Rajeev Verma

Veteran actor rajeev verma, known for films like Maine Pyar Kiya, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Koi... Mil Gaya, has opened up about why he gradually stepped away from mainstream Bollywood and television despite being one of the most recognisable father figures on screen. Speaking in a recent interview, Rajeev admitted that years of repetitive casting and routine work eventually made him lose interest in the industry.

rajeev verma, a celebrated actor known for his fatherly roles in Bollywood, often portrayed Salman Khan's onscreen father. Married to Amitabh Bachchan's sister-in-law, Rita Verma, Rajeev has a background in architecture before transitioning to acting. Despite their film industry ties, the couple prefers to stay away from the glamour and focus on their love for theatre.

In its last bid to add eligible voters to the voters list, the Election Commission has roped in Bhopal based bollywood actor rajeev verma and folk singer, Prahlad Singh Tipaniya to motivate the masses to register their names in the voters list.

It was a colourful and intimate evening at the Museum art gallery as four artists - Jyoti Chowdhary, Kala Shah, Shiladitya Verma and Rajashri Parulkar - put together a group show titled ‘Intimate Hues’.

rajeev verma reflects on Salman Khan's unchanged nature since their time in 'Maine Pyar Kiya', noting his continued respect for elders. Despite not being in regular contact, they occasionally meet. Salman was last seen in 'Tiger 3' and is currently working on AR Murugadoss's 'Sikandar', set to release on Eid 2025.

There is a big tussle going on between Zee TV and Film Farms’ production as to who would play the pivotal character.

Over 1 lakh basic education students won't be able to wear shoes this winter due to the alleged laxity of the basic education department. Most of the schools have got the wrong size of shoes when they were distributed recently. According to sources, even if the shoes are exchanged, it will still take at least two months, including the winter vacation, for the students to get the right size of shoes.

Panic buying, fueled by social media rumors, has led to a surge in fuel consumption across Uttar Pradesh, emptying tanks faster than usual. Authorities assure that supplies are stable, with ample reserves, and urge citizens to disregard misinformation. The situation is attributed to excessive demand, not a supply crisis.

Even 10 months after MCG takeover, roads in Vipul World continue to be in a dilapidated condition. Residents claimed that the MCG had started repairing roads in June last year, but the contractor did not complete the work.

Basic education teachers in Agra have demanded funds to conduct the annual exams which are scheduled to begin from March 19.Teachers said that so far the department hasn't released any money .

It seems that over 8,000 basic education teachers would have to celebrate Holi under financial crisis as they might not be getting their pending salaries for January and February before the festival due to tax deduction process

City cops witnessed some positive moves from officers of deputy commissioners of police (DCP) rank in different parts of the city last week.

The UP government’s announcement to open 5,000 English primary schools in the state from the next academic session has hit a road block in Agra

Perhaps for the first time, city police team under deputy commissioner of police (DCP) Abhinash Kumar, evoked stringent section 328 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) against a bootlegger, identified rajeev verma, for allegedly inflicting hurt by means of poison. The team raided Verma’s den at Lodhipura in Bajeria on Friday.

A painting exhibition under the Rupabh series, was organised at Rangdarshani Dirgha , the art gallery of Bharat Bhavan, on Tuesday. The event displayed abstract paintings by artists Romica Bhasin and Chhaya Dubey. Actor rajeev verma was the chief guest at this exhibition.

Tukaram Marathe a farmer from Maharashtra comes to Agra with his family and claims that the land where Taj Mahal stands is his.

Taking tough action against officers for failing to enforce the Centre's guidelines on containment of COVID-19 lockdown by allowing a large number of migrant workers to congregate at Anand Vihar ISBT in violation of social distancing norms, the home ministry on Sunday initiated disciplinary proceedings against four Delhi government officers for “dereliction of duty”.

Tilak Nagar police have booked Hemendra Mahapara and six bouncers under various sections of the IPC sections.