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Lack of maturity blurs artist’s impressions
Chandigarh, May 2
The metamorphosis of a sportsperson to an artist is not complete for Mahesh
Dalal, whose first solo exhibition in the city came as a disappointment for the art lovers here. The works that include about 25 paintings in oil based on the beauty of village life, have failed to strike a balance between reality and the artist’s imagination.
A painting by Mahesh Dalal on display at IndusInd Arts Gallery, Sector 8, Chandigarh, on Thursday.
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A tale of trials and tribulations
Chandigarh, May 2
Trials, tribulations and trauma....any story revolving around the character of a woman is invariably anchored to these three basic dimensions of life. And even though as a viewer one might feel a pressing urge to raise a finger and plug the hole filled with sadness, one retracts on being faced with the reality.
NEW RELEASE
Old wine in new bottle
WHEN it is chi chi (Govinda), it’s gotta be a fun film. After ‘Kyonki Mein Jhooth Nahin Bolta’, Govinda returns with producer director Kirti Kumar’s ‘Pyar Deewana Hota Hai’. The film opens today at
Batra, Chandigarh. Govinda must be hoping that this film will take him
back to his days of glory. With Rani Mukherjee in company, he has
every reason to be optimistic.
Shooting for serial begins
Chandigarh, May 2
The shooting of Punjabi television serial, Aulaad, began here today. The muhurat shot of the serial was given by Minister of Cultural Affairs, Punjab, Mr Ashwani
Sekhri, at a house located in Sector 5.
True to Hippocratic oath
Chandigarh, May 2
Setting an example for other private clinics to follow a city-based heart institute has treated a heart patient totally free of cost as the patient was too poor to afford the treatment.
Technologists meet
PGI Director
Chandigarh, May 2
The PGI Medical Technologists Association, representing more than 400 medical technologists of the institute, held a meeting with the PGI Director, Prof
S.K. Sharma and submitted before him a charter of demands.
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