Mahesh Manjrekar

Akshay Kumar kickstarts the shooting of Mahesh Manjrekar's Vedat Marathe Veer Daudale Saat in Mumbai

Akshay Kumar's Vedat Marathe Veer Daudale Saat is directed by Mahesh Manjrekar and produced by Vaseem Qureshi.

Akshay Kumar set to play Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in Mahesh Manjrekar's Marathi film Vedat Marathe Veer Daudle Saat

"I am playing the role of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. I got the role because of Raj Thackeray, he told me, 'Akshay you should do this role,' said the star.

Salman Khan on theatres reopening in Maharashtra: If you think small phones are alternative to cinema halls, it's not true

"The industry will come back, the alternate seating arrangements will also go away," says Salman Khan at the trailer launch of his film Antim

Mahesh Manjrekar undergoes surgery after urinary bladder cancer diagnosis, says he is 'on the road to recovery'

Mahesh Manjrekar is back home after undergoing medical procedure at the H N Reliance Foundation Hospital in Mumbai last week.

Mahesh Manjrekar to return as host of Bigg Boss Marathi for third time

“Be ready. Bigg Boss Marathi 3, coming soon,” shared #MaheshManjrekar alongside a teaser of the show.

Mahesh Manjrekar to direct biopic of freedom fighter Veer Savarkar; Sandeep Ssingh, Amit B Wadhwani will produce

Mahesh Manjrekar on Veer Savarkar biopic: "I believe he is a man who didn’t get his due in history”.

Mumbai Saga movie review: Sanjay Gupta’s latest gangland actioner is slick, loud and predictable

Mumbai Saga ends up being a garden-variety Sanjay Gupta film – stylish frames, fast cuts, emphatic background music, wisecracking characters, the works.

John Abraham says he prefers theatrical release for Mumbai Saga: 'Want audience to have big-screen experience'

With theatres reopening, John Abraham, who will be seen next in Mumbai Saga, believes audience can once again look forward to the community viewing experience

Emraan Hashmi on returning to gangster genre with Mumbai Saga: It's a 'cinema film'

"I have never seen characters as black or white, all the characters I have done live in a grey world, which I find to be very relatable."

1962: The War in the Hills review — Abhay Deol's war drama is a 'trainwreck of epic proportions'

1962: The War In The Hills suffers from a "lack of inventiveness coupled with a sluggish pace"