Bollywood Films

  Akshay Kumar’s pro-Pakistan stand is well known.  While signing a movie with producer-director Anil Sharma, he categorically denied saying a single word against Pakistan either in dialogue or in intent.  He gave a clean chit to Pakistan as far as Terrorism is concerned. He said in an interview, “Terrorism is not in a particular country, it is everywhere including all religions. He did not even hesitate in mentioning India’s name amongst the countries where terrorism is being spread. He said In Hindi, “ Terrorism Jo hata Hai, wo country mein Nahi Hota, wo Kutchh element hota Hai. Terrorism India mein bhi Hai, America mein Bhi hai, Austria mein Bhi, Paris mein bhi hai aur Peshwar mein bhi Hai." In a different interview, he said that In Pakistan his Films do the best business in Pakistan. "The Love we get it from Pakistan is unequalled with any other country." Recently in an interview he said to Canadian people, that post retiring from Bollywood, he would settle in Cana

  Yusuf Sarwar Khan aka Dilip Kumar; Thespian, Tragedy King, legends of legends, the greatest method actor, the film institute are only some of the names of an actor who have inspired many generations of actors. Satyajit Ray described him as the ultimate method actor in the entire world. He truly is. Dilip Kumar is compared with the greatest actor in the world Marlon Brando. Many believe that he copies the acting style of Marlon Brando. But that is not true. Marlon Brando came later in the picture as far as method acting was considered. Marlon Brando's unique style of acting was noticed in the movie Streetcar Named Desire , a role that he originated successfully on Broadway in 1951. Dilip Kumar's acting style came earlier than that. He had already established by then the acting style he is known for. He had already left an imprint with the movies like Jugnu ( 1947, Mela and Shaheed in 1948 and Andaz in 1949. So to label him as a copy of Marlon Brando is factually wrong and g

Much has been written on twitter about Jaya Bachchan Thali comment and she has found great support and equally the trolls from others who don’t support her comment. In a strongly-worded statement, she expressed that "People in the entertainment industry are being flogged by social media. "People who made their names in the industry have called it a gutter. I completely disagree. I hope that the government tells such people not to use this kind of language." Let’s discuss the Thali debate. I do not agree with Jaya Bacchchan’s comment that there are certain people in the industry who are being flogged by social media to  discredit or disregard the industry. The truth is opposite. Bachchan Parivar is not the custodian of the film Industry. They are not the industry but the part of the industry. The industry belongs equally to all those who have worked for it. It equally belongs to Kangna Ranaut , Ravi Kishen or Jaya Bachan and Amitabh Bachchan In fact the biggest opp

  Kangna Ranaut is a multi-faceted, multi-talented actress. She is an icon to reckon with. She symbolises the struggle of a small town girl who has made a gigantic success on her own. Kangna Ranaut is only the actress who has got the recognition for both commercial and art cinema bagging three national awards, four filmfare awards and a Padam Shri. Not only this, she has featured six times in  Forbes India 's Celebrity 100 list. Destiny is not a matter of chances, but the matter of choice. She was destined to be an actress by choice, though her parents preferred her to be a doctor. The two aspects of her reputation and dispositions are grossly distinct. Her reputation of being so brave and the notoriety to be involved in multiple controversies are quite evident. The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off. You can choose courage, or you can choose comfort, but you cannot choose both. It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.” is it the courage whi

Gumnaam-1965 The film is a loosely-inspired adaptation of the 1939 mystery novel And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie. Eight people are trapped on an island when their plane abandons them. They find a large mansion whose butler is expecting them. Then one by one, they die. The film came to wider attention in the English-speaking world when its opening song “ “Jaan Pechaan Ho”" (a Hindi-Urdu phrase roughly translated as "we should get to know each other") was included in the opening credits of Ghost World and used in the 2011 commercial The Date for Heineken. The song was sung by Bollywood music legend Mohammed Rafi. The lead dancer in the song as shot in the film was Laxmi Chhaya  The psychedelic choreography was done by Herman Benjamin, who also sang the song as picturised in the film. The film was also a musical hit with songs like Gumnaam Hai Koi, Hum Kaale Hain To kya hua, Jaan pechaan ho, Gham Chhodke Manaao Rang rali   2. Hamraaz- 1967 Hamraaz