Suraiya: Remembering Hindi cinema’s first singing star on her 22nd death anniversary
Subhash K. Jha
Tag: Flashback News
EXCLUSIVE: Meet Ashim Samanta, who dubbed Jurassic Park, the first Hollywood film to be dubbed in India; reveals, “I was paid Rs. 3.50 lakhs but spent Rs. 3.60 lakhs on the process; I was the ONLY one in the world who lost money on the film!”; adds how Urdu version helped him make a profit
Fenil Seta
One year of Deva: Kubbra Sait says the film “broke me a little and built me a lot”
Bollywood Hungama News Network
11 years of Rahasya: Director Manish Gupta on the film’s hurried release after the High Court order, “This hasty and desperate release did not give us any time for publicity”
Subhash K. Jha
“A decade of stories India watched, felt, and lived”: Netflix marks 10 years in India with Shah Rukh Khan–voiced film
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Rani Mukerji calls Aiyyaa “way ahead of its time”: “First time we showed how a woman can fantasise”
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Anurag Basu reveals Arijit Singh wanted to assist on Barfi, days after announcing retirement from playback singing: “I was not at all surprised or shocked”
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Ahaan Panday remembers hospital trip after childhood prank with Ananya Panday: “We were animated kids”
Bollywood Hungama News Network
100 Years of Shakti Samanta EXCLUSIVE: How legendary filmmaker dared to release Bengali version of Devdas weeks before Shah Rukh Khan-Aishwarya Rai Bachchan-Madhuri Dixit starrer; Ashim Samanta reveals, “Last 3 reels of Debdas were BETTER than Devdas”
Fenil Seta
Maniesh Paul pens heartfelt note as he and wife Sanyukta Paul celebrate 19 years of marriage
Bollywood Hungama News Network
Taha Shah Badussha shares heartwarming note, thanks fans for their unwavering support: “What began as a solo dream…”
Bollywood Hungama News Network
100 Years of Shakti Samanta EXCLUSIVE: “Bigger hit than Dhurandhar” – Ashim Samanta reveals Amanush was a ROI MONSTER: “Made in just Rs. 30 lakhs; collected Rs. 1.20 cr ONLY in Bengal. In today’s times, that’s Rs. 70 cr; to date, no film in Bengal has collected more than Rs. 45 cr!”
Fenil Seta