‘Being Cyrus- Bollywood stars speaking English in a darkly twisted tale about a Parsi family and the ‘stranger’ they let in it changes their lives forever . Even as the film is getting raves from critics and industry alike- the all star-cast, Saif, Dimple, Boman and wunderkind Homi talk about what went into the tale… Continue reading ‘Being Cyrus- Bollywood stars speaking English
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Bawas and Bollywood
Bawas and Bollywood A quick quiz question: Which dialogue is probably Bollywood’s most memorable line after Shashi Kapoor’s ‘Mere paas maa hai’ from Deewar and Amjad Khan’s ‘Kitne aadmi thhe’ from Sholay? The answer is ‘Tumhara khoon khoon aur hamara khoon paani’ from Yahudi. And the man who delivered that line was Sorab Modi, who… Continue reading Bawas and Bollywood
Boman Irani talks about playing his…
Boman Irani talks about playing his first Parsi character onscreen and dating Sushmita Sen! Faheem Ruhani ednesday, March 22, 2006 18:35 IST What was it it like finally playing a Parsi in ‘Being Cyrus’? It’s a mixed feeling. I am glad to play a challenging character, but I am wary of being stereotyped. I played… Continue reading Boman Irani talks about playing his…
Being Cyrus – A Psychological Thriller Set in…
Being Cyrus, a psychological thriller by debutant film maker Homi Adajania will open in theatres this Friday. The cast of the film may not be star laden but it sure has some fine actors – Naseeruddin Shah, Dimple Kapadia, Saif Ali Khan and Boman Irani Set in the Parsi milieu the film is in English… Continue reading Being Cyrus – A Psychological Thriller Set in…
Saal Mubarak Dikra
The indomitable zest of the Parsi community in the city came out in full force at the Navroze celebration at the Dadar Parsi Gymkana grounds yesterday, as the entire Fasli community of south Mumbai came together. Actress Perizaad Zorabian, Rustom Irani Foundation trustee Boman Irani – not the actor — and sculptor Arzaan Khambatta joined… Continue reading Saal Mubarak Dikra
Parsis pray, party & say Navroz
CITY’S PARSI community celebrated Janshedi Navroz at Parsi Anjuman Mirbai Marg on Tuesday. Jamshedi Navroz is a Spring festival which falls on March 21 stated to be the start of springs and also the vernal equinox of the sun. Hence the name was kept as Navroz, which literally means the New Day. This is the… Continue reading Parsis pray, party & say Navroz
Navroze: Noruz: Nowroj: What’s in a name ??
On the occassion of Jamshedi Navroze, the Persian New Year, I received a very interesting email from a friend, Tamina Davar. She writes about Navroze and what it means. And raises some very interesting points. This email is published here with her permission. You can leave comments below and she will answer them for sure.… Continue reading Navroze: Noruz: Nowroj: What’s in a name ??
Small yet big
The Parsi community in the city will soon usher in its New Year by celebrating Jamshedi Navroz. JAMSHEDI Navroz is knocking at the doors of Parsis in the city, and with it, the community will welcome its New Year with its typical affability and zest for life. Navroz is a time for Parsis to take… Continue reading Small yet big
Jamshedi Navroze….a festival to welcome Spring
Jamshedi Navroze is one of the three main festive days in the Parsi Calendar. The others being Parsi New year in August and Khordad Saal, the birthday of Zarathustra. Navroze falls on March 21st, which is also Spring Equinox. It is celebrated the world over in various manifestations. It heralds the coming of Spring. In… Continue reading Jamshedi Navroze….a festival to welcome Spring
