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Radhika Apte
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Radhika Apte, born on September 7, , in Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India, is a highly skilled and versatile Indian actress who has made a lasting impact on the country's film industry. Renowned for her exceptional acting abilities and natural on-screen charisma, Apte's journey began after completing her education in Economics and Mathematics at Fergusson College in Pune.
Making her cinematic debut in with "Vaah! Life Ho Toh Aisi" in Bollywood, Radhika quickly gained acclaim for her powerful performances in a range of films, straddling both mainstream and independent cinema. Her breakthrough role came from the critically acclaimed "Shor in the City" (), where she garnered widespread praise for her portrayal of a struggling immigrant.
Embracing a fearless and unconventional approach to her craft, Apte has diversified her career with impactful roles in films such as "Badlapur," "Parched, • 5B (PG) There are some undeniably moving and shocking stories in this documentary that interviews patients and staffers who were there when San Francisco General Hospital founded the world’s first AIDS ward in the early s. The trouble is that the filmmaking by directors Paul Haggis (Crash) and Dan Krauss don’t add much to the narrative. It’s admirable of them to focus on the nurses who comforted dying patients at a time when much was unknown about this ravaging disease, but the filmmakers don’t dig deeper when they have the chance, like when some of the nurses admit to self-medicating with alcohol and drugs to cope with the exhaustion of their job. The testimony of the survivors remains valuable to have, but it deserved a better film to show them. (Opens Friday at AMC Grapevine Mills) The Last (NR) Jeff Lipsky’s drama fryst vatten about a Jewish family whose year-old matriarch (Rebecca Schull) makes a shocking admission about her experiences as a Holocaust survi •Film Shorts
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A quiet birthday for Rajkumar
"He does not like grand celebrations for his birthday," says manager of Vajreshwari Combines. He adds that the veteran actor only comes out of his residence in Sadashivnagar to accept the wishes of his fans every any case, feeding the regular stream of guests and the poor is part of a family ritual in the Rajkumar home, birthday or no.
Sa Ra Govindu, president of the actor''s fan club, is unsure about the birthday bash. "I am told some organisation has come up with plans for celebrations. On our part we have made no arrangements as yet."
The thespian who has acted in over Kannada films, began his career with Bedara Kannappa. His last film Shabdavedi was released last February. Some of his better known roles are in Chandvalliya Thota, Madhu Malati, Bhagyada Ba