Kamal Amrohi charged Rs 10,000 per scene as a writer for 'Mughal-E-Azam', went on to earn Rs 2 lakh for the film, reveals his son, opens up on fall-out with K Asif |

Kamal Amrohi charged Rs 10,000 per scene as a writer for ‘Mughal-E-Azam’, went on to earn Rs 2 lakh for the film, reveals his son, opens up on fall-out with K Asif |

Mughal-E-Azam remains one of the most celebrated films in Indian cinema, renowned for its spectacular scale, lavish sets and memorable dialogues. Directed by K Asif, the period epic was also among the costliest Indian productions of its era, reportedly made on a budget of around Rs 1.5 crore. Adjusted for inflation, that would amount to…

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A 1908 Pacific Heights mansion is being offered for the first time in 30 years: The 8,175-square-foot home has 7 bedrooms, period architecture, courtyards and views of San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz

A 1908 Pacific Heights mansion is being offered for the first time in 30 years: The 8,175-square-foot home has 7 bedrooms, period architecture, courtyards and views of San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz

A historic mansion built for a prominent timber businessman in the years following San Francisco’s devastating 1906 earthquake has returned to the real estate market after nearly three decades. Known as Doe House, the 1908 residence in the city’s prestigious Pacific Heights neighbourhood is listed for $27 million, according to SFGATE and its Sotheby’s International…

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‘Pollution is pretty insane’: Anders Antonsen calls for India Open to move out of Delhi winter | Badminton News

‘Pollution is pretty insane’: Anders Antonsen calls for India Open to move out of Delhi winter | Badminton News

Denmark’s Anders Antonsen (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: World No. 4 Anders Antonsen has urged the BWF to reconsider the timing of the India Open, arguing that the tournament should be held in Delhi during a season when the capital’s air quality is more conducive to high-intensity sport.The Danish shuttler, who defeated Azerbaijan’s Dicky Dwi Pangestu…

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A silver US Army ring missing since 2006 was found in another soldier’s footlocker; after a three-year search, a Fort Worth woman finally returned it to its original owner 20 years later

A silver US Army ring missing since 2006 was found in another soldier’s footlocker; after a three-year search, a Fort Worth woman finally returned it to its original owner 20 years later

A silver US army ring that had been missing for two decades is back with the soldier who once wore it, completing a promise a Fort Worth woman made about three years ago. In 2023, when Mary Thelen found the ring, she told NBC 5 Responds that she would keep looking for its owner. A…

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Meet Kiefer Chow and Amelia Chow: The California siblings who are copying beavers to build dams that restore habitats and reduce wildfire risk |

Meet Kiefer Chow and Amelia Chow: The California siblings who are copying beavers to build dams that restore habitats and reduce wildfire risk |

Growing up along Adobe Creek in Mountain View, Kiefer Chow spent his childhood afternoons doing something most people would call child’s play: stacking sticks and mud into makeshift dams. Years later, that same instinct would grow into something far more consequential. Alongside his sister Amelia, Kiefer founded Eco-Engineering In Action, a youth-led non-profit built on…

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