Can you feel the love in the air ? Hawayein, the magical love song from the movie Jab Harry Met Sejal is here and it makes us all experience love like never before! Hawayein' is the most intimate song between Harry and Sejal in the Film.
Read moreGet behind the scenes with Sakshi Tanwar who shares her journey of playing the role of Daya Kaur in Dangal. Over the years, Sakshi is known for her roles of a doting mother, a loyal wife and a favourite daughter in law on Television
Read moreThe Baby Doll team is back and they again have another winner - Luv Letter. The Kanika Kapoor and Meet Bros’s Luv Letter from the movie The Legend of Michael Mishra has gone viral on the internet.
Read moreWith a weird name like "Mirror Game: Ab Khel Shuru", one's expectations from this film are rather very low. But director Vijit Sharma has such a unique approach to the familiar material that the cliches are irrelevant and the film takes you by surprise.
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In the midst of Bigg Boss 17’s sizzling drama, a wave of controversy has engulfed the lives of influencers like Munawar and Nazila. Following a series of revelations, Munawar Faruqui found himself cornered and had finally called out Nazila. Accused her being cheating and abusive behavior to defend himself. In response, Nazila has taken to Instagram to […]
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India's premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Thursday was named the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Cricketer of the Year, while Test skipper Virat Kohli was chosen to lead the ODI Team of the Year.
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"Visaranai", helmed by filmmaker Vetrimaaran, stars Dinesh, Samuthirakani, Ajay Ghosh and Kishore.
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The first half of "Mubarakana" is a breezy laugh-a-minute riot, the second half tends to be a bit melodramatic and preachy. As the film opens, we are informed that twins, Karan and Charan, both played by Arjun Kapoor are separated at birth. Not simply destined, but absolutely required to, by the bylaws of the Bollywood 'Code of Cliches'.
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The popular awards are worthless and useless. They are big marketing events with no substance. A glaring omission was my film "OMG - Oh My God!" which didn't get any nominations in the popular awards. And there are innumerable such sins of omission. Awards are as useless as a tail on a teddy bear. Image result for paresh rawal Subhash Ghai: Popular awards lost their credibility long ago when they were turned into star-studded stage shows and commercial events for television channels. Filmfare was the first awards function to turn commercial when they tied up with a gutka brand. The rest followed. Earlier, all the awards were for excellence and not for commercial branding. Unlike the Oscars, which we still respect for maintaining authenticity, I attend our popular awards in the spirit of a festive gathering. I only feel excited when I see the awards for best debutants. That means we have new talent coming in. Image result for subhash ghai Saurabh Shukla: There are too many awards. And an excess of anything leads to boredom. If you eat too much chocolate, the craving is replaced by nausea. You can't get excited about Holi if you had to play it seven times a year. Awards are a celebration of talent. If you have too many choices they are no longer exciting.
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