New song by rahat
After the success of Saware, the uncrowned king of melodies, Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan unveils his new romantic single — Banjarey, composed by Anupama Raag. The music video features Neetu Chandra.
Raag’s striking lyrics and Khan’s invigorating voice will leave everyone spellbound. The song will take its listeners to a majestic world where they can experience the magic of love. It will evoke their sense of ecstasy and hook them to the beautiful notes and vocals of legendary Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. The song is released on Times Music YouTube channel.
‘I dedicate this film to Tom Alter’
Director Bhargav Saikia’s short film The Black Cat, which features legendary actor Tom Alter in his final lead role, will be released online on November 14, 2017 on Children’s Day. The film is the last completed film of Tom Alter who passed away recently after a long and courageous battle with skin cancer.
The film, which is an official adaptation of a Ruskin Bond short story is a children’s fantasy film, is produced by lorien Motion Pictures will be released on the official YouTube channel — www.youtube.com/watchIJv=KZGSjg8ObBw
The film will also be screened at 20th International Children’s Film Festival India 2017 which will be held from November 8-14, 2017 in Hyderabad.
Elvis’ divorce document on auction
The divorce settlement papers of Elvis and Priscilla Presley will be up for auction. The document is dated August 15, 1972, reports people.com. The yellowed papers are being described by auctioneers Henry and Andrew Aldridge as “a fabulous piece of show business history”. “Each of the 12 pages contains fascinating details and offers the reader a snapshot into the details and offers the reader a snapshot into the details involved between both parties that only legal documents can give,” Aldridge told Fox News.
The document states that the former couple agreed to divide their property via the document to avoid more legal costs and and “emotional stress”.
‘Nation larger than party’
Writer-lyricist Javed Akhtar said those who call others “anti-national” need to digest the fact that they and their political parties are not bigger than the nation itself, and rued that Muslims are “considered non-Indian”. At the Sahitya Aaj Tak conclave, Akhtar spoke on ‘anti-nationalism’ as he feels nationalism is being ‘misinterpreted a lot’.
He said: “They (individuals) have started considering themselves as the nation. If you oppose them, you become anti-national. These politicians are like the harvesting crop. They change when the crop changes. Nation is larger than any political party. Any politician who thinks that he or she is the nation, then it’s wrong.”