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A superstar giving a much younger colleague the cold shoulder isn't unheard of in B'town, but boy were we surprised when the super chivalrous Shah Rukh Khan snubbed Sonakshi Sinha at an awards...
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Yash Chopra, 80, passed away this evening after battling dengue for over a week. The veteran filmmaker was admitted to Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai, after being diagnosed with the disease few days ago. H...
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About a week ago we woke up to Shahrukh Khan candidly confessing on a microblogging site, “I am a big James Bond fan. always wanted to play a character like him… but am told… I am ...
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“I met Shah Rukh first, but Gauri was always my friend. With him (Shahrukh) it was never friendship, but reverence. Gauri was my pal, my friend, my lifeline and nothing can ever change that. Wit...
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Ravi Indulkar was Shahrukh’s trusted make-up man for a decade and also did the superstar’s make-up for the upcoming film Jab Tak Hai Jaan. Ravi hadn’t been doing well lately and was ...
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That Rani Mukerji has been spending quality time with the Chopras, especially Aditya Chopra, is known to all. So it didn’t come as a surprise to us when we heard that Ms Mukerji went out of her ...
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Rani Mukherjee and Vidya Balan very close at one time. But as they say nothing is permanent in Bollywood. Their friendship too did not last long. Recently, Rani Mukherjee took a dig at Aishwarya Rai B...
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Diwali is one of the favourite times of Bollywood. It doesn’t only pose a great time to have Teen patti parties at home but also a great opportunity to make some quick bucks. Every year people j...
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Karan Johar, perhaps, for the first time in his directorial career has done a movie completely with new actors. His ‘Student Of The Year’ slated to release this Friday has newcomers Varun ...
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Rani Mukherjee's joy at her performance in her new film Aiyyaa being so well-received was cut shot when Yash Chopra was admitted into hospital on Saturday for an attack of dengue fever. According ...
