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Happy Birthday Preity Zinta: The dimpled star after Sharmila Tagore

Preity proudly preens that most of her films are clean entertainers. Out of the 37 films that she has done 36 have been ‘PG13’ (kids below 13 can see the films when accompanied by parents).

Happy Birthday Shah Rukh Khan: From Devdas to Chak De India, the unforgettable roles of Badshah of Bollywood

While he has won accolades as a romantic hero, SRK never failed to give goosebumps whenever appeared as a villain on the big screen.

Mani Ratnam: 'Even before I thought to be a filmmaker, Ponniyin Selvan felt like a big feature film to me'

As Ratnam readies the nation for his latest epic Ponniyin Selvan, the maverick movie-maker makes time for an exclusive interview with Firstpost.

Manisha Koirala, the ‘Wander‘ woman, beautiful forever

This is the time for Manisha Koirala to claim the greatness that was always hers by right, and which she came close to achieving once. It’s time for her to claim her place among the all-time greats.

OnTheBeatWith | Sukhwinder Singh: For me, my work, my music, is everything

Sukhwinder Singh has many such interesting stories tucked away in the three decades of his career as a popular Bollywood singer.

Anek goes the extra mile to explore North East India’s problems despite it’s failure

While Anubhav Sinha might not have gotten it right but he reverses the failures of past filmmakers in this region.

Anupam Shyam, veteran film and TV actor, passes away aged 63 due to multiple organ failure

Anupam Shyam, who was admitted to a city hospital in Mumbai due to kidney infection last week, passed away on Monday.

On Mani Ratnam's birthday, where to stream filmmaker's must-watch movies, from Roja to Anjali

OK Kanmani to Dil Se, here's a comprehensive guide to Mani Ratnam's best films and where to stream them

As Hotel Mumbai releases in India, revisiting films on terrorist attacks, from Zero Dark Thirty to Neerja

Ahead of the release of Hotel Mumbai in India, here is a list of films that presented or discussed terrorist attacks.

Naach-gaana and inclusivity: Jonathan Gil Harris on how masala films reflect the idea of a pluralistic India

Author Jonathan Gil Harris on how masala films are a syncretic mix of traditions, what the significance of item songs is, and why the disappearance of single screen theatres has sounded a death knell for the genre