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Yash Raj Films turns 50: A look at anti-heroes who made villainy fashionable, from SRK in Darr to Hrithik Roshan in War

From Shah Rukh Khan's twisted stalker in Darr to the swashbuckling bad guys of the Dhoom franchise, Yash Raj Films has given us some memorable anti-heroes.

Yash Raj Films turns 50: Actors who began their film career with the production house, from Anushka Sharma to Ranveer Singh

Yash Raj Films has sporadically introduced new talent since 1985 but the A-listers started coming in only after Anushka Sharma's debut in 2008.

Dhoom kicked off a YRF franchise that made its villains look cool, from John Abraham to Hrithik Roshan

The Dhoom franchise, that started 15 years ago on 27 August, showed us how the bad guy can look stylish, through John Abraham and Hrithik Roshan's characters.

Salman Khan reportedly no longer part of Dhoom 4, after refusing to play a negative character

Earlier in June, it was reported that Dhoom 4 had been finalised with Salman Khan, post Race 3's release.

Satyamev Jayate star John Abraham says he had to 'prove himself at every point' since he's an outsider

John Abraham's next, Satyameva Jayate helmed by Milap Zaveri, will be releasing on Independence day

Suriya's Thaanaa Serndha Kootam reflects Tamil cinema's fear of letting purely negative characters lead a film

What stopped the makers of Thaanaa Serndha Kootam from sticking to the original plot of Special 26 where the protagonist swindles money because he wants to?

Jai Baba Bank Chor: Riteish Deshmukh is more ridiculous than Uday Chopra in this Dhoom rip-off

Bank Chor continues its self deprecating promotional campaign, this time rather unintentionally, and takes down the Dhoom franchise with it.

Bank Chor trailer: Riteish Deshmukh-Vivek Oberoi starrer is a goofy chor-police caper

Riteish Deshmukh plays a God-fearing, vaastu-loving thief in Bank Chor, as evinced by the trailer

Befikre isn't Aditya Chopra's first attempt to 'reinvent' love, YRF style. But is it his best?

While Befikre was a bold attempt on the part of Aditya Chopra to reinvent himself and his age-old production house Yash Raj Films, the fact is, he has delivered better and fresher content as a producer. Just that, those times, he was not trying too hard.

Look back in anger: Rage as a theme has all but disappeared from mainstream Hindi cinema

Surprisingly, rage as an emotion seems to have all but disappeared from Hindi cinema. At a time when anger in society is so high, what explains its absence from Bollywood's offerings?