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नए साल का लोगो को बहुत बेसब्री से इंतज़ार था. लोग 2020 के जल्दी से जाने की कामना कर रहे थे. सिर्फ...

Actor Sonu Sood has spoken about the unity that the film industry preaches about, but doesn’t really practice. He said that it’s...

Rajinikanth’s elder brother on Tuesday backed the Tamil superstar’s move to withdraw his decision to launch a political party.

Not that the 1995 Govinda-Karisma starrer Coolie No 1 was a brilliant film, but it had a funny vibe that was innate...

A heartwarming anecdote about Shah Rukh Khan was shared by veteran actor Satish Shah, with whom he has worked in many films....

The Narcotics Control Bureau on Monday, for the second time in a month, grilled model-turned actor, Arjun Rampal, in the ongoing investigation into the drug connection with Bollywood being investigated by the central agency, officials said.  Last week, Rampal, 47, was summoned, but he wrote to the NCB requesting time until 22 December, citing some 'family' obligations.  Earlier, on November 13, after the NCB raided his home and took away about a dozen electronic devices, he was questioned for almost 7 hours. He had later told media people that he had turned over a medical prescription of an unique painkiller that the NCB had taken for prescription. In addition to Rampal, his South African girlfriend Gabriella Demetriades and her brother Agisialos Demetriades, who had been detained and later secured bail, were questioned by the NCB. As the drug investigation moved the needle to other foreign nationals' involvement, last month, another of Rampal's associates, Australian Paul Bartel, was arrested.  The NCB has arrested more than two dozen individuals, including film stars, drug dealers, funders, suppliers, etc., so far, unraveling the Bollywood-drug cartel links.  At one point during the investigation, some drug-peddlers in Goregaon assaulted an NCB team on November 23, and two NCB officials were suspended earlier in December pending a probe into suspected 'lapses' in their conduct. 

Preceding this year, a large portion of the fruitful Indian web shows were about quick fixes and shocking plots with strong portion...

Actress Swara Bhasker has joined the farmers protesting at the Singhu border with Delhi— heaping praise on their grit and determination. The...

Ajay Devgn bought the rights for the redo of the Telugu wrongdoing satire, Brochevarevarura which delivered in 2019. The entertainer is presently...

On January 7, the critically acclaimed actor Pankaj Tripathi drama 'Kaagaz' will premiere on ZEE5. Presented by superstar Salman Khan, the film is based on the life of Azamgarh's Bharat Lal aka Lal Bihari, who has fought an 18year legal fight to prove he is alive.  Actordirector Satish Kaushik said he was intrigued by Lal Bihari Mritak's story and is grateful to Khan and ZEE5 for supporting his vision. "I have done a lot of research into the events that have taken place in his life,eventually, it felt to me that this story was worth telling to the world and we couldn't have asked for a better production partner to present it than Salman Khan Films (SKF) and then ZEE5. Now for the viewer, it's just a click away," Kaushik said in a statement. Tripathi said he was happy to be part of such an exciting "Kaagaz" story. My personality is going to be very different from some of my previous projects, and I'm excited to be part of an inspirational story like that. It is important to hear this story and I am confident that ZEE5 will give it the scope it deserves,' he said. The SKF spokesperson said the team is looking forward to beginning 2021 with "Kaagaz" on a high note. The film will also be released in select theatres in Uttar Pradesh in addition to being premiered digitally.