Aan Tiwari honoured with Best Child Actor award for Baal ShivLatest News
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Varun Sharma, Mrighdeep Lamba open up about title 'Chutzpah'
Actor Varun Sharma and filmmaker Mrighdeep Lamba have revealed the reason behind their upcoming show title 'Chutzpah'.
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Rahul Ravindran posts pics for wife Chinmayi Sripada 'just for no reason'
Actor-director Rahul Ravindran, who is known for his work in Tamil and Telugu films, on Wednesday uploaded a series of pictures with his wife, singer Chinmayi Sripada, to cherish memories.
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Vidyut Jammwal's sequel of 'Khuda Haafiz' goes on floors
Actor Vidyut Jammwal has kickstarted the shoot of his upcoming film "Khuda Haafiz Chapter II: Agni Pariksha" in Mumbai on Thursday. The shooting schedule began with a small mahurat pooja here.
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D. Suresh Babu: As long as I know pulse of audience, I will last in business
Veteran producer D. Suresh Babu has been bankrolling films for 57 years now. He has seen styles of storytelling change, and new waves come and go.
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Veteran stage and film actor KTS Padannayil dead
Hugely popular stage, TV and film actor K.T.S. Padannayil passed away on Thursday at a private hospital, near here, said family sources.
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Manjot Singh on being known as 'Fukrey' actor: Feels like we have made it
He is best known as the innocent loverboy Lali in the "Fukrey" films. Manjot Singh feels proud of the fact, says being recognised as the fact of such a popular character makes him feel like he has made it.
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Actor Siddharth talks about his experience of working in 'Navarasa'
Filmmaker Rathindran R. Prasad has directed "Inmai" (emotion: fear) in "Navarasa". The upcoming OTT anthology that has nine stories based on the nine 'rasa' or human emotions. The film has actor Siddharth in the central role.
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Rakul Preet Singh: 'Naa dooja koi' is a romantic song from a girl's point of view
Actress Rakul Preet Singh appears in the music video of Jyotica Tangri's new song "Naa dooja koi". The video has crossed 25 million views on YouTube in less than a week, and the actress is happy that the song is catching up.
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'Sarpatta Paramabarai' director Pa. Ranjith opens up on research for the film
Tamil filmmaker Pa.Ranjith, who is known for delivering larger-than-life entertainers, recently released his new film "Sarpatta Parambarai" digitally. The film starring Arya narrates the tale of a clash between two clans against the backdrop of boxing. Th
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Bollywood and Tollywood wish fans Eid al-Adha on social media
Bollywood and Tollywood actors wished their fans Eid al-Adha on Wednesday. Several celebrities took to Instagram to wish their fans on auspicious occasion.
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Mika Singh: Rahul Vaidya really wanted Daler Mehndi to perform at his wedding
Punjabi singer Mika Singh says his brother Daler Mehndi was Rahul Vaidya's preferred choice for a performance at his wedding.
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Shor Police only Indian band to make it to 'Metallica Blacklist'
International metal band Metallica mark the 30th anniversary of their 1991 classic, "The Black Album", in 2021.
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Sonu Sood pens emotional note for late mother on her birth anniversary
Actor Sonu Sood took to social media on Wednesday to write an emotional note for his late mother on her birth anniversary, thanking her for the life lessons she had taught him.
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Writer Niren Bhatt on why Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor was cast in 'Ray'
Niren Bhatt reinterpreted an original short story of Satyajit Roy for the screen adaptation "Spotlight", one of the segments of the recent anthology, "Ray", starring Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor and Radhika Madan.
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'Samanantar' a philosophical-cum-horror 'anthology' of 4 hard-hitting stories: Niraj Kumar Mishra
Writer-director-producer Niraj Kumar Mishra, who has penned Baaghi 2, is all geared up for his feature directorial debut 'Samanantar' and revealed that it is a philosophical-cum-horror 'anthology' of four hard-hitting stories.
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Tanuj Virwani: Took some time to reboot my mind after shooting 'Tandoor'
Actor Tanuj Virwani has revealed how performing his character in the upcoming crime thriller series "Tandoor" had affected him emotionally.
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Top style divas of the small screen
You are what you wear. The proverb goes apt with television stars too, for they become style icons for what they wear on screen and fans love to follow their dresses, jewellery, hairstyles and other looks.
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Ethiopian, Indian movies bag top award at global culture film fest
An Ethiopian and an Indian film shared the top honours at the first international Culture Cinema Film Festival-2021 that concluded here on Wednesday, officials said.
