Rajasthan's royal architecture and striking landscapes are a hot favourite among tourists and film-makers. Its majestic beauty and history has coloured many a movies and their visuals to unforgettable effect.
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Check out the winners of the 63rd National Film Awards.
There are several women-centric movies set to release post lockdown, and most of them are quite quirky.
Here's taking a closer look at the three Diwali releases that you could be spending your monies on.
As Parineeti Chopra brings Saina Nehwal's story on screen, Joginder Tuteja takes a look at how well Bollywood's sports movies have done at the box office.
Five reasons to watch the film. And another five not to.
Bollywood producer Jhammu Sugandh passed away this morning. The veteran filmmaker, who was in his late 50s, suffered a brain haemorrhage last night and was admitted at a Juhu hospital, in the Western suburb of Mumbai.
Black is a badly made film with the most uninspiring performances and technical work.
'I don't let it affect my life because otherwise, we will go mad.'
The Bollywood legend choreographed more than 2,000 songs.
'My father may not be there for me the way he is for Taimur but that doesn't make me feel any less special.'
By the time they turned 40, Prithviraj Kapoor had done about 50 films, Raj Kapoor about 46 films and Rishi Kapoor about 80 films. As Ranbir Kapoor turns 40, Deepa Gahlot explores the Kapoors cinematic landscape to find out where the young actor stands in comparison to his great grandfather, grandfather and father.
Parzaan Dastur, the small Sikh boy we loved in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, has grown up to become an actor of substance. After starring in the brilliant Parzania, Parzaan is looking forward to his next film, Sikandar, directed by Piyush Jha.
'When it comes to interpretation of history, you can disagree with him, but at least allow the film to release.' 'By asking for a ban, you are creating an atmosphere where nobody will attempt films on Indian history.'
Raza Murad has featured in over 500 movies till date, and he's not slowing down anytime soon.
'What Raamlaxmanji did with Sooraj Barjatyaji in Maine Pyar Kiya and Hum Aapke Hain Koun was beyond a miracle.'
After Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, it's time for another magnum opus to spread its wings into the regional market.
The senior advocate told the media that Sushant's three sisters -- Priyanka, Mitu and Rani -- told him that they are extremely pained by the negative and false campaign related to his mental health which has been started by some news channels
The film faces opposition from fringe Rajput groups, who allege that it distorts history and show Queen Padmavati in "poor light".
This time it is Aamir Khan. What got Big B's goat was Aamir's rather unflattering comments on Amitabh's Black.
'No country has a richer history than India. We cannot let someone twist our history.'
Kohli's repy to Bhansali's comment on Koffee With Karan.
The production company sent a missive to Shree Rajput Karni Sena and Shree Rajput Sabha Bhawan, its leaders claimed but alleged that the move was only a ploy "aimed at fooling".
'If the film is not released, there will be a loss of only Rs 200 crore.' 'But if it is released, for many years the soul and pride of our nation will be sold.'
Tamasha, meanwhile, has been postponed to March 2016.
Ranbir is the son of Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh and, more importantly, the grandson of showman Raj Kapoor, while Sonam is Anil Kapoor's daughter.
The film has many an interesting nugget about it.
B K Modi will co-host the India Splendor event to celebrate India@60.
The stars, who were last seen in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, will come together for Vipul Shah's London Dreams. This time, the screen love of their lives will not be Aishwarya Rai but Priyanka Chopra.
Sukanya Verma lets her imagination fly on how the bride will look on her big day!
A peek at Ranveer-Deepika's photo album.
White is pure. White is powerful. And our movies just love to channelise its immaculate energy and enhance a visual's impact.
The overseas market for Indian films continues to be growing rapidly.
Monsoon is here, and time to bring out the chhatris.
