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Akshay Kumar returns to television with The Wheel of Fortune, and its opening episode, featuring Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia Deshmukh and Shreyas Talpade, promises humour, candid moments and lively entertainment.
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Actor Rimi Sen, once a popular face in Bollywood comedies and thrillers, returned to public attention after her recent Instagram photos went viral, triggering widespread social media speculation about possible cosmetic procedures.
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Rimi Sen, known for early-2000s Bollywood hits like Hungama and Dhoom, has reportedly moved to Dubai and begun a new chapter, working as a real estate agent in the UAE market.
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Manoj Bajpayee recalled his thoughtful conversations with Sushant Singh Rajput during Sonchiriya, where he warned him about Bollywood’s politics, emotional toll, rejection, and the need to develop resilience to survive.
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On Parveen Babi’s death anniversary, Pooja Bedi recalls a disturbing meeting where the actress revealed she ate only eggs, fearing food tampering, signalling her severe mental health struggle.
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Suniel Shetty opens up about identity and language in Mumbai, saying Marathi should be learnt out of respect, not force, while proudly carrying Mangaluru within everything he does.
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On Parveen Babi’s death anniversary, college friend Hemant Nanavati recalls intimate memories that reveal a gentle, grounded side of the Bollywood icon, far removed from her glamorous on-screen persona.
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AR Rahman, now a global music icon, once endured a childhood shaped by loss and hardship. In a throwback conversation, he reflects on the pain and resilience that defined him early on.
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Vijay Varma shares throwback pic of Amitabh Bachchan’s house ‘golden toilet’
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Shah Rukh Khan is admired for his thoughtful views on identity and belief. When AR Rahman once called him the “Ambassador of Islam,” the actor calmly but firmly rejected the label.
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Actor Pooja Hegde revealed facing inappropriate behaviour from a male co-star early in her career, speaking openly about the unsettling experience during a major pan-India film project.
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Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar defined Hindi film music with 448 songs, yet at the height of their fame, a three-year rift silenced this legendary pairing and surprised the entire industry.
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Shraddha Kapoor amused fans by declaring Monday as her personal Sunday, sharing a playful social media post that redefined her weekly routine and showcased her light-hearted, relatable take on work-life balance.
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Actor Vinod Khanna’s charisma in Haath Ki Safai lives on through an evergreen song that, 52 years later, is still played, hummed, and tied to personal memories across generations worldwide.
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Rani Mukerji described winning her first National Film Award alongside Shah Rukh Khan as deeply meaningful, celebrating their long friendship and shared journey in Bollywood. She also spoke about enduring relationships with industry peers and the emotional significance of the honour after three decades in cinema.
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Veteran actor Rohini Hattangadi shared a warm glimpse of late Smita Patil, recalling their shared past and a little known Gandhi screen test moment linked to Richard Attenborough film legacy.
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Released in 1972, Hare Rama Hare Krishna became Dev Anand’s boldest film, redefining youth cinema, introducing Zeenat Aman, and cementing Dum Maro Dum as a cultural anthem for generations worldwide.
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In a throwback moment, filmmaker Karan Johar recalled a candid anecdote highlighting Shah Rukh Khan’s sharp eye for detail, reflecting their decades-long friendship and shared Bollywood journey together publicly.
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Actor Emraan Hashmi faced a tense moment on Tuesday morning when his Mumbai–Ahmedabad flight failed to land and was diverted to Jaipur while he was travelling to promote his upcoming web series Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web.
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The passing of Dharmendra on November 24 at 89 ended an era in Indian cinema, as mourning fans witnessed final rites and prayer meetings revealing long-simmering family dynamics in public.
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Veteran actor Sayaji Shinde turned a year older today, making it a fitting moment to revisit his old interview, where his reflections on respect, humility, and industry culture still strike a chord.
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When Baghban released in 2003, it stayed in memory through quiet power, portraying long-married love and unspoken emotions, anchored by Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini’s destined pairing on screen forever.
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Veteran singer Suresh Wadkar revisited a long-rumoured Bollywood chapter, confirming at a public event that Madhuri Dixit’s parents had approached his family with a marriage proposal during her early career.
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Back in 2013, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag won hearts and box office numbers alike. Farhan Akhtar’s transformation was widely applauded—except for one dissenting voice that sparked a lasting debate.
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In Bollywood, a name is often the first reinvention. Behind famous screen identities are personal birth names, changed for clarity, emotion, or destiny, shaping stardom long before the spotlight arrives.
