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How School Dropout turned to be the Film Maker of The First Decade of 21st Century

August 28, 2014   Social Buzz     No comments
How School Dropout turned to be the Film Maker of The First Decade of 21st Century

We know Madhur Bhandarkar as famous film maker. But do you know that he is a school dropout?

Madhur Bhandarkar is a renowned film maker of modern cinema. He is capable to blend art and commercial cinema.

Madhur was described as The Film Maker of The First Decade of 21st Century for his unique works. He achieved several awards. He won National Awards three times and the Gangasharan Singh Award. This Presidential Award is a recognition for his work and
contribution to Hindi Cinema. His famous movies Chandni Bar, Page 3 and Traffic Signal achieved him national and international awards. His forthcoming movie is Calendar Girls.

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