Anant Balani

Veteran actress Zeenat Aman shares a nostalgic look back at her 1988 film Gawaahi. She reveals how her mother's crucial support enabled her to return to acting after the birth of her first son, Azaan. At a difficult time in her marriage, Aman sought an escape through her professional identity.

MUMBAI: Director of the soon-to-be-released Joggers' Park, Anant Balani, passed away on Thursday night after a massive heart attack.

Raveena Tandon might not be doing any Bollywood films of late but the actress is very much active on social media and treats her fans with captivating pictures.

Kareena Kapoor Khan and Rahul Bose starrer hit film ‘Chameli’ clocks 17 years since its release on December 31, 2003. While the film received a lot of critical acclaim for its intriguing storyline and cinematography, 'Chameli' is also considered to be the turning point in the career of the entire film team.

Actor Raveena Tandon on Thursday celebrated 33 years of 'Patthar ke Phool'

MUMBAI: Kareena seems to be following sister Karisma in letter and spirit. After some flops and juvenile roles, she has now turned towards serious cinema.

The sudden death of filmmaker Sanjay Gadhvi has shocked the industry. Various celebrities including Abhishek Bachchan and John Abraham are mourning his loss. Viveck Vaswani, a close friend of Gadhvi, shared that they had known each other since school days and Gadhvi started his career as Vaswani's assistant. Gadhvi directed popular films like Dhoom and Dhoom 2, and also worked on projects like Tere Liye and Kidnap. Viveck expressed his grief and said that he will miss Gadhvi, whom he had known for forty years.

Filmmaker Onir recently released his memoir titled ‘I am Onir & I Am Gay’. In one of the chapters of the autobiography, he revealed that he was offered to direct the 2003 film, ‘Chameli’ starring Kareena Kapoor Khan.

Taapsee Pannu shares a glimpse of her enjoying her last off-day of shoot

NEW DELHI: Sex comedy Mumbai Matinee, directed by the late Anant Balani, is the story of a man in his 30s, desperately wanting to lose his virginity.

LONDON: Joggers' Park, an unusual romantic low-budget film produced by Bollywood showman Subhash Ghai, will have its world premiere on September 12.

Zeenat Aman has joined the cast of Ashutosh Gowariker’s upcoming historical-drama Panipat. The film is headlined by Arjun Kapoor

Taapsee shares a heartfelt note for fans

On Wednesday, Raveena Tandon extended heartfelt birthday wishes to Salman Khan on the occasion of his 58th birthday.

Raveena Tandon spoke about how she got her maiden role.

After seeing Bombay Boys become Split Wide Open during the English August, it was time for Rahul Bose to say, Everybody Says I'm Fine.

Any and everybody wants to be a director now. Quite easy. All you need is a paper-thin story, a modest budget and any out-of-use, albeit highly-talented actor to transform your dream into reality.

The year saw a new breed of niche filmmakers introducing themes considered taboo by the mainstream.

The dream factory is in make-over mode, desperately trying to clean out the cobwebs from its creativity.

Born and brought up at Malerkotla in Punjab’s Sangrur district, lyricist Irshad Kamil holds a PhD in Urdu poetry. With a Filmfare award for Rockstar and recognition for films like Jab We Met, Love Aaj Kal and Cocktail, Kamil is on a steady rise as a writer and poet. On a recent visit to Delhi, Kamil shares his thoughts on the language of Indian cinema and his inspirations.

Actor and rugby player, versatile Rahul Bose has managed to create a niche for himself with offbeat films like Mr and Mrs Iyer and Jhankaar Beats.

He talks to TOI about his studious classmate Kumar Mangalam Birla, his near-perfect mentor Adi Chopra and why he believes Jackky Bhagnani will make it on his own.

They are young, urbane and futuristic. Meet Bollywood's generation next directors who have changed the idiom of filmmaking.

Shah Rukh Khan and Juhi Chawla starrer Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman completed 31 years since its release. Co-producer Viveck Vaswani shared the story of how he met Shah Rukh Khan and how the film came together. He talked about their first meeting on the set of another film and how they became friends. Vaswani also discussed how Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman became SRK's fourth release instead of his first, and the role of proper planning and strategy in making the film a hit. Additionally, he shared an incident involving Juhi Chawla's initial reaction to working with SRK.

Padma Shri winner Raveena Tandon is in a mood to talk. ETimes caught up with the ravishing lady and it was almost an 'Ask Me Anything' session. Ravs (as she is fondly called in the film industry) spoke about her love story with Anil Thadani, her friction with Salman Khan and Karisma Kapoor. She was candid to say that she was torn between Sridevi and Mona Kapoor (Boney Kapoor's first wife).