Varun Sharma recently went to a movie hall and feels extreme gratitude.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui took to his social media to give his fans a glimpse of a behind the scenes moment with his leading lady from Jogira Sara Ra Ra, Neha Sharma.
Pavail Gulati and Taapsee Pannu have previously worked in the critically acclaimed film 'Thappad'.
In a later post, Amitabh Bachchan explained that the surgery was for his eyes.
National Award-winning makeup and prosthetic look designer Preetisheel Singh, who recently created a transformational look for Ranbir Kapoor in the...
Dharmendra was visiting his farm where some workers were doing their job and he decided to capture the moment.
Ishaan Khatter shared an endearing picture which was in the form of 'then vs now' with his elder brother Shahid Kapoor.
The 'Don't Rush' challenge caught the attention of Vicky Kaushal himself.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui's next film is a quirky romantic comedy with Neha Sharma – Jogira Sara Ra Ra!
R Madhavan shared the news with his fans through his official Twitter handle.
Rukh was Adarsh Gourav's first film as a lead actor that came out in 2017.
Kunal Kemmu captioned the post, "When you can’t choose one colour, wear them all"
Rana Daggubati has dubbed the film in three different languages for the first time.
Gurmeet Choudhary's 'The Wife' was one of the very few films that got shot successfully during the lockdown.
Ranveer Singh shared the picture of a special gift he has got in store for his 'Jiju' Nick Jonas.
Looop Lapeta is going to be a Hindi adaptation of a German film titled 'Run Lola Run'.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui is in a bio bubble and only travels to and fro from his hotel and the shoot location.
Aayush Sharma will be playing the antagonist in the film 'Antim - The Final Truth'.
Sidharth Malhotra shared the latest picture from the sets and revealed that he will be posing as a cop in the film.
In the video, you can see Ayushmann Khurrana batting on the ground.
Rana Daggubati saluted the Jawans of the nation who put their life on the line for their country.
