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  Romantic Bollywood Movie Guide When we asked six female Bollywood movie experts for their choice of the most romantic Bollywood movies ever, we were quite surprised by the results. Classics like Awara, Andaz, Pakeezah and Mugal-e-Azam appeared to be among our experts' favourites. Featuring stars of yester year like Raj Kapoor, Dilip Kumar, Nargis and Meena Kumari; it is hardly surprising that the early days of Bollywood are seen as the Golden Era of the great romantic movie. read more read more  
     
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Selfridges recreated the home of real-life Bollywood film star, Dimple Kapadia in store during their 23 1/2 days of Bollywood' promotion in May 2002. The 333 square foot space was complete with a living room, bedroom, study, dining room and powder room and was of a style only seen on film. The opulent recreation was the work of designers Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. read more read more

 
     
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  Honey Kalaria's 'Bollywood Workout' exercise videoBritain is currently being bedazzled by all things Bollywood. With Europeans having acquired a seemingly insatiable appetite for Indian culture in all its forms (and not just the cuisine!), it seems that the UK cannot get enough of the vibrant colours, passion, glamour and energy of India. To follow this trend, Momentum Pictures has released Honey Kalaria's 'Bollywood Workout', an exercise video and DVD based on the music and dance of the Indian film and dance music industry. read more read more  
     
  THE MUSIC OF BOLLYWOOD - OUT NOW  
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  THE ROUGH GUIDE TO BOLLYWOOD  
  The Rough Guide to BollywoodWhat a trip down memory lane! DJ Ritu of 'Kuch Kuch' Club fame has teamed up with Asian broadcaster Bhagwant Sagoo to sift through some of the best Bollywood songs of the last thirty years in a CD entitled 'The Rough Guide to Bollywood' read more read more  
     
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  Sholay, directed by Ramesh Sippy, tops poll on Indian Cinema'Sholay', Ramesh Sippy’s 1975 ‘curry western’, has topped the British Film Institute’s poll on Indian cinema. With a dialogue that achieved cult-status, the film tells the story of two runaway thieves defending a village against bandits. read more read more  

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