Aftab Shivdasani on his new film, Koi Aap Sa.
'The LTTE were the pioneers of that.'
Dominic Xavier offers his take on how Sachin Pilot is keeping everyone guessing about his future move.
Madhavan talks about 3 Idiots and his fast-paced life.
'The Pakistanis called the US state department and said we agree with India on peace.' 'It was then that US President Donald Trump jumped in and took credit for the ceasefire.'
'If you make a film for Bihar and UP, Mumbai audiences reject it and vice versa.'
When I approached Shah Rukh, my palms were sweaty. I didn't know what to say to him. But there is\n\nalways a first time.
'Even known names and social media handles went berserk by stating that Karachi has been attacked and an F-16 was shot down.'
'Sushant Singh Rajput threw Rhea Chakraborty out of his house six days before he died.'
'The new Waqf bill sows the seed for conflict in every town and village of India.'
Ranveer Allahbadia found an easy way of asking questions which made sense to him and his team. No counter-questions or finding out the 'Why?' from the celebrity he was speaking to. The 'Why?' was buried and forgotten in Ranveer's shows, observes Syed Firdaus Ashraf.
'He should be made an example of so that others will follow the law.'
'If Pakistan has fired one bullet at us then we have to respond by firing 10 bullets at them. It is our right to do so.'
Bobby Deol talks about his next film, Ab Tumhare
Shaheed Maqbool Sherwani changed the course of Indian history forever, but himself lies forgotten in the town he saved.
'We in Kashmir will ensure that this kind of incident does not happen again.'
'All senior Muslim leaders of the BJP are left behind.' 'Doodh mein se makhi jaisey nikaal dete hain.'
Syed Firdaus Ashraf feels director Omung Kumar shares too much in the trailer of his upcoming film, Bhoomi.
A sixth of AAP's 67 MLAs in Delhi are either out on bail or behind bars in cases ranging from domestic abuse to sexual harassment, to desecration of holy books, to corruption charges.
It's a different Srinagar from what Rediff.com's Syed Firdaus Ashraf encountered 24 years ago. Tourists throng the Kashmir Valley post-Article 370, azaadi appears dead, and everyone says one man is responsible for this change, so what if his poster is nowhere to be seen.