Phalke Award: Veteran actor Pran congratulated by co-star of m...

If there’s an actor in the Hindi film industry who values human relationships more than anything else, then it’s none other than Dharmendra. Rajiv vijayakar talks to this veteran actor about his experiences in the industry, and his ...

The suave and versatile Pran added confidence, ruthlessness and dignity to his performances as a villain, never resorting to vulgarity or crudity. Ranjan Das Gupta spoke to the latest recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke award. Pran Sikand rose from ...

By IBNS, Glamsham Editorial Information and Broadcasting (IandB) Minister Manish Tewari on Friday personally presented the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award for Lifetime Achievement to veteran actor Pran Kishan Sikand, popularly known as Pran, at ...

Mumbai, May 10 (IBNS) (I&B) on Friday personally presented the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award for Lifetime Achievement to veteran actor Pran Kishan Sikand, popularly known as Pran, at his residence in Mumbai.The Minister had flown down to Mumbai ...

Offensive lyrics and melodies are an auditory assault. The songs of today can make you cringe rather than croon Mumbai Subhash K Jha http://www.mid-day.com/entertainment/2013/may/100513-poetry-whats-that.htm ...

Superstar Amitabh Bachchan relives his most cherished moments with idol Dilip Kumar. Filmfare brings those for their diehard fans...Which films were part of your growing up years-In English there were mainly Laurel And Hardy comedies and fairy tales ...

Grief swelled between his lines. The characters that occupy every fan's mind are from the films he did from the late 1940s to 1960. Dilip in Andaz, Ashok in Babul, Vijay in Jogan, Shamu in Deedar, the eponymous Devdas, Devendra/Anand in Madhumati, ...

The film on TV could have been made anytime between the 1950s and 1990s. The hero was listless, the heroine did all that was expected of her and so did the supporting cast. The songs were hummable but the success of the film was due to just one ...

It's quite natural to be besotted with the future. It turns out there's only one way to go (sorry, Shahnaz Husain), and I'm not just talking about 2014. But sometimes, the desire to swivel on one's heels to face the past can be narcotic. This is not ...