'6 shooters went to kill Dawood in Pakistan...' IMAGE: A 40-year-old photograph of Dawood Ibrahim. There are no recent photographs of India's most wanted fugitive. Photograph: Rediff Archives ......
'The Pakistan establishment keeps him well protected.' IMAGE: Fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim. Photograph: Rediff Archives Author S Hussain Zaidi has just published his latest book From Dubai To......
'He decides who will be Pakistan's prime minister, president, even provincial chief ministers.' Illustration: Dominic Xavier/Rediff Author S Hussain Zaidi has just published his latest book......
Former Maharashtra MLA and Nationalist Congress Party leader Zeeshan Siddique on Monday claimed he has received a death threat via emails warning he would be "killed the same way" as his father......
The 1993 Mumbai bombings were a series of 12 coordinated explosions across the city on March 12, 1993, killing 257 people and injuring hundreds. Masterminded by Dawood Ibrahim with help from Tiger......
IMAGE: Emraan Hashmi. Photograph: Afsar Dayatar/Rediff Would you rather watch a film on Dawood Ibrahim or Swami Vivekananda? Director Vishal Bhardwaj, known for his gangster films like Maqbool and......
The gangster saga Nayakan not only earned Mani Ratnam's reputation as a great director, the dubbed version of the film also did well in Mumbai, so much so that Feroz Khan's Hindi remake, Dayavan,......
'D Company is the asli Mumbai saga.' IMAGE: A scene from D Company. Photograph: Kind courtesy Ram Gopal Varma/Instagram Ram Gopal Varma is all set to release his latest film D Company on March 26,......
'D Company is obviously not a registered company, but the way he organised it, with his kind of vision, which finished the Pathan gang and the older members.' IMAGE: Ashwat Kanth, who plays......
'I have always been attracted to the dark side of human beings.' Photograph: Kind courtesy Ram Gopal Varma/Instagram Ram Gopal Varma, who directed gangster movies like Satya, Company, Satya 2, D,......
'They only had to 'fix' a few players here and there and share the money. That was all. In the black world of crime, match-fixing had come to be known as 'white-collar business'.' IMAGE: For......