| Eid 2020: From Chennai Express to Bajrangi Bhaijaan — here are Bollywood's highest-grossing Eid blockbusters
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 Today, everyone is celebrating the auspicious festival of Eid across the world. Apart from the public, this festival also brings out a huge smile on the faces of filmmakers as their movies work wonders at the box office. However, due to the ongoing lockdown resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, we'll be having no Eid release this year. So, to make up for it, let's look back at the biggest Eid blockbusters Bollywood has delivered down the years... Bajrangi Bhaijaan: Rs 320.24 crore nett Well, we say Eid belongs to Salman Khan and the box office numbers of Bajrangi Bhaijaan are enough to ...
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| Venice Film Festival to go ahead with 2020 edition
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| The Venice Film Festival is on its course to hold the 2020 edition this September, the region's governor has confirmed. Luca Zaia, governor of Veneto, said on Sunday that the festival, which was due to take place September 2-12, will be held as planned, reported Variety. The official's confirmation comes days after the Venice Biennale, which oversees the world's longest-running film festival among a number of other arts events, moved its Biennale of Architecture to 2021, but maintained the film festival's dates. Previously, the architecture and film festivals were meant to overlap. Zaia said that the Biennale of Architecture was postponed due to complications in constructing the necessary pavilions. The prestigious film showcase will proceed, although he warned that fewer films are likely to be featured this year. The festival has not yet commented on plans for September. Venice did the due diligence early May asking for concerns and suggestions regarding the upcoming movie gala. The .
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| Vir Das sneezed on by neighbour for allegedly not following social distancing
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| Actor-comedian Vir Das has shared a video where a man, whom he identified as his neighbour, is seen threatening him and sneezing on him for reportedly not following social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic. The 40-year-old comic later rubbished the allegations of not abiding by the rules and regulations in a statement. In a three minute-long video posted on Twitter on Sunday by Das, the man is seen charging at the comedian, asking him to wear a mask, step inside his house and even forcefully sneezing on him. The man in the video also comes close to the actor to hit him, saying "Don't laugh I'll give you one blo**y slap" and that he wishes his dead parents would "haunt" Das. Explaining his side, the actor said he was helping his friend, who lives three houses away from him, by providing him dinner during the lockdown when the incident happened. He said the duo waited for the dinner to get cooked 15 feet away from each other, with Das being on his doorstep and his friend being ...
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| The Yeah Yeah Yeahs! Live From Karen O's Closet!
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| Concerts have been canceled, festivals are a no-go, and chances are these face masks would muffle even the sickest of lead singer wails anyway. So it makes sense why bands would take their talent to the hottest concert hall available to them during quarantine: More "
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| Film bodies seek help from Finance Minister
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 "It is sad the industry has been overlooked by the government. We have sent numerous correspondences to the PM and I&B ministry for providing aid to hundreds of workers and technicians associated with the industry, who though are categorised as daily wage earners, have not received any help from the government," film body wrote to FM.
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| All The Titles Leaving Aussie Netflix In June
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 June is fast approaching and with it comes another exodus of TV shows and movies from Netflix. Having said that, you'll be happy to know Mad Men's removal from the streaming platform — originally scheduled for the end of April — has been delayed to June 11. If you want to finish all seven seasons and 92 episodes before then, you'll need to start binge-watching straight away.
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