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From Salaam Bombay! to Paan Singh Tomar, his has been a really inspiring underdog story – one that has now reached Hollywood. After Slumdog Millionaire, The Namesake and Life of Pi, he has becom...
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Mr India’s revered villain Mogambo (Amrish Puri) is back. Both the character and the actor are no more now, but it seems they have risen from the dead to take revenge on Mr India aka Arun (Anil ...
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Actor Ashish Vidyarthi, who is famous for his negative roles, is happy that Bollywood's most famous villain Pran will be honoured with the prestigious Dada Saheb Phalke award. "Yes, it's ...
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Newbie Shraddha Kapoor, daughter of actor Shakti Kapoor, says she did not like her father playing a villain in films. Shakti Kapoor played negative roles in films like 'Rocky', 'Qurbani...
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In its first scene, set at the Funkytown Disco in Bombay — year: 1983 — “Himmatwala” loads on the period markers, with quick nods to Michael Jackson, Madonna and, of course, th...
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Often Bollywood actors detest the stereotypical tag of being termed a character-actor. But turns out actor Prashant Narayanan is not one of them. The Kerala-born, who was last seen playing a villain i...
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Salman Khan has a new kind of mean machine. The superstar, who has almost single-handedly redefined action films in Bollywood, will be seen using a special kind of metal ball to beat the villains in h...
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India Inc is upset that its tallest icons, from the Tatas to the Birlas and Ambanis, have become Bollywood’s new target of hate. A song from the still-to-be-released Prakash Jha flick titled Cha...
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He’s already struck gold playing a don in films like Salman Khan’s Wanted (2009) and Ajay Devgn’s Singham (2011). That’s probably why the makers of Sher, starring Sanjay Dutt, ...
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Jab jab Mogambo khush hota tha, tab tab the audience would anticipate something evil to happen in the story. There was a time, when villains like Dr Dang, Gabbar Singh and Shakaal dominated the villai...
