Man Singh

83: Boman Irani cast as 1983 World Cup commentator Farokh Engineer in Ranveer Singh's sports drama

In 83, Boman Irani will play of former opening batsman and wicket-keeper, Farokh Engineer, who was one of the commentators at the 1983 World Cup

Pankaj Tripathi on reprising Guruji in Sacred Games 2: He has a crucial role to play in unravelling the mystery

Pankaj Tripathi talks about the intrigue around his role of Guruji, and how he prepared for arguably his toughest role yet, in Sacred Games Season 2.

Pankaj Tripathi on filming experience of '83 and the challenges in preparing for his role as Man Singh

"We practiced there (Dharamshala) and we got along very well with the cast and crew. This film will be a big entertaining spectacle," Pankaj Tripathi said.

83: Ranveer Singh poses alongside his on-screen teammates in first look of upcoming sports drama

Ranveer Singh's forthcoming film '83 is scheduled to release on April 10 next year.

Maharana Pratap and Akbar: Despite lifelong enmity, the two adversaries had much in common

The rivalry and conflict between Rajputs and Mughals, between Maharana Pratap and Emperor Akbar was not as tempestuous and bitter as it is made out to be today.

Sreeshankar Murali shatters national long jump record, claims season's U-20 best in world

Sreeshankar Murali bettered the earlier national record of 8.19m which was in the name of Ankit Sharma made in Almaty in 2016. He came up with 8.20m in his fifth and penultimate jump.

ISSF Shotgun World Cup: India finish in third position thanks to Ankur Mittal's heroics

India finished the ISSF Shotgun World Cup on third position even as the skeet shooters endured a shoot-off heartbreak in the men's event in Acapulco, Mexico.

ISSF Shotgun World Cup: Ankur Mittal clinches gold medal in Acapulco with world record effort

Ankur Mittal, who had settled for a silver at the recent World Cup in New Delhi, ended with 75 points out of 80 in the final to win India's first medal at Acapulco.

Rewriting history to suit Hindutva: The Vasundhara Raje govt is insulting the legacy of Maharana Pratap

In a state obsessed with royalty and titles, the royalty is obsessed with its history. So much so that the line that exists between facts, fiction, superstition and tea-stall talk often gets blurred, leading to some really interesting insights into history.