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Jinnah Going strong
Director MA Jinnah is busy with multiple projects, including Seval, Saravedi, and Nannum Sandhiyavum, following his production ventures.
Yuvan on a happy note
Yuvan Shankar Raja celebrates a successful year with hit audio tracks for Aegan and Silambattam, continuing his strong musical streak.
Parvathi dubs for 'Poo'
Actress Parvathi makes her Tamil debut in the film Poo, where she dubbed her own voice to master the Madurai slang.
'16' an exuberant love tale
The upcoming youth-centric film 16 features Shiva and Madhu Shalini, with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
"It was very difficult to write for KARZZZZ" - Sameer
Renowned lyricist Sameer discusses the challenges of writing romantic songs for the revenge-themed film "Karzzzz," crediting mentor Anand Bakshi for inspiration. He also talks about reuniting with composer Himesh Reshammiya.
FASHION to continue great run of UTV in 2008
UTV Motion Pictures celebrates a successful 2008 with critically acclaimed and commercially successful films. The studio anticipates continued success with upcoming releases like 'Fashion' and 'Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye!', while UTV Entertainment Television expands its reach through a syndication deal with Zee TV.
Tarun to follow up DOSTANA with KOOCHIE KOOCHIE HOTA HAI
Tarun Mansukhani, director of the upcoming film DOSTANA, is already working on his next project, an animated feature titled KOOCHIE KOOCHIE HOTA HAI, for Karan Johar. This animated adaptation of KUCH KUCH HOTA HAI is slated for an August 2009 release and will feature animals.
A WEDNESDAY continues to be first choice
Despite new releases like Drona and Kidnap, A Wednesday has maintained its strong box office performance, becoming the preferred choice for moviegoers nationwide. Its average screen occupancy surpasses other films, delighting producers and actors.
"Marriage made me divorce" - Ram Gopal Varma
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma shares his unfiltered, often controversial, views on marriage, divorce, and his self-perception in a candid Q&A session with fans.
Salman-Katrina in ravishing romance
Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif's on-screen chemistry in Subhash Ghai's 'Yuvvraaj' includes a captivating wedding sequence, sparking real-life marriage rumors.
Box office analysis-October 09 , 2008
The latest box office report reveals a shocking downturn for Bollywood with new releases Drona and Kidnap failing to impress, despite a string of recent successes. Both films suffered from poor promotions, lack of hit songs, and negative word-of-mouth.
"While doing artistic things you get to learn so many new things" - Anjorie
Actress Anjorie shares how preparing for roles enriches her life, citing her experience learning piano for the film '1920' as a prime example of art inspiring personal growth.
Salman and Sohail - Strangers?
Despite being real-life brothers, Salman and Sohail Khan do not portray siblings in the film HEROES, where Salman plays a Sikh officer and Sohail a biker. This continues a trend across their five film collaborations.
"You are Rahul Bose. You are Gateway."
Rahul Bose has been signed by The Gateway Hotel to endorse their luxurious 24-hour active studio gym, marking his second collaboration with Tata Enterprises.
No reality shows for Katrina Kaif
Despite rumors of a multi-crore deal for a dance reality show, Katrina Kaif's spokesperson confirms she has no plans to appear on television due to her packed film schedule.
A new writer from B-Town
Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, known for '1920' and 'Ghulam', is set to debut as an author with his semi-autobiographical book 'Summer of Frost', exploring themes of love and life experiences.
REST IN PEACE, 'Alam Ara'
India has officially lost the last remaining print of 'Alam Ara', the country's first-ever talkie film, following a devastating fire at the National Film Archives.
UTV Spotboy- making B-Town innovative
UTV Spotboy, known for its unconventional films, announces three new projects: 'Peter Gaya Kaam Se', 'Aage Se Right', and 'Pan Singh Tomar', continuing its tradition of unique storytelling and supporting new talent.
"Life is really a comedy which pretends to be a tragedy" - Ramu (Part 2)
Ramu recounts the chaotic aftermath of a train accident, from navigating muddy fields and dealing with an angry driver to encountering a hospitable fan and his furious wife, all while grappling with the grim reality of the tragedy and its impact on those involved.
"Life is really a comedy which pretends to be a tragedy" - Ramu (Part 1)
Filmmaker Ramu recounts a dramatic train accident during the shooting of 'Prema Katha,' detailing his surreal experience from waking up in a derailed coach to witnessing the tragic aftermath and the varied human reactions.