This article details Dulquer Salmaan's candid account of his experience working on Hindi film sets, contrasting it sharply with the culture of the Malayalam film industry. The actor revealed that he was initially "pushed around" and overlooked on Mumbai sets, forcing him to intentionally project an image of a "big star" with an entourage to gain basic respect, personal space, and attention.

In an exclusive interview with TellyChakkar, acclaimed director Aditya Sarpotdar opens up about how his film Munjya became a surprise blockbuster, shares insights into the making of Thamma, and discusses whether the release of Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat had any impact on Thamma’s box office performance.

A look at Riteish Deshmukh’s most popular comedy films as fans gear up for Masti 4, highlighting how he grew from early setbacks to becoming one of Bollywood’s most reliable comic actors.

Arjun Kapoor explains the harsh financial realities of Bollywood filmmaking, revealing how massive budgets rarely translate into profits due to distribution cuts, taxation, and shifting revenue models.

The article recounts Shatrughan Sinha’s humorous memory of Dharmendra advising him to “drink a little” to calm his nerves during his first public song shoot, while also updating readers on Dharmendra’s recent health scare and Sinha’s visit to check on him.

veteran Hindi film star Dharmendra has been discharged from Breach Candy Hospital and will continue his treatment and recovery at home, with his family requesting privacy and no speculation.

Watching the SRK starrer again, I realised that what I miss isn’t just the grandeur or the artifice - neither is it blind nostalgia. It’s the sincerity. The slow, deliberate ache of it all. A love story that wasn’t afraid of its own excess. The kind that knew how to bring glory to tragedy.” This is just a gist of what I felt after re-watching Devdas on the big screen.