Joy Mukherjee

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Remembering the maestro of words, Agha Jani Kashmiri — death anniversary special

On his 20th death anniversary today (he died on 29 March 1998), we remember the timeless works of the writer, who gave us films like Chori Chori (1956), Love In Simla (1960), Junglee (1961), Mujhe Jeene Do (1963) and Love In Tokyo (1966), among others.

Mar 28 2018 — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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How Joy Mukherjee brought joy through film songs — death anniversary special

On his sixth death anniversary today (9 March), we revisit five songs picturised on the tall, handsome mishti doi (sweet yogurt) of Hindi cinema.

Mar 09 2018 — Anita Paikat

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Joy Mukherjee — The shirtless hero before Salman Khan

One of the stars of the 1960s, Joy Mukherjee was known for his stylish coiffure, lazy gait and physical fitness. On his 5th death anniversary (9 March), it is apt to remember the man who was among the early heroes in Hindi cinema to go shirtless, setting a trend for Salman Khan to follow.

Mar 09 2017 — Shriram Iyengar

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Bond Fever: 9 Famous Agents in Hindi Cinema

The world's most famous spy, James Bond, was first introduced on 5 October 1962 in director Terrence Young's Dr No starring Sean Connery in the role he would forever be associated with. It launched the longest running franchise in film history enduring over 50 years. Spectre (2015) became the 24th film to release in the saga of James Bond. Naturally, Hindi cinema too has tried to replicate the secret agent formula in its own films. Here are nine of the most memorable agents that have tried to step into 007's shoes.

Oct 05 2016 — Sonal Pandya