Preity Zinta

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3572553.stm. ISBN 0233993827. Zinta also writes monthly columns for BBC South Asia. Andre Deutsch LTD. http://filmfareawards.indiatimes.com/articleshow/512087.cms. Ronnie Barker: The Authorised Biography. She also won herself another Filmfare Award but this time for Best Actress in the Popular Awards category. McCabe, Bob (1998).

In the year of 2003, she won many awards for her dull role, Naina for the film, Kal Ho Naa Ho. ISBN 0340591048. Zinta has never turned to vulgar roles or a skin-show. Trafalgar Square Publishing. She is currently at the top of the list of Bollywood actresses. Dancing in the Moonlight: My Early Years. Mil Gaya" and "Kal Ho Na Ho". Barker,Ronnie (1994).

In 2003, Zinta had two smash hits films, "Koi.. ISBN 0283073349. Born in Shimla, after earning a degree in criminal psychology, Zinta's began her career as a model, television anchor, and commercial actress before breaking into cinema in 1998 with her role in Dil Se, for which she won a Filmfare award (Best Female Debut). Sidgwick & Jackson. Preity Zinta (born 31 January 1975) is an Indian actress. All I Ever Wrote: The Complete Works of Ronnie Barker. Dil Se (1998). Barker,Ronnie (2001).

Soldier (1998). In 2004, he was given a special BAFTA award and announced that he would make new episodes of The Two Ronnies with Ronnie Corbett. Sangharsh (1999). This was followed up by a role in the film My House in Umbria 2003. Kya Kehna (1999). Barker has made occasional TV appearances since his retirement, most notably to play Winston Churchill's butler - a 'straight' role, but with opportunities for comic asides - in the BBC drama The Gathering Storm 2002. Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega (1999). His other credits include the (almost) silent films Futtock's End, The Picnic and By The Sea, the sit-coms His Lordship Entertains and Clarence, the plays Rub A Dub Dub and Mum, and the LP A Pint of Old and Filthy.

Mission Kashmir (2000). He provided a good deal of the sketches and songs for The Two Ronnies, and contributed material to many other radio and TV shows - often under a variety of assumed names (most famously 'Gerald Wiley'), so that his work would be considered on merit. Farz (2001). He is also an accomplished comedy writer. Chori Chori Chupke Chupke (2001). Both Porridge and Open All Hours originated as part of the Seven of One series. Dil Chahta Hai (2001). Jason apeared in several episodes of Porridge, and co-starred as the assistant to Barker's stuttering shopkeeper in the sitcom Open All Hours, written by Roy Clarke (who also wrote Last of the Summer Wine).

Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke (2001). Both he and Jason are widely recognised as having an excellent sense of comic timing and delivery, which accounts for their enduring popularity. Dil Hai Tumhara (2002). On television, he wrote and performed many satirical skits in The Frost Report, and starred with David Jason as a bumbling aristocrat in the sit-com Hark at Barker. The Hero (2003). His first radio appearance was in 1956; he went on to play a variety of minor characters in The Navy Lark, a navy based sit-com on the BBC Light Programme (still available on tape and frequently rerun on BBC 7). Armaan (2003). He then worked as an actor and assistant stage manager with the Manchester Repertory Company, but was soon spotted by Sir Peter Hall who gave him a West End role.

Mil Gaya (2003). In 1993 Barker dedicated his autobiography to Shelley, whom he called one of the "three wise men who directed my career; without men like these, there would be no theatre.". Koi.. The two appeared together there, in Ben Travers's A Cuckoo in the Nest and, subsequently, in a number of other venues and roles. Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003). His began his showbusiness career when he left his safe job in an Oxford bank to join the city's Playhouse Theatre, then under the actor-management of Frank Shelley. Lakshya (2004). His skills as a character actor, his love for and facility with the English language, and his gift for comedy have made him a well-loved performer.