Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Saturday, March 18, 2006
Online edition of India's National Newspaper Saturday, March 18, 2006 |
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Metro Plus Coimbatore Published on Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays |
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A lesson in perseverance
Too much is too bad New age gluttony is driven by ads, genes and chemistry
Changing landscapes Preserve old structures. When that becomes impossible, at least document them
On a shopping spree Coimbatoreans can go on a buying trip this weekend at the consumer fair
Too much on films?Have game shows on TV become too film-based? Take a look at some of the questions asked on popular game shows in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam? They are all film-based — Where was the song "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai" picturised? What was the ... 
Well-timedTill a few years ago, Oscar winning movies were never released in India, as they were not commercially viable. But the multiplex boom in the country has seen these movies minting money. In Chennai city, at Sathyam Cinemas, three Oscar winning or ... 
Re-release paysWhen the film was first released on February 10, "Chithirem Pesuthadi", directed by newcomer Mysskin, bombed, though it got rave reviews. Seeing its potential for a re-release, producer `Oscar' Ravichandran went ahead and got better theatres, ... 
SuperheroRakesh Roshan, Rajesh Roshan and Hrithik Roshan are back with "Krrish", a sequel to their hit "Koi...Mil Gaya" this summer with Priyanka Chopra in the female lead. Preity Zinta will appear in a cameo and Rekha plays Hrithik's grandmother in the ... 
Love and actionNitin and Genelia are back after the success of "Sye" with another action-based romantic entertainer "Ram". The film is produced by Nitin's dad Sudhakar Reddy and directed by N. Shankar, which is tailor-made for the young hero. Hrishita Bhatt ...
`I grew up listening to music in a teashop'He doesn't take his legendary status seriously. He doesn't need to. Because the rest of the world does. Talk about his incredible voice and global recognition and he constantly points to the power above. "Usne karvaya, maine kiya." (He made me ... Transcending borders Rahat Fateh Ali Khan brings soulful music to Bollywood
Wild encounters If you are lucky, you can spot tigers, panthers and elephants, says Subha J Rao
The selling point A chance for management students to put into practice theoretical knowledge
The city of joy A newcomer to the city, K. Parameswaran, is overwhelmed by the warmth of the people
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