45-year-old, who recently impressed many with his acting skills in "Gangs Of Wasseypur I … Read more on Business Standard

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Delhi should have its own film setup: 'Shuttlecock Boys' director New Delhi: Director Hemant Gaba, who shot his internationally acclaimed 'Shuttlecock Boys' here, feels that with increasing numbers of Delhiites entering the film line, it is high time the capital had its own movie-making infrastructure. Made on a … Read more on IBNLive.com

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