Shammi Kapoor

The great association of Shammi Kapoor with Mohammed Rafi

Shammi Kapoor stuck to Rafi’s voice right till Rafi’s sudden untimely death. Shammi was on the way to a pilgrimage spot with his wife Neela Devi when he was informed of Rafi’s passing away.

Happy Birthday Shammi Kapoor: Grooving to the legendary star’s iconic dance numbers

Although the late actor has contributed to Indian cinema through a varied variety of films, several blockbuster tracks featuring Shammi Kapoor shaking a leg and romancing with his leading ladies remain unforgettable even today.

Is Kashmir safe for film shooting?

In the last two years, the unofficial embargo on shooting in Kashmir was lifted in Bollywood with more Mumbai units shooting there.

Shammi Kapoor's wife Neela Devi on Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt wedding: 'I wish them a very happy journey together'

Joy Mukherjee Literally Ate To Death

Subhash K Jha remembers late Bollywood actor Joy Mukherjee on his tenth death anniversary

Flashback: 'My mother contributed in the making of Shammi Kapoor:' Aditya Raj Kapoor remembers Geeta Bali

On Geeta Bali's death anniversary, Aditya Raj Kapoor recalls his mother and credits her for his father Shammi Kapoor's ‘Yahoo’ star image

Twitter wakes up to a treasure trove of vintage Bollywood photos, featuring Shammi Kapoor, Saira Banu, Dharmendra

Writer Sam Jawed shared a Twitter thread after she stumbled on a collection of 1950s-60s Bollywood star photos and autographs from an old family album.

AR Rahman and Ranbir Kapoor – Live in Rockstar concert

The live concert of Rockstar had fans screaming for more and the Rahman-Ranbir combination was a super success.

Shammi Kapoor – Living and dancing in Heaven

It is rare to see such a huge turnout for a funeral in Bollywood, but Kapoor was an exception – adored and loved by all in the film business and outside of it.

Usha Iyer on her book Dancing Women, a deep dive into the material and cultural production of dance in Hindi cinema

Through her latest book, Usha Iyer provides an in-depth and discursive study of the history of the labour of producing on-screen dance — from the 1930s to the 1990s — and how over the years it has produced unique constructions of gender, sexuality, stardom and spectacle in and around the realm of Hindi cinema.