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This is something that may have never happened before. We have seen films being remade with the same titles or even sequels, but it's a rare that an actor will be seen in two completely different movies of two completely different industries with two ...

Expectations: Right from the inception our Hindi films use to be mostly Mumbai based, but with rise of multiplex era films with other cities as its backdrop also came in prominence, especially Delhi. Even before, there were films with Delhi as its backdrop, ...

After playing negative roles in all of his Hindi films, actor Prakash Raj will now play Farhan Akhtars teacher in Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. This will be Prakashs first Hindi film role where he doesnt play a negative character.

The centenary of Indian cinema is fast being reduced to a celebration of Hindi films, largely Bollywood. Bollywood, regrettably has in the past few years become synonymous with Indian cinema. Nothing can be more unfair.

Fukrey is a mild disappointment, writes Nishi Tiwari.Formulas in Hindi films, no matter how popular or timeless, have been known to run their course in due time. And that may very well be the case with buddy comedies about naively arrogant college boys with skewered worldviews and lofty aspirations.Farhan Akhtar set the bar really high with his directorial debut Dil Chahta Hai and it may not be entirely incorrect to say that the remarkable coming-of-age film spawned an entire generation of ...