Jinnah

This movie is really a superb movie.The story is excellent.The movie describe the story of the great man very brilliantly.The acting of Cristopher lee is superb.He really looks like reall Jinnah.Over all the movie was great.... Full review

This movie is really a superb movie.The story is excellent.The movie describe the story of the great man very brilliantly.The acting of Cristopher lee is superb.He really looks like reall Jinnah.Over all the movie was great.... Full review

This movie opens in 1947, in a newly formed state of Pakistan, that had been once a part of the gigantic and a vastly diverse Indian Subcontinent. Mohammad Ali Jinnah was a man of great calibre and an embodiment of unmatched... Full review

Universal Studios has shelved plans to shoot "Indian Summer", a film based on the lives of Jawaharlal Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten. Filmmaker Joe Wright, who was slated to direct the project, was quoted as saying there were creative differences between... ... Full Article

An extract from the book that roiled the Bharatiya Janata Party and led to the expulsion of its author Jaswant Singh from the party Comparing Gandhi and Jinnah is an extremely complex exercise but important for they were, or rather... ... Full Article

Gujarat Government spokesperson Jay Narayan Vyas said, "I think it is an injustice to a national hero like Sardar Patel. Gujarat would not permit this kind of a book to be sold in the state." ... Full Article

Senior BJP leader Jaswant Singh has said Pakistan's founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah was "demonised" by India even though it was Jawaharlal Nehru whose belief in a centralised system had led to the Partition. ... Full Article

In an interview to CNN-IBN channel, the former external affairs minister blamed India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru for the Partition. 'Nehru believed in a highly centralized polity. ... Full Article

Mumbai: His opening lines raise a few eyebrows, "Why blame Iqbal and Jinnah for our partition, when we idolise people like Gandhi and Nehru who were equally a party to the whole deal." ... Full Article