Sushilkumar Agrawal

Later this week a city businessman will launch a web portal that is a virtual museum for collectors of coins, banknotes and stamps in India.

A well-heeled family from tony neighborhood of New Delhi travels from the city through dusty roads that lead into the village in Haryana, far out and buried in the debris of the past.

The special day-long film festival will revisit the magic of evergreen jubilee hits from the 1950s-1970s – Mr & Mrs 55, Pyaasa, Aradhana and Kati Patang - on the big screen

The little blue bill, the one rupee note, marks its centenary on November 30. The note is cherished during auspicious rituals when people present Rs 11, Rs 51 or Rs 101 as token payment. The government had stopped printing India’s smallest banknote in 1994 but resumed it on public demand in 2015.

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A common perception in the movie industry is that Marathi movies may be bringing in the awards, but has some catching up to do when it comes to luring movie-goers to theatres.

Dangal was released across some 9,000 theatres in China in the first week of May. The film has reportedly collected close to Rs 1,500 crore from the country.

Mintage World has launched "Endangered Parrots of the World on Stamps, Coins and Banknotes," a coffee table book showcasing threatened parrot species through global currency and stamps. Priced at ₹999 and available on multiple platforms, this collectible uses IUCN data to highlight conservation needs.

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, whose 1995 blockbuster 'Rangeela' will be returning to the silver screen as its clocked 30 years in Hindi cinema, said that for him the film "stood for aspiration" and said that the re-release is a chance for a new generation understand that it was a shift in the "way we looked at that genre" of movies.

Guru Dutt's 'Restored in India' film will play in the 'Classics' section; plans for a worldwide re-release in 2016.

Revenue from 'overseas theatricals', as a part of overall film industry proceeds, has risen from Rs 760 cr in 2012 to nearly Rs 1,100 cr in 2016, as per KPMG report.