The new Premier League season kicks off this Friday when defending champions Liverpool welcome Bournemouth to Anfield. Some ...

“Jo darr gaya samjho marr gaya": After mocking his henchmen, Gabbar laughs and then plays a game of Russian roulette with the ...

Sholay” is a Hindi cinema classic that owes a lot to its memorable dialogues for its timelessness. Written by the acclaimed duo of Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar, the film boasts of lines that have stood ...

When dialogues, characters and scenes become part of popular folklore, woven into the tapestry of national memory that rolls on generation after generation, is when celluloid magic happens. “Sholay” ...

Sholay screenwriter Javed Akhtar speaks about what makes the film so memorable, even now. He recalls how people would laugh ...

Helen Ann Richardson's journey to Bollywood stardom was marked by early hardship. Following her father's death in World War ...

Aamir Khan, accompanied by partner Gauri Spratt, arrived in Melbourne as the chief guest for the Indian Film Festival of ...

Farah Khan's end credits sequence may not answer all the big questions, but they do make it fun to recognise that the film ...

She fled from her country to escape Japanese occupation, taking the help of British officers on the way. Her brother died ...

Sholay went on to become the highest-grossing Indian movie at the time and was called a “blockbuster of all blockbusters” ...

Editor M S Shinde deserves full credit because, I'm told, Ramesh Sippy had shot 300,000 feet of footage, which was brought ...

Mumbai: There was no Basanti or Radha to begin with and Jai and Veeru started off as former army men sacked for indiscipline.