Shool

With three national awards and many critically-acclaimed films to his credit, Manoj Bajpayee says he is still looking for stories and roles that are extraordinary and explore an untapped side of the actor in him.

Manoj shares that he wants to take advantage of all the options that are available to him right now. In addition, he talks about his family, revealing how his daughter Ava gets into arguments with him over not spending enough time at home.

Bollywood icon Raveena Tandon, currently in the spotlight for her role in the upcoming web series Karmma Calling on Disney+ Hotstar, reminisces about a noteworthy incident during the making of Ram Gopal Varma's film, Shool.

He claimed that although people pay thousands of rupees for popular performers, they never go to "real cinema." In a recent interview, he stated that the art genre itself is at risk because of this trend.

Manoj Bajpayee said in an interview that he finds inspiration for his on-screen personas, which are strong but unconventional. The actor gave tribute to Geeta Devi, his mother, who was by any measure an alpha man. Remembering a noteworthy anecdote about her.

The film titled Gulmohar, was screened in front of the cast and crew during the current International Film Festival. The film was written and directed by Rahul V. Chittella and mixes together the unique stories of several Batra family members to examine what it means to be a family and a home.

The actor stated at a panel discussion at the 54th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) that while streaming services were first supporting independent filmmakers in India, they are now prioritizing blockbuster movies.

Her performances in movies like Satta, Laadla, Shool, Dilwale, Mohra, Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi, and many others earned her a place in everyone's hearts. She has worked in South Indian movies in addition to Hindi ones, appearing in titles like Ratha Saradhi, Bangaru Bullodu, Sadhu, and KGF: Chapter 2.

Manoj Bajpayee is one of the most respected stars in the Hindi film industry and Known for his unconventional roles and unmatchable talent. However, his journey to fame was no cakewalk. At the age of nine, a Bihari boy coming from a humble background knew that his life's goal was to be an actor.

Raveena Tandon was just 21 when she adopted two little girls – Pooja and Chaya, and in a recent interview, the actor shared how the girls are “older siblings” to her younger ones. Raveena shared that as soon as she turned 21, and was legally allowed to take guardianship of her children, she took on the responsibility.