Iqbal

On Nagesh Kukunoor birthday, looking at his non-conformist style of filmmaking with Iqbal, Dor

Nagesh Kukunoor's foray into the digital arena with City Of Dreams remains a benchmark of excellence and is probably a piece de resistance in his filmmaking career.

On Shreyas Talpade's birthday, revisiting actor's best films from Dor to Golmaal

As Shreyas Talpade turns 46, a guide to his best Hindi films from Rohit Shetty’s Golmaal series to Om Shanti Om

Coronavirus Outbreak: As lockdown extends, here are 10 sports movies to watch while you stay indoors

With India extending the country-wide lockdown due to coronavirus outbreak till 3 May, and in the continued absence of live sports in our lives, here is a list of 10 sports movies to keep our readers engaged.

Sanjib Datta, renowned Bollywood editor, dies at 54; Apurva Asrani, Sujoy Ghosh tweet condolences

Sanjib Datta has been credited for editing more than 80 films, including Hindi and Bengali. He is best known for films like Dor, Mardani, Iqbal, Ek Hasini Thi

Teachers' Day 2019: From Super 30 to Iqbal, five Bollywood films that celebrate educators

India celebrates Teachers' Day every year in honour of former president and promoter of eduction, Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on his birth anniversary

Mukkabaaz: Anurag Kashyap's film pits a 'loser' protagonist against the system, but its critique is not radical

The issue with 'loser' films like Mukkabaaz and Masaan is that they critique the state but not capitalism, and that they present villains as being invincible | #FirstCulture

The Test Case trailer: Nimrat Kaur endures tough training, stereotypes as army officer

Nimrat Kaur plays a commando who must prove her mettle in The Test Case.

MS Dhoni: The Untold Story and five Bollywood cricket films that championed the game

Neeraj Pandey's biopic of Indian cricket captain MS Dhoni: The Untold Story will be releasing on Friday, but Bollywood is not new to cricket-based films.

'Dhanak' review: A simple story, that harks back to Nagesh Kukunoor's 'Iqbal'

Dhanak looks at the world from the children’s perspective and uses the journey to do what all road movies do — symbolise a coming of age

You messed up my life: Shweta Basu Prasad lashes out at media in her open letter

In her letter, the actress accused media for "creating a mess in her life" and denied her initial statement that was circulated by the media, saying whoever came up with it must have been "smoking funny cigarettes."