Saand Ki Aankh

Saand Ki Aankh director Tushar Hiranandani working on a new biopic, reveals casting underway

Tushar Hiranandani said his next film is about a small-town entrepreneur and is an 'immensely motivational story'.

IFFI’s Indian Panorama line-up announced; Saand Ki Aankh, Asuran, Chhichhore to be screened

The list of films also includes Bridge (Assamese), Avijatrik (Bengali), Pinki Elli? (Kannada), Trance (Malayalam), and #Prawaas (Marathi)

The Taapsee Pannu interview: 'When you start from scratch, without a famous surname, you become fearless'

Ten years in the industry, with films in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and Malayalam to her credit, Taapsee Pannu continues to march to the beat of her own drum.

Neena Gupta, at her busiest and best at 60, talks receiving offers — and her hunger for good roles

Neena Gupta discusses how she struggles to be politically correct because Bollywood does not always reward honesty, and her take on the Saand Ki Aankh ageism controversy.

Best Bollywood Films 2019: Article 15, Gully Boy and a handful that shone in an otherwise annus horribilis

Islamophobia and pro-establishment messaging were the dominant trends in Bollywood this year, while quality and depth took long vacations from theatres

Bobby Deol, Chandan Roy Sanyal to feature in Prakash Jha-directed web series

Bobby Deol will also be seen in Shah Rukh Khan-produced Netflix Original Class of 83.

Taapsee Pannu's statement at IFFI shows she's a pan-India star in the age of linguistic imperialism

At IFFI, Taapsee Pannu told a gentleman, who insisted on her speaking in Hindi, she is as much a Hindi film actress as she is a Telugu and Tamil actress.

Taapsee Pannu on Badla: Had more scenes than Amitabh Bachchan, yet it's called his film

Taapsee Pannu played a murder suspect, while Amitabh Bachchan was seen as her lawyer in Badla.

Saand Ki Aankh movie review: Taapsee Pannu and Bhumi Pednekar are smashing good fun as UP’s inspiring Shooter Daadis

Saand Ki Aankh is a timely reminder no matter what our differences may be with them, we all stand on the shoulders of the Chandros and Prakashis of the world.

'I have been quite a problem child,' says Taapsee Pannu

Taapsee Pannu on being quite the argumentative Indian in her growing up years and valuable life’s lessons from her parents.