Exclusives

Having started her acting career with Akshay Kumar’s Samrat Prithviraj last year, Manushi Chhillar is now awaiting the release of her second project.

Ajay Bahl shared his experiences working with Taapsee Pannu and opened up about making less films. The film-maker also talked about his next film The Ladykiller

Kartik Aaryan opens up about what a memorable year he's had at the movies this year and his upcoming work.

Masaba Gupta says the privilege of being Neena Gupta and Viv Richards' daughter has gone against her 30% of the time.

As Qala continues to grab eyeballs, we catch up with its leading lady Triptii Dimri as she talks about the love she has been receiving from the film fraternity.

Amit Trivedi revealed that it didn't take him even a week to compose the music of Qala. The songs of the Netflix film are already a hit among music lovers.

Arbaaz Khan explains why having an image can help an actor do the kind of roles he is good at with minimum guarantee of being liked by the audience.

While Parvathy Thiruvothu and Nithya Menen had acted in Anjali Menon's cult film Bangalore Days (2014), they never really got to share a frame in it.

Bosco Martis made his directorial debut with Rocket Gang. He wanted to tell larger-than-life stories, but couldn't get big stars for them.

Aditya Narayan has voiced the character of Lyle in the Hindi version of Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile.

Nikhita Gandhi opens up about her latest single Maharani, and whether male and female singers are treated equally in the music industry.

Uorfi Javed talks about her former boyfriend Paras Kalnawat and shares that they he is a 'sweet boy'.

Kareena Kapoor Khan is making her debut as a producer with Hansal Mehta's next film, which is touted to be a murder mystery.

Harrdy Sandhu talked about how Ranveer Singh starrer sports drama 83 has opened the doors for him in Bollywood. The actor is also featured in the spy thriller Code Name: Tiranga, which also stars Parineeti Chopra.

Sharib Hashmi says that over the years, he has learnt to navigate through the highs and the abysses and has emerged as a resilient artiste.

Khushalii Kumar reveals that her father, Gulshan Kumar’s failure as an actor gave rise to his dream of starting T-Series.