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Everyone’s Janaki: The singer’s enduring legacy of love and mentorship

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By Subha Rao Verified, B. Kolappan Verified, Ramya Kannan
| The Hindu Verified
Shedding stardom and its trappings does not come easily. Many struggle to hold on to it. But not legendary singer S. Janaki, who passed away recently in Mysuru. She recorded over 48,000 songs across 18 languages, yet remained the person she was — warm, gentle and unbelievably simple. A fortnight before her demise, she was in Mangaluru, visiting her niece. She also met fans, friends and children who were invited to her home to sing.
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The audience took ownership of the film: Imtiaz Ali on Main Vaapas Aaunga’s success

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By Subha Rao Verified
| The News Minute Verified
Three weeks into its theatrical release, Imtiaz Ali’s Partition saga Main Vaapas Aaunga is still moving audiences across the country, and making cash registers ring. The film, starring the inimitable Naseeruddin Shah, a restrained Diljit Dosanj, and a fierce Dolly Ahluwalia, among others, speaks of the various losses people in the Punjab suffered when Sir Cyril Radcliffe drew borders on a map in a rush, dividing it and Bengal.
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Mouna Geethangal to Chinna Veedu: Bhagyaraj and the many shades of his women

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By Subha Rao Verified
| The News Minute Verified
It is acknowledged by many following south Indian cinema that writer-director K Bhagyaraj, who passed away on June 27, just weeks after his mentor Bharathiraja, was one of the finest writing talents in the country. His pacy screenplay, with near-perfect proportions of humour and drama, are still spoken about. Interestingly, though he primarily worked at a time when male star power ruled, he always found a place for women in his scripts, and wrote them with nuance.
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