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Arjun Rampal shares throwback pictures from debut film Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat as he completes 21 years in the industry

Talking about his debut film, Arjun said, "I am immensely grateful to my dear friend and brother Rajiv Rai for his faith and belief in me then, and even now."

Birthday Special: Anubhav Sinha — The man who gave best thought-provoking films in the history of Indian cinema

With Mulk and Article 15 Anubhav Sinha has acquired the formidable reputation of being a filmmaker who uses his voice to address issues that go beyond cinema, and yet he remains resolutely cinematic in his vision.

Internet's 'Dancing Dad' and wife celebrate 25th wedding anniversary by dancing to ‘Chammak Challo’

The happy couple danced to the Ra.One song while dressed in Indian outfits

SRK stands by Ra.One’s producer Morani

But he knows nothing of Cineyug founder’s investments. That when he ‘hardly knows about his own personal stuff’.

Kareena Kapoor wala red is dictating fashion trends

Kareena may not have patented the red haute shade she wears in the song Chammak Challo that’s got everyone clamouring for it, but she definitely owns it.

Before Anubhav Sinha turned to social dramas, he made films with 'mind blowing' music, like Dus and Cash

Let Anubhav Sinha not forget he gave us gems like 'Dus Bahane', 'Cash', 'Mind Blowing Mahia', 'Deedar De', and made a cult out of Shamita Shetty.

Thappad was tough to write and shoot, but it's my best film to date: Anubhav Sinha

Anubhav Sinha's new film Thappad questions – ‘Is one slap enough to re-examine your marriage?’

Ra.One director, Vashu Bhagnani caught in black money expose

"We will share the profit you make. This way your money gets white and you get its perfect value," Vashu Bhagnani told an undercover reporter posing as in investor.

Shah Rukh Khan claims he's taking a break to introspect before his next film — why this may serve him well

Shah Rukh Khan's speech at the first ever Critics Choice Film Awards showed how he is trying to go beyond the star within.

From Enthiran to Ra.One, what explains India's lack of imaginative, well-thought out sci-fi films?

The Indian sci-fi films which have been made after the 2000s are high on special effects and star power, but low on content and conviction