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Veteran actress Meenakshi Seshadri announced her Bollywood comeback after 30 years in the US, relocating to Mumbai. She expressed eagerness for impactful roles in films and OTT projects, emphasizing passion over stardom, while thanking fans for their support

Actor Jackie Shroff said his openness towards people of all ages helps him connect with Gen Z audiences. Promoting The Great Grand Superhero, he described playing a superhero grandfather as relatable and refreshingly unique

Filmmaker Tigmanshu Dhulia said he will continue planning a biopic on Irrfan Khan and director K Asif, reflecting on their long friendship. At an event, he recalled their collaborations and unfinished films, celebrating Irrfan’s legacy in Indian cinema

Filmmaker David Dhawan’s classic comedies will be re-released by PVR INOX in a special festival. Celebrating his legacy, the event revisits iconic hits ahead of his new film release

Milind Soman said South Indian film industries offer a more relaxed and efficient working environment compared to Hindi cinema. The actor shared his experience while promoting Tamil web series 'Kaattaan', co-starring Vijay Sethupathi, releasing on JioHotstar

Imtiaz Ali unveiled the first look poster of his upcoming film Main Vaapas Aaunga, starring Diljit Dosanjh, Vedang Raina, Sharvari Wagh and Naseeruddin Shah. The romantic drama, with music by A. R. Rahman, is set for release on June 12, 2026

After a record-breaking theatrical run surpassing Rs 1,000 crore, Hindi blockbuster Dhurandhar has premiered on Netflix, marking a new phase for the film as it reaches global audiences in multiple languages following its massive box office and pop-culture success 

Superstar singer Arijit Singh has announced his retirement from playback singing, shocking fans across the country. In a social media post, he thanked listeners for their love and support, calling his journey “wonderful”.

At the Kerala Literature Festival, actor Prakash Raj said mainstream Hindi cinema has lost its roots, becoming fake and money-driven. He praised Malayalam and Tamil films for strong storytelling, social themes and young filmmakers addressing real issues 

Dharmendra recalled that he received only Rs 51 as the signing amount for his first film after producer T.M. Bihari and his associate emptied their pockets. The actor also credited director Arjun Hingorani for providing him food, shelter and early support in Mumbai

Dharmendra, one of Hindi cinema’s most enduring stars, blended machismo, sensitivity and charm through a 65-year career spanning over 300 films. From “Satyakam” to “Sholay” and “Rocky Aur Rani”, he remained relevant across eras until his passing at 89

A young Dharmendra once walked uninvited into Dilip Kumar’s home in 1952, driven by starstruck admiration. The moment startled the legendary actor but eventually led to a warm bond, as Dharmendra later met him again after winning the Filmfare talent contest

A look at ten of the most memorable songs from Dharmendra’s 65-year film career, reflecting his effortless shift between romance, friendship, humour and heartbreak. These timeless melodies continue to define his legacy as one of Bollywood’s most versatile stars

Dharmendra’s career spans more than 300 films, with performances ranging from romantic leads to intense dramas and action-packed roles. This list highlights ten standout films that showcase his unmatched versatility and enduring legacy in Indian cinema

Veteran Bollywood icon Dharmendra has passed away at 89 in Mumbai. Recently discharged from Breach Candy Hospital, he had been critically ill. Celebrated for over six decades of cinematic excellence and 300+ films, he was among Hindi cinema’s most successful and beloved stars

Ram Gopal Varma’s 1995 classic Rangeela returns to theatres under Ultra Media’s Ultra Rewind initiative, celebrating 30 years. Varma called the film a symbol of aspiration, while Urmila Matondkar described it as a “timeless feeling” that continues to captivate audiences.

Prithviraj Sukumaran, riding high on Sarzameen’s success, says Hindi cinema’s slump is temporary. The actor believes every industry faces ups and downs and stresses the importance of trusting audiences and making authentic films rather than designing “projects.”

Jaaved Jaaferi revealed he designed his iconic 'Dhamaal' character’s look and voice, including the lisp and posture. On Farah Khan’s show, he also shared how the dance show 'Boogie Woogie' got its name from a favourite childhood song.

Rajkummar talks about why he would choose films like ‘Shahid’, ‘Maalik’, and ‘Newton’

During the global promotions of ‘Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning’, Tom shared his memorable experiences and affection for Indian culture, cinema, and people