Subhash Ghai

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai reminisced about his formative years, revealing he skipped school to watch films by legends like Raj Kapoor and Guru Dutt. These cinematic experiences, he shared, were his early lessons in filmmaking before attending FTII. Ghai, who later became a celebrated director with hits like 'Taal' and 'Ram Lakhan', expressed deep respect for these influential storytellers. Read on to know more in detail.

Anupam Kher won Best Supporting Actor at the UK Asian Film Festival for his film Calorie, based on the 1985 Kanishka Air Tragedy. The veteran actor believes competence is brilliance's biggest enemy and treats every film as his first. He also lamented how troll culture has killed Bollywood's celebratory spirit.

Legendary actress Meenakshi Seshadri took to social media to share a vibrant dance reel featuring the beloved track 'Lashkara'. This nostalgic homage brought back memories of her iconic filming days with Chiranjeevi in the scenic hills of Ooty, a moment captured over three decades ago during the 1992 movie 'Aaj Ka Goonda Raaj'. Read on to know more in detail.

Gulshan Grover, known as Bollywood’s “Bad Man,” said he is proud of his villain image and believes strong villains make heroes shine. He also spoke about handling failure with focus. Recently seen in Matka King with Vijay Varma and Kritika Kamra, the series streams on OTT.

Veteran screenwriter Kamlesh Pandey, in a recent interview, recalled an incident from the sets of Saudagar, where Dilip Kumar stayed away from the shoot for three days, pushing director Subhash Ghai to the brink of calling off the film. Speaking about the Manali schedule, Kamlesh shared that the unit was fully prepared to shoot a key scene, but Dilip Kumar did not report to the set.

Jackie Shroff reminisced about his warm off-screen bond with Sanjay Dutt while filming 'Khalnayak,' sharing a humorous anecdote about a slippery monkey fight scene. Now, a sequel is confirmed with Dutt producing and reprising his role, while director Subhash Ghai will mentor the project.

Rishi Kapoor's 'Karz' faced a box office flop, plunging the actor into deep depression. Overwhelmed by competition from 'Qurbani' and shaken confidence, Kapoor struggled physically and emotionally on sets. Despite personal turmoil and director Subhash Ghai's disappointment, Kapoor eventually recovered, with 'Karz' later achieving cult status.

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai revisits the 30-year journey of his 1993 blockbuster 'Khalnayak', highlighting Sanjay Dutt's unpredictable portrayal of the lead character. Ghai reveals how Dutt's spontaneous improvisation, including a shocking scene where he grabbed a co-actor by the neck, added authenticity and stunned the crew, ultimately contributing to the film's immense success.

Jackie Shroff visited Subhash Ghai's office, the place where he signed his first film 'Hero'. This marked the beginning of his Bollywood journey decades ago. The film 'Hero', released in 1983, was a commercial success. Its soundtrack also became very popular. Shroff shared his gratitude for his early days in the industry.

Sanjay Dutt's first look from 'Khalnayak Returns' has been unveiled, reigniting excitement for the sequel. During a 30th-anniversary screening of the original, director Subhash Ghai playfully teased Dutt about his focus on Madhuri Dixit, while Dutt shared a humorous anecdote about the iconic "Choli Ke Peeche" song shoot.

A heartwarming moment at the 'Khalnayak Returns' event saw Maanayata Dutt's respectful greeting to Subhash Ghai, honoring their iconic 'Khalnayak' legacy. Sanjay Dutt's emotional tribute to his wife as his strength further resonated. The sequel's teaser, hinting at a darker Ballu, builds significant anticipation for the upcoming film.

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai is reminiscing about his 1999 hit 'Taal', questioning if its unique, villain-free narrative would resonate with today's audiences and if a sequel is feasible. He highlighted the film's bold storytelling, devoid of typical commercial elements, and its enduring appeal. The movie starred Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Akshaye Khanna, and Anil Kapoor, with A.R. Rahman's iconic music.

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai has confirmed that the script for a sequel to his 1999 cult classic 'Taal' is nearing completion. Ghai expressed that the team is considering the right time to proceed with the project, emphasizing the importance of purity and fresh casting for the sequel's success.

In a vibrant turn of events, Sai Tamhankar asserts that the entertainment sector is embracing a remarkable epoch for performers, where authentic talent takes center stage. She notes a refreshing departure from outdated norms, leading to 'fantastic opportunities' for dedicated artists. Read on to know more in detail.

Sanjay Dutt announced Khalnayak Returns, revealing the sequel idea originated during his jail term when 4,000 inmates supported it. He also credited Subhash Ghai and said he backed the project. The first look sparked nostalgia. The 1993 original, starring Dutt, Madhuri Dixit and Jackie Shroff, was very hugely successful hit.

Sanjay Dutt has confirmed a sequel to his iconic 1999 film 'Vaastav' is in development. The actor revealed this at the launch event for 'Khalnayak Returns'. Dutt is actively working on 'Vaastav 2'. He also expressed a desire for another 'Munna Bhai' film. Filmmaker Subhash Ghai shared an anecdote about casting Dutt in 'Khalnayak'.

As Sanjay Dutt revives Khalnayak after three decades, Subhash Ghai reveals why he won’t direct the sequel, but will lend his vision to the project

Sanjay Dutt's controversial life, marked by a decades-long legal battle culminating in his 2016 release, is revisited. A resurfaced 1993 photo shows industry support, while the emotional song 'The Forgotten Sanju' highlighted his struggles. Now, Dutt is set to reprise his iconic role in 'Khalnayak Returns', exploring Ballu Balram's post-prison journey.

Get ready for a cinematic treat as Sanjay Dutt reprises his legendary role of Ballu in the much-anticipated sequel 'Khalnayak Returns', which pays homage to the classic 1993 film. The inspiration for this project emerged while Dutt was serving time in prison, where countless inmates expressed their excitement for a continuation of the story.

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai shared a heartfelt note on lyricist Gulzar, emphasizing that true poetry stems from the human soul, not technology. Ghai credited Gulzar's influence for shaping creative learning at his school, where poetry classes were introduced to foster deeper spiritual thinking in students. Gulzar, a celebrated poet and lyricist, has a career spanning over six decades.

Subhash Ghai praised Riteish Deshmukh’s ‘Raja Shivaji’, calling it passionate and full of nationalistic energy, and described its trailer as “so rocking.” He also highlighted industry support from Sanjay Dutt and Abhishek Bachchan. The film, based on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, releases May 1, 2026, in multiple languages.

Unveiling a striking new look, the makers, on Friday, dropped the first look teaser of 'Khalnayak Returns'.

Akshay Khanna confessed in 2017 that he finds his 'Taal' co-star, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, so stunning that he can't take his eyes off her. He described the feeling as staring 'like a lunatic,' an effect no one else has on him. Khanna and Rai Bachchan previously starred together in 'Aa Ab Laut Chalen' and the critically acclaimed 'Taal'.

From humble beginnings selling sarees amidst Kolkata's vibrant streets to establishing a formidable presence in the Bollywood landscape, Vashu Bhagnani’s story is one of perseverance. His shift from the construction sector to the realm of film production has birthed many successful hits.

Subhash Ghai praises Naveen Kumar’s journey, calls it a beautiful example of passion and perseverance.

Veteran actor Jackie Shroff extended warm birthday wishes to the evergreen bollywood superstar Jeetendra on his birthday on April 7.

Manisha Koirala, following her acclaimed 'Heeramandi' performance, has chosen her next project, 'Raazdar', backed by Arbaaz Khan. The veteran actress, known for her selective approach to meaningful roles, has commenced shooting for the film, which also features Bhuvan Arora. This marks a significant step after her hiatus and cancer journey.

Beloved star Madhu Malhotra, recognized for her captivating performances in classics like 'Satte Pe Satta' and 'Hero', sadly departed at the age of 71 on March 13. With a prolific career that flourished during the 80s and 90s, she graced over 100 films, leaving a lasting impact with standout roles in both 'The Great Gambler' and 'Satte Pe Satta'. Read on to know more in detail.