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INDIES TOP BOLLYWOOD ACTORS PER DECADE!
1910’s TOP 10 -
Position
Name
Known For
1
Anna Salunke
Satyavadi Raja Harishchandra
2
Bhalachandra D. Phalke
Sati Tulsi Vrinda
3
R. Nataraja Mudaliar
Keechaka Vadham
4
Dorabji Mewawala
Kangal Kedi
5
G.V. Sane
Valmiki
6
D.D. Dabke
Satyavadi Raja Harishchandra
7
P.G. Sane
Raja Harishchandra
8
Ganpat G. Shinde
Narad Sansar
9
Purshottam Vaidya
Shri Krishna Janma
10
Subramanya Naidu
Markandeya
11
Neelkanth
Kaliya Mardan
1920s TOP 340 -
1. .Anna Salunke 2. .Janibabu 3. .Mubarak 4. .Hiralal Dutta 5. .Lobo 6. .D.N. Potdar 7. .M. Ismail 8. .Asooji 9. .Haider Shah 10. .Master Mohan 11. .Master Vithal 12. .Ghulam Hussein 13. .Bachubabu 14. .Sakribai 15. .Prithviraj Kapoor 16. .Nripen Bose 17. .Fayma 18. .Amar Choudhury 19. .R. Budhker 20. .Chapgar 21. .Nilamani De 22. .Ardhendu Bandyopadhyay 23. .Tarak Bagchi 24. .Krishna Kumbhar 25. .Sayani Atish 26. .Yakbal 27. .Kunjalal Chakraborty 28. .Bhagwat 29. .Jamna 30. .Shankar 31. .Balabhai 32. .Kashinath Chatterjee 33. .Sorabji Kerawala 34. .V.S. Bapat 35. .Abhyankar 36. .Ghulam Qadir 37. .Ibrahim 38. .Dattopant Sohoni 39. .Baren Roy 40. .Syed Abdus Sobhan 41. .Bapurao Apte 42. .Homi Master 43. .Abdul Pahelwan 44. .Chittaranjan 45. .Ghanshyam Singh 46. .Gulzar 47. .Ghodke 48. .Sardar B. 49. .Bulbule 50. .Nawabzada Nasarullah 51. .Krishnadhan Mukherjee 52. .Atul Sen 53. .J.P. Gidwani 54. .Saqi 55. .Aziz 56. .Bhumen Roy 57. .Tulsi Bandyopadhyay 58. .Dave 59. .P.N. Varne 60. .Leslie 61. .Kantibhushan Bandyopadhyay 62. .Faruki 63. .Jal Balsara 64. .Tinkari Chakraborty 65. .Siraj 66. .Jal Merchant 67. .Puneger Bapeji 68. .Nooman 69. .Faredoon 70. .Prova 71. .Mohanlala 72. .Y.L. Chichulkar 73. .Shashimukhi 74. .Shanker Narmada 75. .A.R. Kardar 76. .Raja Sandow 77. .Amitav Ghosh 78. .Ramesh Niranjan 79. .Joy Narayan Mukherjee 80. .Abdul Rehman Kabuli 81. .Gopalchandra Bhattacharya 82. .Bidkar 83. .Surendranath Ghosh 84. .Vishnupant Pagnis 85. .Bankim Dutta 86. .Baburao Pendharkar 87. .Thatte 88. .Dhansukhlal Mehta 89. .Light Alias 90. .Anant Apte 91. .Kanjibhai Rathod 92. .Moni Burma 93. .Umar 94. .Abdul Razaq 95. .Anant Khule 96. .S. Nazir 97. .G.R. John 98. .Kisan Lal 99. .Khan 100. .Jadhavrao 101. .M. Hussein 102. .Baburao Gade 103. .Damuanna Joshi 104. .Kankabati 105. .Y.V. Rao 106. .Elizer 107. .Dilip Raiji 108. .Fram Sethna 109. .Wadilal 110. .Ahi Sanyal 111. .Dhirendranath Ganguly 112. .Chittaranjan Goswami 113. .Master Rehman 114. .Zunzharrao Pawar 115. .Bhagwati Mishra 116. .Tukaram Mandhere 117. .Sailen Chowdhury 118. .Himmat 119. .Durgadas Bandyopadhyay 120. .Anil Kumar 121. .Tayeb 122. .Charu Roy 123. .Suresh 124. .Master Bachu 125. .Kalipada Das 126. .Ram Kishore 127. .Nandram 128. .Noor Mohammad Charlie 129. .Tulsi Banerjee 130. .Boman Shroff 131. .Alibux 132. .Das 133. .B.K. Mistry 134. .T.P. Kailasam 135. .Ghori 136. .Jai Kishan Nanda 137. .Inamdar 138. .Lala Bijoykishen 139. .Nimai 140. .Hasam 141. .Krishnaji Ghanekar 142. .S. Bhopatkar 143. .Nanda Babu 144. .Nandrekar 145. .Himanshu Rai 146. .Bhanu Banerjee Sr 147. .S.B. Rajhans 148. .Master Bhagaban Das 149. .Jhadhavrao 150. .Khanderao Kondke 151. .Vijay Kumar 152. .Danibabu 153. .Ata Mohamed 154. .W.M. Khan 155. .Gangaram 156. .Nayampally 157. .Shankarrao Bhute 158. .Jairam Desai 159. .Dabir 160. .Baburao Sansare 161. .Dattoba Rajwade 162. .Atul Gangopadhyay 163. .Prafulla 164. .Kali Prasad Ghose 165. .Lalu Bose 166. .Suryakant 167. .Bapuji Punegar 168. .Sundarrao Nadkarni 169. .Hiralal 170. .Navinchandra 171. .Rustom Irani 172. .Harihar Diwana 173. .Tarakumar Bhaduri 174. .Nimai 175. .Sawan Singh 176. .Zaverbhai Kaiser 177. .Dinshaw Bilimoria 178. .Thomas 179. .Mazhar Khan 180. .Behram Vasania 181. .K. C. Roy 182. .Marathe 183. .Jagtap Jr 184. .Manoranjan Bhattacharya 185. .J.C. Daniel 186. .Diwan Sharar 187. .Phani Burma 188. .Athavle 189. .Gani Babu 190. .Sultan Alam 191. .Haridas 192. .Madanlal Vakil 193. .Amboo 194. .K.P.Bhave 195. .Faram 196. .Vishnu 197. .Deben Mullick 198. .Keshavlal 199. .H. Dhodke 200. .Kedar Chatterjee 201. .Mohammad Ishaq 202. .Balasaheb Yadav 203. .Bandopant Sohoni 204. .Balahai 205. .P.R. Joshi 206. .Padval 207. .E. Bilimoria 208. .Satyen 209. .Jaynarayan Mukherjee 210. .Baburao Shinde 211. .Surajram 212. .Kanaknarayan Bhup 213. .Kukreja 214. .Manmatha Pal 215. .Aundhkar 216. .Baburao Datar 217. .Nirmalendu Lahiri 218. .Saiyed Umer 219. .Funniman 220. .Rustomji Patel 221. .Imtiaz Ali Taj 222. .Kshirsagar 223. .Nimbalkar 224. .Nanubhai 225. .Bachhuram 226. .Pandurang Varne 227. .Sushil Ghosh 228. .Sitarampant Joshi 229. .Phatak 230. .Salvi 231. .Trymbakrao Pradhan 232. .Madhav Malasure 233. .Siddimiya 234. .Tatyaba Shelar 235. .Jiban Gangopadhyay 236. .B.S. Rajhans 237. .Bishwanath Bhaduri 238. .Vasant Shinde 239. .Kanu Bannerjee 240. .R.N.Vaidya 241. .Sooraj Ram 242. .Jamshedji Khansaheb 243. .Durgadas Banerjee 244. .Premankur Atorthy 245. .Ganpatrao Bakre 246. .Maneklal Patel 247. .Limaye 248. .Dighe 249. .Ravji Mhaskar 250. .Dwarkadas Sampat 251. .Dhanji 252. .La Tosca 253. .A.K. Chakraborty 254. .Ravi Bhaskar 255. .Ahindra Choudhury 256. .K. G. Gokhale 257. .Madhav Khaire 258. .Bal Gangar 259. .Anand Shinde 260. .Vasantrao Deshpande 261. .Prabhashankar 262. .Gatubhai Vaidya 263. .Yakub 264. .G. R. Mane 265. .Nizam 266. .Chavan 267. .K. B. Athavale 268. .V. Shantaram 269. .M. Udwadia 270. .Nagendra Majumdar 271. .Bachoba 272. .Takle 273. .J. Makhijani 274. .Yusuf Effendi 275. .Madhusudan 276. .Dinesh Ranjan Das 277. .Lalya Gokhale 278. .Vithaldas Panchotia 279. .Prabodh Bose 280. .Himmatlal 281. .Dinkar 282. .Samson 283. .Mehboob Khan 284. .Kartik Dey 285. .M. Manilal 286. .Bhaurao Datar 287. .Nimbalkar 288. .Bapu Gokhale 289. .V. Y. Datar 290. .Putli Baba Vyas 291. .Brojendra Sirkar 292. .Naresh Mitra 293. .Wamanrao Kulkarni 294. .Keshav Narayan Kale 295. .Rajababu 296. .A. P. Kapoor 297. .Bhonsle 298. .Joshi 299. .Bachu Pawar 300. .Jal Khambatta 301. .Sakharam Jadhav 302. .Dada Pendse 303. .Jardos 304. .Laxman Malusare 305. .Kishabapu Bakre 306. .K. Dhaiber 307. .Shankarrao Bute 308. .Krishna Chauhan 309. .Sahadev 310. .Dattopant Sakte 311. .Sajjad 312. .Angelo Ferrari 313. .Bruto Castellani 314. .Bhagaban Das 315. .Keki Adajania 316. .Khorshedji Bilimoria 317. .Manchersha Chapgar 318. .Eugenio de Liguero 319. .Khorshedji Engineer 320. .Master Bubla 321. .Isaac Simon 322. .James Magarth 323. .Aga Hashr Kashmiri 324. .Jashodna Singh 325. .Cawasji Golla 326. .Ardeshir Sanjana 327. .Mr. Palwan 328. .Master Revla 329. .Pestonji Madan 330. .Ardeshir Sanjana 331. .H.B. Waring 332. .Dot Foy 333. .Chales Reed 334. .Ezra Mir 335. .Satyendranath Dey 336. .Dhiraj Bhattacharya 337. .Amritlal Bose 338. .Prafulla Roy 339. .Chani Dutta 340. .Pandit Tulsidutt Shaida 341. .Moman Behram
1930s TOP 100 –
1. .K.L. Saigal 2. .P.C. Barua 3. .Nazir 4. .Motilal 5. .Master Vithal 6. .Dinshaw Billimoria 7. .Master Nissar 8. .Gajanan Jagirdar 9. .Ramanand Sharma 10. .Vishnupant Pagnis 11. .K.C. Dey 12. .Paidi Jairaj 13. .Prithviraj Kapoor 14. .Jayant 15. .Chandramohan 16. .Sohrab Modi 17. .Ashok Kumar 18. .Surendra 19. .Gope 20. .Sunder 21. .Nana Palsikar 22. .Mazhar Khan 23. .Salvi 24. .Ganpat Bakre 25. .Nanasaheb Phatak 26. .Keshavrao Date 27. .Kartik Dey 28. .V. Shantaram 29. .Chhudekar 30. .Samson 31. .Noor Mohammad Charlie 32. .Badri Prasad 33. .Naresh Mitra 34. .Wasti 35. .Pahari Sanyal 36. .Prem Adib 37. .Hari Shivdasani 38. .Nandram 39. .Zhunzharrao Pawar 40. .Dhiraj Bhattacharya 41. .Mubarak 42. .Sardar B. 43. .Shiraz 44. .Lala Yaqub / Yakub 45. .Vasantrao Pehalwan 46. .Agha 47. .Trilok Kapoor 48. .E. Billimoria 49. .Elizer 50. .Navinchandra 51. .Ishwarlal 52. .Amar Choudhury 53. .P.F. Pithawala 54. .Maruti Rao 55. .Hiralal 56. .Kashar Butt 57. .Bhanu Bannerjee 58. .Chandrarao Kadam 59. .Sankatha Prasad 60. .Inamdar 61. .M.V. Raju 62. .Atul Sen 63. .Prakash Mani 64. .Gul Hamid 65. .Manilal 66. .Nazir Bedi 67. .Fazlu 68. .Samar Ghosh 69. .Jagdish Sethi 70. .Mansur 71. .Ali Bux 72. .Lobo 73. .Keki Adjania 74. .Sayani Atish 75. .Kanhaiyalal 76. .Jamshedji 77. .Jaynarayan Mukhopadhyay 78. .Bhagwan 79. .Pankaj Mullick 80. .Mehboob Khan 81. .Baburao Gade 82. .Rafiq Ghaznavi 83. .Krishna Kumbhar 84. .Thomas 85. .Bhagwat 86. .Bhudo Advani 87. .Madanrai Vakil 88. .Sadiq Nawab 89. .Bimal Dasgupta 90. .Shahu Modak 91. .Chaman Puri 92. .Madhukar Gupte 93. .Damuanna Malvankar 94. .Debaki Bose 95. .Bhagwandas 96. .Bapurao apte 97. .J.P. Gidwani 98. .Nawab 99. .Zaverbhai 100. .Suresh
1940s TOP 50-
Position
Name
Known For
1
K.L. Saigal
Shahjehan
2
Jayant
State Express
3
Gajanan Jagirdar
Ramshastri
4
Karan Dewan
Bahar
5
Shyam
Albela
6
Bharat Bhushan
Mirza Ghalib
7
Prem Adib
Anokhi Ada
8
Nissar
Kisan Kanya
9
Paidi Jairaj
Sholay
10
Surendra
World War Z
11
Dev Anand
Kala Bazar
12
Kishore Sahu
Mayurpankh
13
Dixit
Basant
14
Shyam Sunder
Dholak
15
Balraj Sahni
Baazi
16
Ajit Khan
Zanjeer
17
Ashok Kumar
Mahal
18
Rhada Blank
19
L. Narayan Rao
Chandralekha
20
Sohrab Modi
Mirza Ghalib
21
D.K. Sapru
Pakeezah
22
Manher Desai
Sati Naag Kanya
23
Master Vithal
Zalim Jawani
24
V.H. Desai
Andaz
25
Ashiq Hussain
Neel Kamal
26
Aftab
Husn Ka Chor
27
M. Esmail
Husn Ka Daku
28
Ghulam Rasool
Bulbule Baghdad
29
David Abraham
Yakeen
30
Ghulam Mohammed
Anokhi Ada
31
Sheikh Mukhtar
Do Ustad
32
Premnath Malhotra
Johny Mera Naam
33
John Cawas
Zimbo Ka Beta
34
Musa
35
Paresh Bandyopadhyay
Alakananda
36
Benjamin
Speed Queen
37
Omkar
Do Roti
38
Ram Kumar
39
Kishore Kumar
Sholay
40
Subba Rao G.V.
Dil Aur Deewaar
41
Swaraj Kumar Gupta
Insaaf
42
Romeo
43
Sadiq
Do Ustad
44
Chandra Mohan
Amrit Manthan
45
Chandrakant Gokhale
Love and Murder
46
S. Ahmed
Do Auraten
47
Baburao
Sarovarani Sundary
48
Nehal Sharma
49
Shiv Dayal Batish
Arzoo
50
Pramod Chandra
Banjarey
51
Ramesh Thakur
Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja
52
Prithviraj Kapoor
Mughal-E-Azam
53
Shivraj
Devdas
54
Anil Kumar
55
Ata Mohammed
Shaitani Chakkar
56
Asit Sen
Safar
57
Jeevan Lal
Banjarey
1950s TOP 10 -
Position
Name
Known For
1
Dilip Kumar
Gunga Jumna
2
Balraj Sahni
Baazi
3
Bharat Bhushan
Mirza Ghalib
4
Ashok Kumar
Mahal
5
Dev Anand
Kala Bazar
6
Raj Kapoor
Mera Naam Joker
7
Shyam
Albela
8
Paidi Jairaj
Sholay
9
Abhi Bhattacharya
Jagriti
10
Guru Dutt
Pyaasa
11
Mahipal
Sampoorna Ramayana
1960s TOP 30 -
Position
Name
Known For
1
Ashok Kumar
Mahal
2
Sunil Dutt
Mujhe Jeene Do
3
Rajesh Khanna
Anand
4
Dharmendra
Sholay
5
Dev Anand
Kala Bazar
6
Shammi Kapoor
Vidhaata
7
Dilip Kumar
Gunga Jumna
8
Rajendra Kumar Tuli
Jurrat
9
Balraj Sahni
Baazi
10
Shashi Kapoor
Deewaar
11
Prithviraj Kapoor
Mughal-E-Azam
12
Pradeep Kumar
Do Dilon Ki Dastaan
13
Raj Kapoor
Mera Naam Joker
14
Guru Dutt
Pyaasa
15
Manoj Kumar
Roti Kapada Aur Makaan
16
Mehmood
Do Phool
17
Sanjeev Kumar
Sholay
18
Om Prakash
Dus Lakh
19
Raaj Kumar
Kaajal
20
Pran Sikand
Zanjeer
21
Biswajeet Chatterjee
Do Dil
22
Ajit Khan
Zanjeer
23
Sailesh Kumar
Charas
24
Sajjan
Kabuliwala
25
Jeevan Dhar
Kanoon
26
Bharat Bhushan
Mirza Ghalib
27
Jeetendra
Kalyug Ke Avtaar
28
Feroz Khan
Janasheen
29
Sheikh Mukhtar
Do Ustad
30
Dara Singh Randhawa
Kal Ho Naa Ho
1970s TOP 110-
Position
Name
Known For
1
Rajesh Khanna
Anand
2
Shashi Kapoor
Deewaar
3
Dharmendra
Sholay
4
Sachin
Sholay
5
Ashok Kumar
Mahal
6
Dev Anand
Kala Bazar
7
Govardhan Asrani
Bodyguard
8
Rajendranath Malhotra
The Train
9
Mehmood
Do Phool
10
Vijay Arora
Jeevan Jyoti
11
Rajendra Kumar Tuli
Jurrat
12
Johnny Walker
Anand
13
Satyendra Kapoor
Sholay
14
Sudhir Dalvi
Gandhi
15
Balraj Sahni
Baazi
16
Shammi Kapoor
Vidhaata
17
Raaj Kumar
Kaajal
18
Dilip Kumar
Gunga Jumna
19
Sanjeev Kumar
Sholay
20
Amjad Khan
Sholay
21
Asit Kumar Sen
Anand
22
Kanhaiyalal Chaturvedi
Amber
23
Anwar Hussain
Sachaai
24
Om Prakash
Dus Lakh
25
Jagdeep
Andaz Apna Apna
26
Pradeep Kumar
Do Dilon Ki Dastaan
27
Vinod Khanna
Qurbani
28
Jeevan Dhar
Kanoon
29
Vijay Anand
Guide
30
Raza Murad
Padmaavat
31
Ajit Khan
Zanjeer
32
Murad
Anokhi Ada
33
Joy Mukherjee
Humsaya
34
Manoj Kumar
Roti Kapada Aur Makaan
35
Amitabh Bachchan
Black
36
Iftekhar
Don
37
Mehmood Jr.
Karmyog
38
Ramesh Deo
Anand
39
Vinod Mehra
Jurm Aur Sazaa
40
Utpal Dutt
Agantuk
41
Raj Kapoor
Mera Naam Joker
42
Parikshit Sahni
Sultan
43
Partap Sharma
Nehru: The Jewel of India
44
Sunil Dutt
Mujhe Jeene Do
45
Deb Mukherjee
Karate
46
Premnath Malhotra
Johny Mera Naam
47
Sanjay Khan
1857 Kranti
48
Rishi Kapoor
Kapoor & Sons
49
Kishore Kumar
Sholay
50
Abhi Bhattacharya
Jagriti
51
D.K. Sapru
Pakeezah
52
Feroz Khan
Janasheen
53
Suresh Oberoi
Kabir Singh
54
Manher Desai
Sati Naag Kanya
55
Amol Palekar
Daayraa
56
O.P. Ralhan
Hulchul
57
Rakesh Pandey
Devdas
58
Jalal Agha
Sholay
59
Rehman Khan
Taj Mahal
60
Tarun Bose
Jaal
61
Kiran Kumar
Chalaak
62
Anil Pandya
Maya Darpan
63
Dhumal
Ankhen
64
Shekhar Chatterjee
Marjina Abdulla
65
Nisar Ahmad Ansari
Wahan Ke Log
66
Ravi Khanna
Baaz
67
Swarup Dutt
Manavata
68
Wasti
Saat Sawal Yane Haatim Tai
69
Ravindra Kapoor
Hum Kisise Kum Naheen
70
Tariq
Hum Kisise Kum Naheen
71
Nawab
Gunga Jumna
72
Moolchand
Namak Halaal
73
Sameer Khan
Andhera
74
Agha
Amber
75
Dilip Dutt
Guide
76
Habib
Sholay
77
Bipin Gupta
Nimai Sanyasi
78
Raj Mehra
Sharada
79
Hiralal
Zindagi
80
Dev Kishan
Anand
81
Satyajeet Puri
Jai Radhe Krishna
82
Rashid Khan
Teesri Manzil
83
Jagdish Raj
Ilzam
84
Kamal Kapoor
Don
85
Ratan Chopra
Mome Ki Gudiya
86
Samit Bhanja
Ora Charjan
87
Jankidas
Mayurpankh
88
Ram Sethi
PK
89
V. Gopal
Victoria No. 203
90
Tarun Ghosh
Chor Machaye Shor
91
Brahm Bhardwaj
Anand
92
Surendra Kumar
Suddha
93
Ram Avtar
Phir Wohi Dil Laya Hoon
94
Nasir Hussain
Devdas
95
Sunder
Chaudhary Karnail Singh
96
Naval Kumar
Saat Sawal Yane Haatim Tai
97
Sujit Kumar
Barood
98
Shreeram Lagoo
Gharaonda
99
Dara Singh Randhawa
Kal Ho Naa Ho
100
Girish Karnad
Ondanondu Kaladalli
101
Mahendra Sandhu
Kaun Kitney Pani Mein
102
Ashish Kumar
Raja Harishchandrra
103
Satish Kaul
Janam Janam
104
Paidi Jairaj
Sholay
105
Gemini Ganesan
Naan Avanillai
106
Krishna
Singhasan
107
Shiv Kumar
Lallu Ram
108
David Abraham
Yakeen
109
M.G. Ramachandran
Kudiyiruntha Koyil
1980s TOP 80 -
Position
Name
Known For
1
Rajesh Khanna
Anand
2
Dharmendra
Sholay
3
Naseeruddin Shah
A Wednesday
4
Dilip Kumar
Gunga Jumna
5
Shashi Kapoor
Deewaar
6
Ashok Kumar
Mahal
7
Farooq Shaikh
Lahore
8
Dev Anand
Kala Bazar
9
Govinda
Holiday
10
Jeetendra
Kalyug Ke Avtaar
11
Vinod Khanna
Qurbani
12
Sanjeev Kumar
Sholay
13
Pradeep Kumar
Do Dilon Ki Dastaan
14
Sachin
Sholay
15
Om Prakash
Dus Lakh
16
Manoj Kumar
Roti Kapada Aur Makaan
17
Raaj Kumar
Kaajal
18
Mithun Chakraborty
The Tashkent Files
19
Om Puri
East Is East
20
Sunil Dutt
Mujhe Jeene Do
21
Mehmood
Do Phool
22
Govardhan Asrani
Bodyguard
23
Ravi Baswani
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro
24
Rajendra Kumar Tuli
Jurrat
25
Deven Verma
Andaz Apna Apna
26
Kanhaiyalal Chaturvedi
Amber
27
Shreeram Lagoo
Gharaonda
28
Vijay Arora
Jeevan Jyoti
29
Rehman Khan
Taj Mahal
30
Rakesh Roshan
Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai
31
Rajinikanth
Enthiran
32
Arun Govil
Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama
33
Marc Zuber
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
34
Raj Babbar
Bodyguard
35
Om Shivpuri
Sholay
36
Kulbhushan Kharbanda
Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India
37
Suresh Oberoi
Kabir Singh
38
Jeevan Dhar
Kanoon
39
Nana Patekar
Krantiveer
40
Shammi Kapoor
Vidhaata
41
Rakesh Bedi
Uri: The Surgical Strike
42
Kamal Haasan
Vishwaroopam
43
Deepak Parashar
Nishant
44
Raj Kapoor
Mera Naam Joker
45
Rajeev Kapoor
PremGranth
46
Vijayendra Ghatge
Devdas
47
Premnath Malhotra
Johny Mera Naam
48
Satyendra Kapoor
Sholay
49
Feroz Khan
Janasheen
50
Satish Shah
Main Hoon Na
51
Pran Sikand
Zanjeer
52
Amjad Khan
Sholay
53
Amol Palekar
Daayraa
54
Vinod Mehra
Jurm Aur Sazaa
55
Master Ravi
The Far Pavilions
56
Jackie Shroff
Devdas
57
Biswajeet Chatterjee
Do Dil
58
Pankaj Kapur
Maqbool
59
Aditya Pancholi
Bodyguard
60
Rohan Kapoor
Kranti
61
Ajit Khan
Zanjeer
62
Sanjay Dutt
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.
63
Sunny Deol
Ghayal
64
Utpal Dutt
Agantuk
65
Raj Kiran
Karz
66
Shafi Inamdar
Hum Dono
67
Amrish Puri
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
68
Navin Nischol
Zorro
69
Bharat Bhushan
Mirza Ghalib
70
Laxmikant Berde
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Ashok Saraf
Karan Arjun
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Anil Kapoor
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Rishi Kapoor
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Amitabh Bachchan
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Salman Khan
Sultan
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I.S. Johar
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Mahesh Kothare
Zabardast
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C.S. Dubey
Kismet Palat Ke Dekh
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Rajesh Khanna
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Dharmendra
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Vivek Mushran
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Naseeruddin Shah
A Wednesday
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Sanjay Dutt
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.
7
Ayub Khan
Uttaran
8
Om Puri
East Is East
9
Akshaye Khanna
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10
Irrfan Khan
The Lunchbox
11
Avinash Wadhawan
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12
Nana Patekar
Krantiveer
13
Arvind Swami
Thani Oruvan
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Bobby Deol
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Salman Khan
Sultan
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Raj Babbar
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Amitabh Bachchan
Black
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Mamik Singh
Ssshhhh... Koi Hai
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Sudesh Berry
Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo
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Siddharth
Baazigar
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Sunil Dutt
Mujhe Jeene Do
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Suniel Shetty
Main Hoon Na
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Chandrachur Singh
Josh
24
Johny Lever
Awara Paagal Deewana
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Feroz Khan
Janasheen
26
Fardeen Khan
No Entry
27
Anil Kapoor
Slumdog Millionaire
28
Sunny Deol
Ghayal
29
Paresh Rawal
Hera Pheri
30
Jeetendra
Kalyug Ke Avtaar
31
Satish Kaushik
Tere Naam
32
Shah Rukh Khan
Don 2
33
Kader Khan
Taqdeerwala
34
Ajay Devgn
Shivaay
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Anupam Kher
Hotel Mumbai
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Rahul Roy
Junoon
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Rishi Kapoor
Kapoor & Sons
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Rajinikanth
Enthiran
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Rakesh Roshan
Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai
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Jackie Shroff
Devdas
41
Manoj Bajpayee
Gangs of Wasseypur
42
Sharad S. Kapoor
Josh
43
J.D. Chakravarthi
Satya
44
Akshay Kumar
Hera Pheri
45
Shakti Kapoor
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46
Amrish Puri
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Aamir Khan
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Nirmal Pandey
Bandit Queen
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Son of Sardaar
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Kamal Haasan
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Rahul Bose
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1
Govinda
Holiday
2
Irrfan Khan
The Lunchbox
3
Rajinikanth
Enthiran
4
Akshaye Khanna
Dil Chahta Hai
5
Kamal Haasan
Vishwaroopam
6
John Abraham
Dhoom
7
Naseeruddin Shah
A Wednesday
8
Fardeen Khan
No Entry
9
Dev Anand
Kala Bazar
10
Om Puri
East Is East
11
Sharman Joshi
3 Idiots
12
Rishi Kapoor
Kapoor & Sons
13
Karann Nathh
Dil Tera Aashiq
14
Parzaan Dastur
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
15
Jaaved Jaaferi
Salaam Namaste
16
Yashpal Sharma
Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India
17
Abhimanyu Singh
Gulaal
18
Rahul Bose
Everybody Says I'm Fine!
19
Ajay Jadeja
Khel
20
Arshad Warsi
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.
21
Satish Shah
Main Hoon Na
22
Jawed Sheikh
Na Maloom Afraad
23
Rahul Singh
Delhi Belly
24
Razak Khan
Hera Pheri
25
Madhavan
Vikram Vedha
26
Vinay Pathak
Bheja Fry
27
Raj Singh Chaudhary
Thar
28
Arunoday Singh
Apharan
29
Neeraj Vora
Hera Pheri
30
Rajeev Khandelwal
Aamir
31
Salman Khan
Sultan
32
Shah Rukh Khan
Don 2
33
Aamir Khan
Taare Zameen Par
34
Vivek Oberoi
Company
35
Hrithik Roshan
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
36
Rajesh Khanna
Anand
37
Manoj Bajpayee
Gangs of Wasseypur
38
Anupam Kher
Hotel Mumbai
39
Sanjay Dutt
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.
40
Suresh Menon
Fanaa
41
Shiney Ahuja
Bhool Bhulaiyaa
42
Nassar
Bãhubali 2: The Conclusion
43
Shiv Panditt
Shershaah
44
Harman Baweja
What's Your Raashee?
45
Farooq Shaikh
Lahore
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Name
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1
John Abraham
Dhoom
2
Arshad Warsi
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.
3
Madhavan
Vikram Vedha
4
Adil Hussain
Life of Pi
5
Akshaye Khanna
Dil Chahta Hai
6
Rajinikanth
Enthiran
7
Vinay Pathak
Bheja Fry
8
Farooq Shaikh
Lahore
9
Naseeruddin Shah
A Wednesday
10
Salman Khan
Sultan
11
Sunny Deol
Ghayal
12
Rahul Bose
Everybody Says I'm Fine!
13
Sanjay Dutt
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.
14
Rishi Kapoor
Kapoor & Sons
15
Rajeev Khandelwal
Aamir
16
Vinod Khanna
Qurbani
17
Jaaved Jaaferi
Salaam Namaste
18
Kamal Haasan
Vishwaroopam
19
Irrfan Khan
The Lunchbox
20
Partho A. Gupte
Jasmine Stung
21
Victor Banerjee
A Passage to India
22
Rituparno Ghosh
Dahan
23
Sharman Joshi
3 Idiots
24
Barun Sobti
Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon
25
Avinash Tiwary
Laila Majnu
26
Manoj Bajpayee
Gangs of Wasseypur
27
Aamir Khan
Taare Zameen Par
28
Prabhas
Bãhubali: The Beginning
29
Raj Singh Chaudhary
Thar
30
Kay Kay Menon
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I have no idea where I'm going with this post but I want to say that Sourav Dutta deserves more credit for his research on some of the less researched Bengali books and authors. He had multiple blogs which are all absolute GEMS and if you are into Bengali literature you should totally check them out.
He restored and compiled many illustrations that are unavailable now, which is like really cool. Like original illustrations and headpieces from the magazines where those stories and novels were first published, or illustrations from those tiny hardcover anthologies that were popular before samagras were a thing, all that.
There’s also a lot of information on those books in his blogs, on both canon info and publication history and it’s like. Really interesting. I recently found out he died and I just wish I could have talked to him. I did talk to him in the comments of one of his blogs when I first discovered them a couple of years back, but still. I think he would have been great to cultivate, tbh.
I'll link the blogs that I know of so everyone can pay a visit.
Blogus is a miscellaneous blog with pages on many books and series, including Ghanada, Tenida, Harshabardhan-Gobardhan, Kumar-Bimal, Mejokarta, several Bengali translations of Hound of the Baskervilles and many others, pages on authors, illustrations of books, comic adaptations including a comic of Charmurti that came out in Jugantor in the 1970s etc. There's even a page on the song Bhajahari Manna. It's super interesting.
Ghanada Gallery has illustrations and covers of the Ghanada stories, publication dates and information on the illustrators.
Tenida Treasury is the one I've frequented the most for obvious reasons, and it has a lot of good shit, but especially a chronological list of all the Tenida stories which I don't think exists anywhere else. And all the illustrations and trivia are very cool too.
Manoranjan Museuem is about Manoranjan Bhattacharya, the author of Hukakashi. There's not only illustrations but also ads and reviews of his books and a lot of general trivia.
Tagging some Bengali mutuals @travalerray @a-dragon-under-the-stars @your-favourite-skittles @slytherclaw-lair @half-assing-things101 @infp-denofdreams @browsing-my-favourite-fandoms @grace-k-sterling @arachneofthoughts @goblinisjustahumanoidgremlin @carpeposterum @bongboyblog I'm really sorry to bother you and I'm not even sure if all of you are into this incredibly niche stuff, I just want people to see this. Feel free to ignore.
#this is supposed to be a general post but of course I had to make it about tenida smh#bengali books#Bengali#literature#blogs#tenida#ghanada#Manoranjan Bhattacharya#bangla tag#peevesie speaks#original content
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Inder Singh, who was born on December 23, had extraordinary skills as a striker was spotted early by no other than Sir Stanley Rous, the then FIFA president in 1964 Asian Cup in Israel. On May 27, Inder played his first match for India in a major meet. 25 years of an active football career, he has scored at least 500 goals.
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AIFF Electoral list: Legends of '70s and '80s set to 'return' on different turf | Football News - Times of India
AIFF Electoral list: Legends of ’70s and ’80s set to ‘return’ on different turf | Football News – Times of India
NEW DELHI: They mesmerized all and sundry with their skills and ‘surefootedness’ during those heady Indian club football days of 1970’s and ’80’s but former national captains like Shabbir Ali, Manoranjan Bhattacharya will have a far bigger task at hand in coming days. Their prudence will decide the course that Indian football system charts, after more than a decade long ‘One-Man show’ at the helm…
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Bhaichung Bhutia recommends Manoranjan Bhattacharya and Tarun Dey's names as East Bengal selectors
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Bhaichung Bhutia recommends Manoranjan Bhattacharya and Tarun Dey's names as East Bengal selectors
Bhaichung Bhutia recommends Manoranjan Bhattacharya and Tarun Dey’s names as East Bengal selectors
The Indian football legend has requested East Bengal team management to appoint Manoranjan Bhattacharya and Tarun Dey as selectors… Former India international captain Bhaichung Bhutia has recommended the names of East Bengal legends Manoranjan Bhattacharya and Tarun Dey to the new East Bengal team management as the selectors to help build a team for the upcoming Indian Super League (ISL)…
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Why India’s ‘Godi Media’ Spreads Hatred and Fake News
How the leading players in the Indian media, loyal to the governing BJP-RSS combine, have been openly peddling fake news, hate and bigotry targeting religious minorities, especially India’s marginalised and dispossessed Muslims and why they have been getting away with murder all these years
— April 24, 2020 | S K Husain | Clarion India
GODI (Lapdog), Bikau (Venal), Dalal (Agent) and Bharkau (Inflammatory). These are some of the labels with which a major section of India’s mainstream electronic media is identified by a majority of Indians, especially Muslims and low-caste Hindus, as well as the remaining section of the national media.
This chunk of the media, which consists of nearly a dozen 24-hour national and regional TV news channels, is infamous for biased reporting and fanning communal hatred in society. Their journalists and anchors routinely engage in spreading fake news and causing hatred towards the country’s 200 million Muslim community and Islam. They, in fact, nourish Islamophobia. As someone rightly remarked, “the Indian media is not doing journalism but waging a jihad (holy war) against Muslims. It acts like hyenas”.
On one hand, these channels demonstrate a clear bias against the country’s low-caste Hindus, the poor, and less privileged and weaker sections of society. On the other, they promote the agenda of the Hindutva forces including the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), its ruling political wing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its National Democratic Alliance (NDA) partners in the government, as well as their leaders. They also favour the rich and powerful and promote their interests.
Prominent among these Pro-BJP/RSS news outlets are English television channels Republic TV, Times Now, India Today and CNN-News18, and Hindi TV channels Zee News, ABP News, Aaj Tak, India TV, Sudershan News, News Nation and News24 (India). All the above-mentioned titles fit these channels for one reason or the other.
The term “Godi media” was coined for these channels by Ramon Magsaysay award winner journalist Ravish Kumar of NDTV. He inherently spoke of the lap of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government and its lapdogs.
Besides these channels, there are many more news and at least 18 Hindu religious channels in regional languages across India that promote the agenda of the Hindutva forces to establish a Hindu Rashtra (nation) and impose Hindi as the national language all over the plural, multi-religious, multi-cultural and multi-lingual country of 1.37 billion people.
Among the key reasons why these channels and their anchors so aggressively support the BJP, RSS and Modi, as well as the rich and powerful, are:
1) Absolute majority of the BJP-led NDA in Parliament and its government at the centre and in many states, and growing irrelevance and inconsequentiality of a largely obliterated opposition;
2) Hindu viewership by the BJP’s 100-million-plus primary members and their massive support for the party and government, and the cult-like following of a “monolithic” Modi;
3) A high TRP achieved because of the majority Hindu viewership. (TRP, or target rating point, is a metric used in marketing and advertising to indicate the percentage of the target audience reached by a campaign or advertisement through a communication medium);
4) Funding by big business houses, which might be chummy with a particular party which supports their growth and in return they support that party;
5) Ownership or stakes of certain BJP and RSS leaders, MPs and supporters in some of these TV channels;
6) Owners’ political connections or affiliations with the BJP and RSS;
7) A huge revenue earned from government advertisements which these channels receive in return for their pro-BJP/RSS/government policies;
8) Commercial interests of these channels as business entities rather than as social service non-governmental organisations;
9) Government advisories/directives and restrictions on news presentation;
10) Fear of being targeted by the government for failure to toe the line.
Let’s take a close look at what these Hindutva TV channels are, who owns or runs them and what are their policies.
HIS MASTER’S VOICE…Republic TV’s Arnab Goswami interviews Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Credit: narendramodi.in
English Networks
Republic TV — This news channel was co-founded and is majority-owned by a 47-year-old Assamese, Arnab Ranjan Goswami. He is also the channel’s editor and news anchor. Earlier, he was the editor-in-chief and a news anchor of Times Now and ET Now.
The channel is infamous for its brazen support for the BJP and RSS. Arnab is noted for his opinionated reporting in favour of the BJP and RSS and their Hindutva push across a wide spectrum of situations, including uncritically reproducing government narratives, avoiding criticism of BJP/RSS figures, and presenting their political opponents in a negative light. He very clearly, cleverly and shamelessly shows his bias. No one can beat him in spreading hatred and fake news.
Arnab is the son of Manoranjan Goswami, an army man who later joined the BJP, and a maternal nephew of Siddhartha Bhattacharya, who is a BJP MLA and minister in Assam’s state government.
Launched in 2017, Republic TV was partly funded by, among others, Asianet News (ARG Outlier Asianet News Private Limited), which was primarily funded by Rajeev Chandrasekhar, then an independent member of Rajya Sabha with intricate links with the BJP and vice-chairman of the NDA in Kerala.
Son of an air force officer, Chandrasekhar, however, resigned from the Asianet board after he officially joined the BJP in April 2018 and was elected as a BJP MP.
Republic TV has been accused of propagating fake news and running several news items based on the defamatory tweets posted by certain BJP leaders. It has also been convicted of breaching telecommunication regulatory and news broadcasting rules, leading to censures and subject to a high-profile defamation case by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor.
The channel is described by experts as a “noisy, chaotic place where coherent debate without shouting, screaming and name-calling is impossible”. Its shows have been dubbed a “battle of babble”, judgmental, brash and hawkish.
It has even been compared to North Korean media for its extreme pro-government affinity and muzzling of dissent, and America’s Fox News which practises biased reporting in favour of the Republican Party.
Prominent among these pro-BJP/RSS news outlets are English television channels Republic TV, Times Now, India Today and CNN-News18, and Hindi TV channels Zee News, ABP News, Aaj Tak, India TV, Sudershan News, News Nation and News24 (India). The term “godi media” was coined for these channels by journalist Ravish Kumar of NDTV. He inherently spoke of the lap of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government and its lapdogs
Times Now – Owned and operated by The Times Group (Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited), this channel always wants to go with the winning horse. Previously generally neutral, it has turned pro-BJP since the election of the Modi government. Anchor and managing editor Navika Kumar froths and fumes each time someone is critical of the BJP, but loses her interrogating prowess whenever given the rare chance to interview Modi or Home Minister Amit Shah.
With Arnab, the channel was ultra-BJP and ultra-nationalist; after he left it, it has become a lot more ultra-nationalist and outright BJP supporter. One wonders if this change of stance is because its chairperson, Indu Jain, was awarded Padma Bhushan by the Modi government in 2016.
India Today — Owned by Living India Media Group (India Today Group), the channel was launched in 2003 as a sister channel of the Hindi news channel AajTak. It is one of the four news channels from the TV Today Network stable, the other two being Tez and Delhi AajTak. Aroon Purie is the group’s chairman.
Top journalists associated with India Today TV channel are Rajdeep Sardesai and Rahul Kanwal. While Rajdeep is anti-BJP, Rahul has tried to lean a lot to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Although India Today is a “fence-sitting” channel, in the last one or two years it has clearly tilted towards the BJP.
Rahul and his India Today team had severely lobbied against the BJP and its students wing Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP ) over the Shaheen Bagh and Jamia Millia Islamia shooting incidents. He was also quick to point fingers at BJP leader Anurag Thakur and claim that Delhi was sitting on a powder keg.
Narendra Modi with Mukesh Ambani at the convocation of Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University in 2013 when the former was chief minister of Gujarat (Photo – Website of Narendra Modi)
CNN News 18 is owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries, considered close to PM Modi. The channel was originally owned by Network18 Group, which was taken over by Reliance Industries in 2014. The group owns as many as 65 channels
In an apparent punishment for his “biased” reporting in favour of AAP, Rahul was sent on a “sabbatical”. Since his return, he seems to have dropped his determination to follow in the footsteps of Rajdeep and joined the bandwagon of the godi media anchors.
CNN-News18 — This channel is owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries, hence no words are required to explain its bias against Muslims and the less privileged Hindus. This channel was originally owned by Network18 Group, which was founded by businessman and investor Raghav Bahl in 2011 but was taken over by Reliance Industries in 2014.
The group owns as many as 65 channels: one national English news channel, one national Hindi news channel and 14 regional language news channels; three national and one regional business news channels, three Hindi entertainment channels, two Hindi movie channels, two youth channels, four English and Hindi music channels, four kids English and Hindi entertainment channels, four factual entertainment channels, two shopping channels, 14 regional entertainment channels, and 10 upcoming regional news and other channels.
Hindi Channels
Among the most biased and anti-Muslim and po-BJP/RSS Hindi TV news channels and their anchors are:
Zee News — This is one of the several Hindi, English and vernacular news channels owned by the Essel Group. The channel’s owner, Subhash Chandra, became a Rajya Sabha member with the BJP’s support. Hence, he definitely needs to give something back to the party by promoting its Hindutva agenda and launching an anti-Muslim tirade.
Sudhir Chaudhary is the channel’s editor-in-chief and the anchor of its prime time. He is the Hindi version of Republic TV’s Arnab as he openly supports the BJP, RSS and Modi. A few years ago, Sudhir was arrested for allegedly trying to extort one billion Indian rupees (approximately US$23 million) from the Jindal Group. Since then, some people call him Sudhir “Tihari” because he was lodged in Delhi’s maximum-security Tihar Jail in the extortion case.
Zee News has been involved in broadcasting fabricated news stories on multiple occasions. Most recently, it aired an unverified and false report on the coronavirus and linked it to Tablighi Jamaat, and later expressed regrets for running the false report.
India TV – This channel was launched by Rajat Sharma and his wife Ritu Dhawan in 2004 from a studio in FilmCity in Noida, near Delhi. Sharma is the chairman and editor-in-chief of India TV, a subsidiary of Independent News Service which was co-founded by the couple in 1997. During his college days, Sharma was a member of ABVP. He and the late finance minister Arun Jaitley were very close friends.
India TV is biased, too. It conceals plenty of news that would make headlines. It doesn’t show fake news but is selective in its presentation of news according to its political impact. When Sharma was asked a question about his channel’s integrity in the United States in view of his friendship with Jaitley, he got infuriated. An otherwise calm person, he was all irritated and critical of the person who asked it.
According to tech analyst Amol Raj Pandey, when Sharma “was ousted from his FilmCity office by Century Comm, his new office was completely funded by the BJP. India TV kept on working as BJP propaganda unit after that.” He further says the most important point to show this is — he was awarded Padma Bhushan for literature, although he never wrote a single literary piece. However, he wrote fiction for the BJP during its election campaign.
In 2015, Sharma was awarded Padma Bhushan by the BJP government for his contribution in the field of journalism. Last month, he was conferred with an honorary doctorate in of literature by the Nainital-based Kumaun University. All this explains his unstinted support for the BJP and RSS.
AajTak — Owned by Arun Purie’s India Today Group, AajTak has some of the most poisonous anchors — Anjana Om Kashyap, Rohit Sardana and Sweta Singh — known for their vitriolic attacks against Muslims and spreading communal hatred. The trio routinely indulge in Muslim-bashing, while showcasing a deferential surrender to anything the BJP does.
A former Zee News and News24 journalist, Anjana has been engaged in aggressively propagating Hindutva-centred ideologies and biased reporting in favour of the BJP across a variety of situations. She has spread fake news via her news shows on multiple occasions. A favourite of Modi, she was one of the few reporters who were allowed an interview by Modi in the run-up to the 2019 general election. Rohit Sardana tops the list of the worst journalists sponsored by the right wing.
ABP News — Owned by Bengali journalist Aveek Sarkar of the pro-BJP ABP Group, this channel is the reincarnation of Star News. Earlier, ABP News used to be neutral, but it turned pro-BJP a couple of years ago. This came after the Modi government objected to criticism of the BJP by some ABP News journalists including Punya Prasoon Vajpyee and Abhisar Sharma in their Master Stroke show. After the channel took action against these journalists, Rubika Liyaquat became the commander-in-chief of its news anchors. A former Zee New anchor, Rubika joined ABP News in 2018. A Muslim, she is disliked by many for her angry rhetoric against Muslim leaders called by the channel for debates on TV.
Sudarshan News — This channel disseminates anti-Muslim content and manufactures fake news with communal overtones, earning it tiltles such as “bigot” and “dangerous”.
Its chairman, Suresh Chavhanke, was a long-term RSS volunteer and associated with ABVP. He asserts practicing ideology-driven journalism and prefers that the news programmes over his channel be viewed as opinionated campaigns.
In April 2017, he was arrested for inciting communal hatred through multiple episodes of a flagship programme. Recently, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren ordered state police to take action against Chavhanke for his communal hate speeches.
News Nation — Owned by News Nation Network Pvt Ltd, this channel’s consulting editor Deepak Chaurasia has an inclination towards the BJP and is known as a puppet of Modi. Portuguese politician and political scientist Bruno Macaes compared Chaurasia’s journalism to Fox News, which has often been criticised for being extremely vocal in its support of the Republicans and President Donald Trump.
India 24 (India) — Owned by B.A.G. Films and Media Limited, this channel is promoted by Anuradha Prasad, sister of BJP minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, along with her husband, Congress politician Rajeev Shukla. Its anchor Amish Devgan has modelled himself on Republic TV’s Arnab and routinely indulges in Muslim-bashing.
All the above channels are Pro-BJP because they need government advertisments for revenue to operate. And most of their anchors and journalists are enamoured by Modi’s “superman image ” created by his online fans. As they aren’t bold enough to go against this fan club fearing trolling and reprisals, they find it easy to ride with the wind.
In this media environment, can Muslims expect to be heard and their case to be pleaded by these biased media houses? They have to either put up with this or mull over focusing on creating their own media giants. There’s no dearth of financial and other resources, technical expertise and journalistic talent in the community. All that is needed are sincerity, will and resolve to start own TV news channels.
— The writer is a senior journalist based in Singapore. He can be reached at [email protected].
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Caught between I-League and ISL, East Bengal faces the burden of a century - Click on link to subscribe my channel https://ift.tt/34vXvMA Facebook - https://ift.tt/2Vjiyz6 Twitter - https://twitter.com/HsrSports Pinterest - https://ift.tt/2ywdZIH Tumblr - https://ift.tt/2z5qwmL Blog - https://ift.tt/2VlBDRu #Sports #Sports_News #Tournament KOLKATA: There were a 300-odd people - wearing team jerseys and holding club flags - at the East Bengal tent on Saturday but their mood was distinctly subdued, dampened further by a sudden spell of downpour. In the ongoing world of pandemic where social distancing is the new normal and any gathering is met with an apprehension, the red-and-golds true blues showed signs of a different worry on the club's historic foundation day. Will East Bengal stay in I-League or make the ISL cut, following in archrivals Mohun Bagan's footsteps? Has the dispensation managed to find a new investor to bail it out of this crisis? These questions reverberated in every nook and cranny of the club tent as East Bengal hit a 'century', looking back to a glorious past but staring at an uncertain future. From Subhas Bhowmik and Manoranjan Bhattacharya to Bhaskar Ganguly and Tarun Dey, the call was unanimous that I-League, and not ISL, should be the club's preferred destination in this pandemic time. The flag-hoisting ceremony takes place at the East Bengal club tent on Saturday to mark the club's centenary foundation day"Just like the world is fighting against Covid-19, East Bengal club is fighting against its own destiny. We can't go against our destiny. If East Bengal are destined to play in I-League in this extraordinary time, so be it. The ISL can wait for them," Bhowmick, a former East Bengal player and the club's most successful coach this century, told the gathering. Former India goalkeeper Ganguly echoed the sentiment. "In an ideal situation, the club should try to play in ISL next season as I-League champions. That should be the target," he said. However, the duo's point of view seems to be in contrast with the neo-millennials present in the audience, who wants East Bengal to be in the country's top league this season itself - especially after Bagan's entry in ISL via a merger with ATK. Although the club claims to be in negotiation with a few potential investors following the separation with Quess Corp in May, the red-and-golds' destination in the upcoming season is still shrouded into uncertainty. The current dispensation is understood to have sought more time from ISL organisers FSDL, but calls for a change in guard in the club administration are gathering steam on various social media platforms. Perhaps sensing this mood, senior club official Debabrata Sarkar tried to put things in perspective, saying they are yet to give up hope on making the ISL grade. "You can't find an investor on Facebook. This pandemic has restricted our movements and, as a result, we could not meet with potential investors face to face. I'm not against a change in administration and it will be decided by the members. But I can assure them that the process (of finding a new investor) is on and we are still on track as far as our target of playing in the ISL is concerned," Sarkar said. East Bengal on Saturday completed a well-deserved century against the odds. But odds are also heavily stacked against them as they go about hitting a new season. As Manoranjan later pointed out: "East Bengal represent a fight. Hopefully, the club will be able to fight this crisis out too." Credit : Times of India Source: https://ift.tt/3k4lOZu
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