Himmatwala

Playlist: Sridevi's most memorable songs over the years, from 'Naino Me Sapna' to 'Navrai Majhi'

After Vyjayanthimala, Waheeda Rahman and Hema Malini, it was Sridevi who held the torch of dancing divas in Bollywood, high and bright.

Sridevi is Bollywood's irreplaceable superstar: Why there can never be anyone like the talented actor

For millions across the globe, Sridevi was an actor who both defined and encapsulated the essence of cinema.

Aishwarya Rai steps into Nargis' shoes for Raat Aur Din remake: Why does Bollywood tamper with classics?

The remake formula in Bollywood has scored more misses than hits. Why do filmmakers persist with reboots then?

Ittefaq, Judwaa 2 and the rise of remakes in Bollywood — reinvention or lack of ideas?

A good story retold well with a better viewing experience – isn’t that what every audience wants after all? Can this be expected from this week's release, Ittefaq?

Sajid Khan says he got carried away with success of Heyy Babyy, on Rajeev Masand's show

Sajid Khan appeared on Rajeev Masand's chat show in a subdued, almost meek form, and admitted to having gotten really carried away with the success of Heyy Babyy and Housefull

Film buff, con master, filmmaker: Meet Ram Gopal Varma through his book 'Guns and Thighs'

'Rangeela' was the film that woke me up to the sensation called Ram Gopal Varma.

Boney Kapoor has no reason to be upset: Ram Gopal Varma on 'thunder thighs' remark

Ram Gopal Varma defends himself against the outrage of Sridevi's fans in this interview.

Are you a victim of the Sajid Khan syndrome?

Sajid Khan may not offer too many lessons in his films but there's a lot we can learn from the failure of his latest venture 'Himmatwala'?

Script, what script? Bollywood gets candid about 'inspiration' and imitation

For decades, we've seen the industry get 'inspired' by others. Songs were copied, plots were borrowed, sequences were replicated, and it was done with an irreverent, gung-ho attitude.

Humshakals review: How Saif, Riteish teamed up to give your brain damage

The only useful aspect of Humshakals is that it could be used for pest control. You could play the DVD and step out, and when you return home every insect and vermin in your house will be dead.