Roy

From Dilwale's 'Gerua' to Badlapur's 'Jeena Jeena': Musicians list their favourite songs of 2015

Songs from Dilwale, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Roy and Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, among others, are a part of this list

After three flops in a row, Ranbir Kapoor admits he is feeling the pressure with 'Tamasha'

Ranbir Kapoor, who is going through a lean patch in his career, says there is pressure on him to deliver a success with his romantic film Tamasha.

Ranbir will bounce back, he loves his audience: Katrina Kaif

Ranbir Kapoor's recent films may have failed but Katrina Kaif says the "dedicated, passionate and focused" actor is sure to bounce back.

Salman Khan is special because he has changed my career: Jacqueline Fernandez

Jacqueline Fernandez says she trust Salman Khan blindly as the superstar has helped boost her career.

'Inspired' much? Like Baby Doll, Chittiyaan Kalaiyaan too has a Balochi version

Though the Ranbir Kapoor starrer Roy did not make a lot of noise at the box office and sank without a trace, it's song 'Chittiyaan Kalaiyaan' topped quite a lot of charts and continues finding a place at every imaginable playlist- from that of a house party, pubs to even a wedding.

Did Ranbir Kapoor say that Bombay Velvet flop has made him 'insecure'? Not really

Suggesting that Bombay Velvet has made Ranbir Kapoor insecure about his own career is grossly unfair.

From NH10 to Roy: Bollywood's hits and misses in the first term of 2015

Here's Bollywood's report card for the first term of 2015.

Jacqueline gets 1 million followers on Instagram, promises a special treat for fans

Actress Jacqueline Fernandez is thrilled about getting almost one million followers on photo-sharing site Instagram.

Survival in film industry tough, says Jacqueline Fernandaz

Conviction and perseverance are two vital elements that can help a person "survive" in the film industry, especially if he or she is an "outsider".

Roy Review: The film is a snoozefest despite the hotness of Ranbir, Arjun, Jacqueline

The dialogues of Roy perhaps are more daunting than the mystery of Arjun Rampal's never-changing expression.