Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma will Friday show his 15-minute film on the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks to people closely linked to the incident, including policemen and survivors. “I did this film after extensive research and after in-depth interviews with not
Washington, Ajmal Amir Kasab, the sole surviving terrorist of the group of ten sent by the Pakistan based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba to attack Mumbai, says his father essentially sold him into the group. Kasab, who was part of the pair
Washington, (BollywoodWorld.com) “Terror In Mumbai”, a new riveting documentary reconstructing the horrendous attack on India’s financial capital airs in the US Thursday to mark the first anniversary of the Nov 26 assault. Directed by Dan Reed, who made a similar
New Delhi, Filmmaker Apoorva Lakhia, known for making the hit crime thriller “Shootout At Lokhandwala”, has trashed rumours that his film with Sanjay Dutt is based on policemen who battled Sikh extremism. “I don’t know where all this has come