The Indian Express -- Leisure

Monday, August 25 1997

TODAY'S CROSSWORD TODAY'S ZODIAC

The cutting edge The film: Train To Pakistan. The setting: Mano Majra village in Punjab. The year: 1942. Jagga is making out with Noora in the fields. She pushes him away and he says something to the effect that "if the fruit is ripe, birds will peck at it."
A couple of stars "Ready? Camera. Love", that's how it has been for many television stars, instead of "Ready? Camera. Action". Most TV couples were in love (with each other of course) before they announced their arrival on the small screen and now quite a few of them are making their presence felt in Tellywood.	Just like a prayer There's this guruji with clear, enlightened eyes, a tikka on his forehead, a beard on his chin and a manly chest. He's got two microphones projecting into his mouth and in the background you can hear the slight strains of soothing music. Welcome to NEPC's televangelism.
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The cutting edge