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'Paranthas' and 'kebabs' are what he liked the most during his first visit toLudhiana, said renowned theatre artist and Bollywood actor, Mohan Agashe.

A play, considered a modern classic of Hindi literature, ‘Adhe Adhure’ by Mohan Rakesh, will be staged at Tagore Theatre on July 29.

On September 3, Ludhiana would play host to 'Adhe Adhure' (The Incomplete Ones), a Hindi comedy play produced and directed by Lillete Dubey.

Very few plays are significant even 40 years after they have first been written and dramatised. Adhe Adhure, a 1969 drama written by Mohan Rakesh, which won the Sangeet Natak Akademi award, has once again been revisited by Lillete Dubey.

ETimes sat down with Lillete Dubey for an exclusive interview where she opened up about why the play has a special place in her heart, why youngsters are using theatres as a stepping stone to Bollywood and more.

Anurag Kashyap's 'Raman Raghav 2.0' premiered in Cannes Directors' Fortnight to a rousing reception. The dark, disturbing neo-noir thriller is part of the parallel Directors' Fortnight, one of the more exciting sections at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.

ETimes got in touch with her for an exclusive interview where she spilled the beans on people’s reaction to the series, drawing inspiration from real life for her character and actors she loved working with on the show.