EXCLUSIVE: “Neil Nitin Mukesh sir was not only my mentor on screen but off screen as well”, says Siddharth Nigam on Hai Junoon
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Tag: Down The Memory Lane News
Anil Kapoor remembers late mother Nirmal Kapoor; pays an emotional tribute
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Lisa Mishra says working with Zeenat Aman for Netflix’s The Royals “felt like a full-circle moment”
Bollywood Hungama News Network
EXCLUSIVE: Rahul DaCunha, Bugs Bhargava Krishna reveal, “Anurag Kashyap told us on opening night of play in 2004, ‘Yaar iss story pe picture bana de’; make SHOCKING confession: “TOP heroine BACKED OUT 9 days before shoot; Ketaki Narayan cast after 3 am call and quick Pune drive”
Fenil Seta
“Bugs in my beard, slit my wrist”: Babil Khan SLAMS Sai Rajesh’s apology demand amid emotional outburst viral video controversy
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Sanjay Suri on 24 years of Daman, “We all used to bond over lovely tea at the tea gardens in Assam”
Subhash K. Jha
Poonam Dhillon on 47 years of her debut Trishul, “I was a 15-year-old kid who had just given 10th standard exam”
Subhash K. Jha
Kabir Khan was asked to cast Arjun Rampal in Kabul Express to make it profitable before release; filmmaker nearly hung up on Aditya Chopra’s offer, thinking it was MTV Bakra planning a PRANK with Cyrus Broacha!
Fenil Seta
Kabir Khan reveals that Salman Khan’s WHISTLE-WORTHY silhouette shot was NOT a part of Ek Tha Tiger script: “It was a reaction to the location”; also explains how the scarf became an ICONIC symbol of the character
Fenil Seta
Kabir Khan admits that there’s TREMENDOUS pressure to make Bajrangi Bhaijaan 2; opens up on Tubelight debacle: “Because it stars Salman Khan, a film that does Rs. 130-140 crores is seen as a disaster”
Fenil Seta
Kabir Khan on why he knew Salman Khan would back Bajrangi Bhaijaan despite no action: “Salman is a LIVING example of the secular culture of this country”; also reveals why Salman feared studios might have REJECTED the film
Fenil Seta
17 years of Shaurya: Director Samar Khan says, “Maybe in today’s day and age, it would have been difficult to imagine the film and its relevance”
Subhash K. Jha