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change in behavior,
Charandas leaves his home for
hotels and
factory rest houses.
Lonely housewife Lalli accidentally meets Charandas in a
distraught state...
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Charanda is an
alcoholic spirit derived from sugarcane,
similar to rum.
Typically the
beverage is ****ociated with the
central portion of the
State of Michoacán...
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Charandas Chor (
Charandas the Thief) is a 1975 children's film by
noted director Shyam Benegal,
based on the
famous play by
Habib Tanvir,
which itself...
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Jyotsna Charandas Mahant is an
Indian politician. She was
elected to the Lok Sabha,
lower house of the
Parliament of
India from Korba,
Chhattisgarh in...
- 132–161.
Charandas (2001), Bhaktisagar, Mumbai:
Khemraj Srikrishnadas Prakashan Charandas, Astan****ogavarnan [Astanga Yoga of
Saint Charandas], Translated...
-
House of
Indian Parliament, the
Rajya Sabha (1972–1978). His play
Charandas Chor (
Charandas, The Thief) won him the
Fringe Firsts Award at
Edinburgh International...
- of the duo
forms the story.
Charandas is a
fledgling wrestler who
lives with Bhajandas.
According to Bhajandas,
Charandas should marry and
start a family...
- father's
friend Charandas and his wife Shanta, who had
their son go
missing as a child.
Years later,
Shobha is now
matured and
Charandas scouts for a suitable...
- Parvati, the
daughter of the village-head
Charandas. A zamindar,
Sangram Singh is an ****ociate of
Charandas and
together they are
engaged in criminal...
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previous year she had
already appeared in a
short role in
Shyam Benegal’s
Charandas Chor. In 1977, she
appeared in Amol
Palekar starrer Taxi-Taxie but the...
