Anurag Verma, Deputy News Editor, leads Buzz at News18.com. He likes cricket, Bollywood, and memes.
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Hum Aapke Hai Koun which is now commonly known as a three-hour-long marriage video, had captured the imagination of cinegoers across generations.
From playing supporting roles in the initial phase of his career in films to being part of multi-starrers, to playing the lead in films– Khanna’s filmography has been an interesting one.
A flippant story line which tries to achieve too many things and has Sonakshi breaking into monologues every now and then, Noor fails to take flight despite some genuinely good moments.
Ironically, what appears good on paper may not always turn out that well on the big screen.
Gauahar Khan and Pallavi Sharda, both playing important roles in Srijit Mukherji’s Begum Jaan, stated that they had no qualms in playing the second lead to Vidya Balan. “I got to work with my superstar, Vidya Balan. Who would refuse a film like that?” said Gauahar. Both Gauahar Khan and Pallavi Sharda spoke about the scenes they found challenging to film in Begum Jaan and why the film represents a fighting spirit.
Will Begum Jaan bring back Vidya to the top? Will Srijit Mukherji be able to strike gold at the box office?
Vidya Balan and filmmaker Srijit Mukherji caught up with News18 and spoke about their new film Begum Jaan.
Vidya admits she loved the original film a lot but was hesitant about working in a remake.
Soon after the National Awards were announced, an ecstatic Atul Kasbekar spoke to News18.com and stated he was still ‘in shock’.
As Regal Cinema closed its doors, News18 spoke to the staff and went down the memory lane.
A good spy thriller ideally should have the audience on the edge of their seat. But Naam Shabana is unable to create such an impact.
Taapsee is riding high on the success of last year's Pink which was an issue based film. It would be interesting to see whether the actress can take Naam Shabana to similar heights with her performance.
Through some captivating photographs, American photographer Mark Bennington narrates the human side of the Bollywood, the worlds largest film industry.
The film works for its tight script- which never dwindles- and for its powerful story.
Amitabh Bachchan and Vinod Khanna ruled the Box Office in the 1970s and collaborated in several blockbuster films together. Off screen the two actors shared a great camaraderie as well.
The teaser will be shown to the audience in theatres before Baahubali.
Akbar and Anthony bid adieu to Amar.
Khanna was admitted to Sir H N Reliance Foundation Hospital and breathed his last at 11.20 AM Thursday due to advanced bladder carcinoma.
Filmmaker Dinesh Vijan ropes in his 'lucky mascot' Deepika Padukone for the title track of Raabta and we aren't complaining.
Vinod Khanna breathed his last on Thursday morning in Mumbai after battling cancer for many years. He was 70.
In Baahubali The Conclusion she essays a dual role -- wife to Prabhas's character and his mother.
Parineeti made her singing debut with the song 'Mana Ki Hum Yaar Nahi' that has received a positive response from the audience.
Jyothika has urged filmmakers to be socially more responsible and give intelligent roles to female stars.
The actress said the American media was never mean to her "except a few" and she never felt insignificant on a foreign film set.
Vir Das and his comedy is creating quite a storm in the international circuit.
Playing the antagonist in the film, Priyanka leaves quite an impact in her sultry, sensual avatar.
Sonu Nigam's comment on "forced religiousness" in India after being woken up by the azaan created a lot of controversy, the singer now says that there is no need to fuel the argument anymore.
Actress Zoe Saldana has apparently let slip Avengers 4 title during Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 premiere.
