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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

Released 30 years ago, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge remains an iconic love story of Raj and Simran. Set across Europe and Punjab, the film blends tradition, romance, and nostalgia, continuing to enchant audiences at Maratha Mandir and beyond

At the 71st National Film Awards in New Delhi, President Droupadi Murmu emphasised cinema’s transformative power beyond entertainment, calling it a tool to awaken societal consciousness and nurture sensitivity among citizens. She praised the growing diversity in Indian cinema and the emergence of women-centric narratives tackling social taboos and patriarchy.

Mollywood superstar Mohanlal has been named the recipient of the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award 2023 for his outstanding contribution to Indian cinema. With a career spanning over four decades and more than 400 films across multiple languages, Mohanlal’s versatility and dedication have earned him national acclaim.

Filmmaker Guru Dutt demolished his Pali Hill bungalow on his birthday, calling it a source of sorrow instead of sanctuary. Haunted by depression and a troubled marriage, the house symbolized emotional turmoil. Dutt died a year later in 1964

Six months after his passing, Shyam Benegal’s legacy lives on through his socially conscious cinema. A pioneer of parallel cinema with deep roots in Hyderabad, Benegal crafted films that explored caste, class, and gender with unmatched realism and resonance.

Uppu Kappurambu is a Telugu satirical comedy set in a 1990s village struggling with a bizarre issue—no burial space. Keerthy Suresh plays a new female village head who, alongside a quirky caretaker, navigates resistance, chaos, and comedy

Can’t allow mobs and vigilantes to take over the streets, Justice Bhuyan tell Karnataka government’s counsel and directs him to file a response on the matter by June 18

Though sometimes go unnoticed, these single-take shots hold an intensity that grapples people’s attention and turn it into an unforgettable experience

Rajasthan has rolled out the red carpet for Indian cinema's finest for IIFA's historic silver jubilee celebration in Jaipur, scheduled to take place in March

The post from the Chiranjeevi comes after he was recognised as one of the cultural icons of Indian cinema, and was inducted into the advisory board of World Audio Visual Entertainment (WAVES)

With over 500 titles in the library and expected to expand beyond 1,000, ScreenIT enables audiences to browse, book, and promote movies at their own discretion. It also gives audiences the opportunity to relive classics and fan favourites

Across India, fans express their admiration in unique ways, but no one celebrates quite like the Telugu and Tamil film industries.

Mumbai: Days after the death of filmmaker Shyam Benegal, his frequent collaborators and friends Shabana Azmi and Naseeruddin Shah fondly recalled his “wide, warm smile” and how he remained dedicated to his creative vision till the end. At a memorial service at Y B Chavan Centre in south Mumbai on Saturday, several film industry people, […]

Allu Arjun addressed a large crowd at the event, entertaining them with his efforts in Hindi. He said, "My salute to the land of Bihar. This is my first time here, and I’m deeply touched by your warm welcome and love. Pushpa never bows down, but today, for the first time, Pushpa bows to your love. I’m truly grateful for the affection you’ve shown us, and 'thank you' doesn’t seem enough. I bow my head in respect to all of you."

Incident came to light when two unidentified men duped an Ahmedabad bullion trader using fake notes featuring the Bollywood actor instead of Mahatma Gandhi

The ten-day festival, which will begin on August 25, will also host a retrospective of his iconic films, celebrating his remarkable journey in the film industry.

A restored 4K version of ‘Manthan (The Churning)’, Shyam Benegal’s 1976 film about the creation of India’s first dairy cooperative in a Gujarat village, lit up the screen at Salle Bunuel.

Following the release of the teaser that caught the rage and the mass posters, the fans and the audience were waiting for the trailer to be released.

Leo, Thalapathy Vijay, and Lokesh Kanagaraj's second collaboration is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films this year in Indian cinema.