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Dale Bhagwagar

Dale Bhagwagar (डेल भगवागर) is a leading Bollywood publicist in the Indian entertainment industry. With 11 years of experience in journalism, followed by 27 years of expertise in entertainment PR, he leads the Bollywood PR agencies Dale Bhagwagar Media Group and Hybrid Media in Mumbai. Their activities bear his personal touch and stamp. He runs this site and sometimes writes for it.

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Mini review: Qala

Technically brilliant thought-provoking film about parent pressure. Exceptional background score, cinematography, lighting, locales, art design. Interesting story. Music is good, but could have been much better, considering the film…
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One-line review: Kantara (Hindi version)

Over-hyped melodrama shot with finesse in some parts. Verdict: 2-and-a-half stars (not 'waaao'). Disclaimer: The above review is for information / entertainment purpose only. We are not connected to the movie or engaged by its makers.…
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One-line review: Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile

An enjoyable fun roller-coaster ride which falls somewhat short of cinematic brilliance. Nevertheless, an entertainer. Special word: Javier Bardem gives an excellent performance. Rating: ★★★ Disclaimer: The above review is for…
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One-line review: Drishyam 2

Intelligent men drive Kia ;-) Verdict: 4 stars Disclaimer: The above one-line review is purely for information / entertainment purpose only. We are not connected to the movie or engaged by its makers.
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One-line review: Black Adam

Black Adam is kitsch. Verdict: Two-and-a-half stars Disclaimer: The above one-line review is purely for information / entertainment purpose only. We are not connected to the movie or engaged by its makers.
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One-Line Review: Laal Singh Chaddha

Just finished watching Laal Singh Chaddha and realized that most movie critics have lost it. So what if the film is long? It's still a masterpiece. Verdict: 4 stars (Once star less for length) Disclaimer: I am not the publicist of this…
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The big question: Is print media dead?

Contrary to what some believe, print media is not dead in India! Not yet, at least. Vernacular newspapers and magazines (language media) still rule the roost, and do very well in the interiors of the country! News on the go But as far…

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