For security reasons, Karan will not party at a high-end hotel. That was the original game-plan, nixed by his security detail.

'Netflix has given Bhansali a free hand to do what he wants.'

Arjun Rampal, who is super-dynamic as the archvillain in Dhaakad, is expected to return in the sequel.

'Akshay Kumar may not like what's being done to Mission Cinderella. But he has no control over its final shape and format.'

While the gap between the first Bhool Bhulaiya film and the second was 15 years, the gap between Bhool Bhulaiya 2 and Bhool Bhulaiya 3 would be no more than two years.

Paloma Thakeria Dhillon and Rajveer Deol will star in a film to be directed by Avnish Barjatya.

It will be just the four women and their killer machines.

Gandhi Before India and Gandhi -- The Years That Changed The World, historian Ramachandra Guha's acclaimed books on the Mahatma, are headed for the OTT universe.

Dhaakad is the first Indian film shot by Japanese Cinematographer Tetsuo Nagata who has made Ms Ranaut look like she has never looked before.

Now, the mommies are being cast.

'At this point, my life is not about making plans.' 'It's about enjoying the fruits of my labour with my loved ones.'

Why Naseeruddin Shah played a sardar in Modern Love: Mumbai.

He was replaced by the then hot and saleable Sanjay Khan.

Now the India Pavilion at Cannes would have to make do without Akshay, while Madhavan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui would happily hog the limelight.

The young actors will play beloved characters from the hugely popular Archie Comics.

'I'd like to do films in as many languages as possible.'

'Ponni is not a criminal. 'She is someone who does what she has to due to the adversities that have occurred in her life. I had to keep that in mind.'

Singer Hariharan worked quite a few times with santoor player Shiv Kumar Sharma, who passed into the ages on May 10, and flautist Hari Prasad Chaurasia.

'It's the most ban-friendly country in the world as far as cinema is concerned.'

'Mere Haathon Mein Nau-Nau Chudiya Hain showed how skillfully Shiv-Hari could weave into the commercial idiom.'