Chandrachur Singh News
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'Maruti Mera Dosst': For the kid in you!
msn.com –
2009-06-08
Two years after his last release 'Sarhad Paar', Chandrachur Singh is seen once again on the silver screen. In this 'part live, part animation' film, he reprises the role of a Mr. ... Full Article
Sohail Khan, Sanjay Suri, Chandrachur Singh this Friday - Take your pick!
realbollywood.com –
2009-06-04
June 4th, 2009 There is a surprise in store for all Bollywood fans and followers; though not really a pleasant one. Even as producers and multiplexes continue to play the game of 'luka chuppi' not just amongst themselves but also... ... Full Article
Abhimanyu Singh's Contiloe Films has produced several successful television shows and the enterprising producer has now forayed into feature films. Abhimanyu, the youngest brother of actor Chandrachur Singh, has completed his first feature film MARUTI MERA DOSST and is in... ... Full Article
Chandrachur Singh returns after years
glamsham.com –
2009-04-29
CHANDRACHUR SINGH Seven years after shooting for his last film BHARAT BHAGYA VIDHATA and two years after his last release SARHAD PAAR (2007), Chandrachur Singh is making a comeback to the silver screen. ... Full Article
Chandrachur Singh is back from the dead
dnaindia.com –
2009-04-26
He made quite an impact in Gulzar's Maachis and the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer Josh . Then suddenly, post 2001 he was nowhere to be seen. ... Full Article
Circuit ko Happy Birthday
starboxoffice.com –
2009-04-18
ARSHAD started his career as a dance guru, as he had his own dance troupe. He was also into theatre and that led him to land his first Bollywood role in the form of ABCL's Tere Mere Sapne which started... ... Full Article
Chandrachur Singh is back
galatta.com –
2008-01-25
Over a decade ago, in 1996, a tall droopy-eyed actor made quite an impressive debut with Gulzar's Maachis. He followed it up with some decent flicks like Tere Mere Sapne and Daag - The Fire . ... Full Article
An action drama about a soldier who is traumatised while being held as a prisoner of war.
bbc.co.uk –
2006-12-15
The film sees the home coming of Ranjit Singh, an army soldier, declared missing in action whilst crossing the border by mistake. Tortured as a prisoner, Ranjit looses his memory. ... Full Article
A clutch of talented artistes are reviving parallel cinema while being at ease with commercial films. After a long lull, independent cinema is undergoing a veritable talent transfusion. ... Full Article
The story is full of entertaining stuff and adventure and all that. It is not a kiddie film : 'Maruti Mera Dosst' is no kiddie film. ... Full Article
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