In what at times felt like a punishingly long recap of things everybody already knew, the revelation – apparently unearthed here for the first time – that David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston battled with debilitating yet unconsummated crushes on each other felt like actual news. Read News

The keyword here is 'Mummy', so they needed to come up with a cracker of a mother figure to bring alive the gig. "Jai Mummy Di", as the posters and promos grandly announced, serves up not one but two mummyjis for the sake of its plot. With veterans Supriya Pathak and Poonam Dhillon playing out the mummyjis, you'd think very little can possibly go wrong. Read News

For a 160-minute celebration of recycled kitsch that is vying to be the year's biggest blockbuster, simply pleasing Salman Khan's hardcore fan base may not be enough -- especially when there is a killing to be made in the Christmas season against a rumoured 90-crore budget. So, "Dabangg 3 opens well beyond the superstar's familiar turf, in three languages -– Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada -- besides the original Hindi versiRead News

Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar on Monday took to Twitter to clarify that he had earlier "accidentally" liked a tweet by Jamia Millia Islamia University students. EvenRead News

Rajkummar Rao also tweeted, ""Main aur Nushrat Ab Maarenge Chhalaang! Our next film directed by @mehtahansal sir is now named "Chhalaang”. See you in theatres on 31st Jan, 2020!@ChhalaangFilm @NushratBharucha@mehtahansal @ajaydevgn @luv_ranjan @gargankur@itsBhushanKumar @ADFFilms@LuvFilms @TSeries.”Read News

Ever since Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar announced that he is set to give up his Canadian passport and resume Indian citizenship, netizens have been having a field day with reactions. "Akshay Kumar changed his citizenship from Indian to Canadian just because he gave 14 flops (laughing emoji) Aur Ye Hume Deshbhakti Seekhayenge," one wrote about Akshay, who has lately delivered several hits in the genre of patriotic films.Read News

"Parmanu - The Story of Pokhran" is on India's 1998 nuclear tests. The subjects may seem fit for documentaries, but actor John Abraham - the common factor as the producer of the films - says his motive is to make commercially entertaining, engaging and non-formulaic cinema. Read News

Salman Khan, without a doubt, is the biggest box office draw in India today. The 52-year-old star has delivered one blockbuster after another in the last decade or so with films such as the Ek Tha Tiger and its sequel Tiger Zinda Hai, the Dabangg franchise, Sultan, Bajrangi Bhaijaan and many more.Read News

Shashi Kapoor was one of the earliest actors who boldly ventured internationally when no one else was attempting to. He was also amongst the first Bollywood personalities to support independent theatre and cinema which were so reliant on state patronage in those times—by establishing Prithvi Theatre and his production house Film Valas. Read News

"Padmavati", in a sense, is a neighbourhood story. My village, Mustafabad, happens to be in Rae Bareli, which embraces numerous Chishtiya Sufi shrines or places where the saints spent some time, including Khwaja Ashraf Jehangir Semnani, the saint Malik Mohammad Jaisi, the author of "Padmavat", was devoted to. Jaisi would faint at the controversy surrounding his masterpiece.Read News