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One of the most delightful features about the ongoing Doha Tribeca Film Festival was the panels, and there were several with each as gripping as the other. There were couple of sessions with Indian di...
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At a time when Bollywood boasts of Rs 100 crore films more often than not, a struggling filmmaker has done the Hindi film industry proud with the first ever zero budget movie. Tejas Padia, who hails f...
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Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza has decline an offer of a cameo role in a Bollywood high-cast movie saying it is not her cup of tea. India’s tennis sensation, wife of Pakistan Cricket star, told l...
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India's tennis sensation Sania Mirza declines a cameo role in a Bollywood movie recently. She tells us that she was very recently approached for a cameo in a Bollywood film, which she promptly ref...
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"In Bollywood, the opportunities for female actresses is very minimum. There's not much choice for us except to be safe and look pretty and do some nice dance numbers," Bipasha told IANS...
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After India rejected her covered-up, ramp debut, she’s back doing what she does best. Now, that her first film ‘Jism2’ is out of the way, adult movie star Sunny Leone is working extr...
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Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor is expected to join the bandwagon of celebrities who have endorsed traffic safety initiatives in Delhi. She is expected to join Delhi Traffic Police in advising two-whee...
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Aamir Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Saif Ali Khan, Akshay Kumar, Emraan Hashmi, Ranbir Kapoor – they have all been doing it from the very beginning. And now even Shahrukh Khan, much to our surprise, did...
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Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan credits late filmmaker Yash Chopra as a major reason why she stepped into the film industry, and says he will always remain special to her. “Yashji is very special...
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This one is for die-hard fans of the Bollywood masala genre. There is larger-than-life herogiri, gravity-defying maar-dhaad, cheesy dialogue-baazi and a happy ending. Son of Sardaar opens with a song ...
