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The Making of Kabali: Just Rajini
The mythology of India’s most saleable cultural icon is built on popular catharsis and emotional kitsch
Shah Rukh Khan: ‘I Give You the Right Not to Judge People’
Shah Rukh Khan dissects fame and success and confesses that many chapters of his life remain closed to all
Mrs Sen and I
Suchitra Sen signified the acme of modernity to the Bengali middle-class of the 1950s and 1960s playing characters who speak English with apparent ease, wear chic clothes, and have careers which they usually choose to put on hold. She was not an actress; her greatest performance was in playing herself: Suchitra Sen, the luminous superstar. And with her reclusiveness, she cannily created a legend of herself
The Accidental Superstar
Dilip Kumar turned 90 on 11 December. The legend and lore of perhaps the greatest Indian actor ever
The Loneliest Superstar Ever
From the dizzying heights of stardom to the depths of despair, the Rajesh Khanna story is unsurpassable
The Last Indian Superstar
The secret of Rajini’s mass appeal is that he’s a true celluloid hero, not a multiplex megabrand like Shah Rukh or the latter-day Amitabh.
The Revenge of Rajnikanth
Those who try to understand his extraordinary fame are wasting their time.
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