Film Go Goa Gone actors Saif Ali Khan and Kunal Khumu celebrated 100 years of cinema at Dainik Bhaskar Group office on 3rd May in Mumbai. Saif and Dinesh Vijan are producing this film under their banner Illuminati Films along
Recently Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan thanked everyone including his fans and family on completion of his 25 years in Indian Cinema. The actor also expressed his views on Indian Cinema which also celebrates it’s 100 years. “I am feeling very
Indian cinema has evolved and its reach is huge, says Bipasha Basu adding that the people love to see Indian actors perform and cheer for them. Starting her career with “Ajnabee” in 2001, the 33-year-old has spent over a decade
The Indian film industry will celebrate 100 years of its existence in 2013. Celebrities are excited and say that the progress and growth of the cinema in the last 10 decades have been outstanding. On May 3 1913, India’s first
The popular Kapoor family of Bollywood will be felicitated with tiles and two statues at the inauguration of UTV Stars’ property Walk of the Stars at the Bandra Bandstand Promenade here Wednesday. The property, akin to the Hollywood Walk of
Yesteryears actresses Hema Malini and Jaya Prada will be honoured with Aadhi Aabadi Women Achievers awards for their contribution to Indian cinema. The award aims at recognise women who have achieved success and emerged as role models. “It’s an achievement
India is one of the largest film producing nations in the world, but is yet to explore important markets like South Korea, Japan and Taiwan. The Mumbai Film Mart (MFM) has tried to bridge the gap by bringing together Indian
BollywoodWorld.com, The overseas market for Indian films is growing and will rise by about 20 percent in the next few years, say film industrialists from India and abroad. “Ten years back, for an Indian film, the overseas market was 5
He has devoted over four decades to the film industry, witnessing major changes in content along the years, but megastar Amitabh Bachchan has always made it a point to keep in sync with the tastes of youth, who constitute the
BollywoodWorld.com, Corporates have changed the economics of moviemaking, says veteran filmmaker Subhash Ghai who has been making films for 35 years. He believes star fees as well as the cost of production has gone up, making most filmmakers run into