Balraj Sahni

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The book was launched by the legendary Amitabh Bachchan in honour of the iconic contribution of Balraj Sahni

A screening of famous yesteryear's movie Do Bigha Zameen starring Balraj Sahni was held in the Allahabad Museum.

Balraj Sahni, a notable Indian actor, excelled in films like 'Do Bigha Zameen' and 'Kabuliwala'. Before acting, he studied literature and worked closely with Mahatma Gandhi. He joined the communist movement and was imprisoned for his beliefs. Despite personal tragedies, his passion for acting never waned until his death in 1973.

People are showing keen interest in the literature about Ghadar party, which will mark 100 years of its formation in a few weeks, and its members.

Amitabh Bachchan reflects on Balraj Sahni's monumental impact on Indian cinema, hailing him as an 'architect of civilization.' Bachchan emphasizes Sahni's pioneering role in natural acting, noting his performances felt authentic rather than acted.

The legendary Hindi Film actor, Balraj Sahni has done one punjabi language film

Bimal Roy re-shot the ending of Do Bigha Zameen on wife’s insistence

Achala Sachdev, one of the loveliest yesteryear stars, is battling paralysis in a lonely hospital room

Weeks of campaigning and anticipation reached a crescendo on Sunday as members of the Sutlej Club pronounced their verdict.

The three-day film festival, named 'Pratirodh ka Cinema' (the cinema of resistance), kicked off on Sunday at Kalidas Rangalaya with the screening of a documentary, 'Jai Bheem Comrade', made by noted filmmaker Anand Patwardhan.

The art lovers of Bhilai recently rejoiced a three-day film festival-cum-photography and art exhibition titled Mool Niwasi Kala Sahitya And Film Festival 2013

Shabana Azmi showers praise on her favourite actor Balraj Sahni. According to her, his performance in Garm Hava is one of the finest in Indian cinema.

On the eve of Republic Day, Bollywood actor and son of the late Balraj Sahni, Parikshet Sahni, recalls an encounter 50 years ago, with Jawaharlal...

Chetan Anand directed film Haqeeqat would soon be seen in a coloured version.

Bhupen Hazarika made a mark in the state legislative assembly from 1967 to 1972 as an Independent and shared the house with another cultural icon Bishnu Prasad Rava.

For veteran actor Kiran Kumar, son of the legendary on screen villain Jeevan, Chandigarh has a warm, hearty connection

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Congress in Rajya Sabha, highlighting instances such as Majrooh Sultanpuri and Balraj Sahni being jailed during Nehru's tenure, and bans on Hridaynath Mangeshkar and Kishore Kumar under Indira Gandhi. PM Modi accused Congress of suppressing freedom of speech and acting dictatorially.

The house of one of silver screen’s finest actors, Balraj Sahni, who wrote his memoirs there, is under occupation of land sharks in Preet Nagar, once the hub of renowned Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu writers just 30 km from Amritsar.

When Sanjay Dutt was all set to play the eponymous Kabuliwala in a film to be directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra however missed the chance as the film never went on floors.

Going back is a distant dream for the 30,000 plus Afghan community.

Have you ever wondered who created the universe, God or was it due to some natural phenomenon? If yes, then the film 'Curiosity: Did God Create the Universe?', to be screened at Patna film festival, would provide you the answer.

There was dirt, dust, tears and numerous jerks. By the time, researcher Subhash Chheda and director M S Sathyu, finished watching around 2 lakh frames of 'Garam Hawa', the acclaimed post-partition saga from the 1970s, it was as good as new and intact.

Here's why Balraj Sahnis is iconic.

In 1952, at the first International Film Festival in Mumbai, Bimal Roy saw Vittorio De Sica’s 1948 Italian film Bicycle Thieves and in the train while returning home, he decided that his first production would be as stark and austere and shot on location.