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The event took place at the Sofitel hotel in Bandra-Kurla Complex in the western suburbs of Mumbai.
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Shyam Benegal passed into the ages on December 23, leaving behind a rich legacy. We look back at some interesting moments from his life.
Bollywood stars added glamour to the second edition of MAMI Select, held in Mumbai on April 15.
A special screening of Gurinder Chadha's new film Partition: 1947 was held in a theatre in Mumbai.
'It's far-fetched to say that human thinking will become subservient.'
De Niro is in India for Tehelka's Think Festival in Goa, which begins later this week. This is the actor's first visit to India.
Yami goes Dhoom Dhaam... Nidhhi shows us her vanity room...Shabana and her ladies...
'It's really creditable to these guys who said, "You can do what you want. We are not going to replace her".'
'Once in a while, I flirt with the idea of direction.' 'If I direct, it will be a human story that touches me.' 'I'm nervous of forcing myself into making a socially relevant film.'
Singer-actress Sulakshana Pandit, 71, passed into the ages on November 6 after a prolonged illness. Besides her acting roles, she leaves behind some beautiful songs to remember her by.
Dharmendra's demise means the loss of one of the biggest icons ever in the Hindi film firmament.
'Look after your own mother before looking after your neighbour's mother.' 'I don't believe in starving my own mother and feeding sweets to the neighbours.'
Shilpa gets sweaty... Huma meets Jared... Disha performs in Dubai...
Dinesh Raheja celebrates Lata's 96th birth anniversary on September 28 by picking some choice examples of her non-typical songs that are tinged with a rare eroticism.
Rashmika's thought for the day... Shalini falls in love...Vicky takes Chhaava to Jaipur...
Sweet surprises are made of actors best known for their dramatics taking us by surprise by shaking a leg on screen.
Joining Junaid Khan, Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor is Suchitra Krishnamoorthy and Shekhar Kapur's daughter, Kaveri, who will make her acting debut with the film Bobby Aur Rishi Ki Love Story.
'...Shyam had not given me the roles he did.'
Actors, directors and admirers mourned legendary filmmaker Shyam Benegal on Saturday evening.
'They had asked for no monetary compensation but for her apology in writing.'
Disha gets glamorous... Sunny is a Punjabi kudi... Trisha holidays in Japan...
'With his passing, Indian cinema has lost its most undaunted voice, a voice of unsettling truths, a window to history, a school of filmmaking.'
'If you don't have a discussion, there is no meaning to any film.' 'I hope Haq will come in that category that you like a lot.'
'I don't think Waheeda had the confidence that I could pull it off, so she said no.'
The actress still cannot get over the tragic news.
Aamir Khan wants everyone to watch son Junaid's big screen debut film, Loveyapa, and has been hosting multiple screenings for his friends and colleagues.
Even as Anil Kapoor is promoting Dil Dhadakne Do, his film with Zoya Akhtar, Shabana Azmi is working in the Sonam Kapoor-starrer Neerja
The Roshans and their friends celebrated the success of the Netflix docu-series with a grand party over the weekend.
It was Shabana Azmi who gave him Mr Perfectionist tag.
The bond between Bollywood's siblings is there for all to see. While some may not not worked together, they promote and support each other just as strongly.
'That a song can carry the weight of a people's dreams and move hearts across the world.' On Bhupen Hazarika's 99th birth anniversary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pays rich tribute to the legendary singer and composer.
Like every year, Shabana Azmi and Javed Akhtar hosted a Holi party at their Mumbai home, Janki Kutir, and invited family and friends over.
Film folk attended the screening of Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal's festival film Girls Will Be Girls at PVR theatre in Juhu, a northwest suburb of Mumbai. You can watch this film on Amazon Prime Video.
After finding a way into the movies and into our hearts, Sridevi has found a place on Mumbai's streets as well.
'More than the shooting dabbas which we take with us, it's about what's going in their school dabbas.'
'I don't know how long cinema will survive.'
Just two actors on stage capturing love, jealousy, possessiveness, class issues and guilt in 90 minutes... a highly entertaining musical set in 19th century Paris. Arthur J Pais/Rediff.com reports from New York on Love Letters and Can-Can.
