Anil Kapoor celebrated 27 years of Subhash Ghai’s Taal, recalling his role as Vikrant Kapoor as one of his fondest memories. The actor said the film’s music and story continue to connect with audiences, while Ghai hinted at a sequel
As Karma completes 40 years, Anil Kapoor recalled working with legendary actor Dilip Kumar and director Subhash Ghai, describing the experience as “intimidating and inspiring”. He also celebrated the 1986 blockbuster's enduring popularity and musical legacy.
In his latest Instagram post, Ghai expressed his commitment to delivering unique and engaging narratives that will bring a new wave of excitement to the industry, aiming to redefine the cinematic experience for viewers.
Talking about the film, which will be screened at the Red Lorry Film Festival, the filmmaker told IANS: “‘Karz’ has always been returning to me year on year through young kids, youth in general and young film makers because of its musical narrative, story plot and performances. It is still a prime film in our library of 42 films in Mukta arts. It's always as new as today.”
Released on August 13, 1999, 'Taal' received rave reviews for the performance of the ensemble cast, also starring Amrish Puri, Alok Nath, Mita Vashisth and Saurabh Shukla
Hyderabad: If there’s one name synonymous with ‘blockbuster’ in the history of Indian cinema it is none other than Subhash Ghai. The brilliant director, producer is an institution within himself and carries a rich legacy of blockbuster hits such as ‘Ram Lakhan’, ‘Pardes’, to name a few. All his films are known to complete a […]
