Bombay Velvet Film

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  From Satya to Choked, the Journey of Anurag Kashyap

  Anurag Kashyap takes Gadgets 360 through all his movies, from the highs of Gangs of Wasseypur to the lows of a seven-year run of five failed films. His new film Choked, on Netflix, is a further step in the evolution of Kashyap.

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  Rishi Kapoor Criticises Anurag Kashyap And Anurag Basu Again

  One again, Rishi Kapoor appeared to criticise them for Ranbir's flop films

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  Raveena Tandon Claims She Was 'Thrown Out Of Films, Called A Liar'

  Raveena Tandon has revealed that it is hard for an honest person to survive in the entertainment industry

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  Raveena Tandon Says, My Style Statement is Feminine and Sensual

  "I believe that fashion is an art to express yourself, so I love to make my own decisions! My style statement is elegant, feminine and sensual," Raveena told IANS over an e-mail interaction

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  Anurag Kashyap has Stopped Trying to be Part of Bollywood 'Interior'

  "I never called myself rebellious...I find these labels irritant. It irritates me, it nags me like a leech and I feel why it doesn't go. I want to be left alone. If I had my way, I would want the world to leave me alone. I love complete isolation," Anurag told PTI.

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  Anurag Kashyap 'Never Had Enough Money' to Make His Films

  "I knew I was not making a biopic so I was not limited by facts. Another advantage that I had was that not much is known about this guy. I know a lot more than other people because I worked on Sriram Raghavan's documentary," said Anurag Kashyap

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  Nawazuddin Siddiqui is Deadly as Raman Raghav 2.0 in Film's First Look

  Mr Kashyap, who is known for his work in films such as Bombay Velvet, earlier tweeted two images from the film

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  Kela Awards: Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, Dilwale Vying For Worst Film Award

  Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, Dilwale, Bombay Velvet, Shaandaar and Singh is Bliing are contending for the Worst Film award. Salman has also been nominated for Baawra Ho Gaya Hai Ke Award. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo and Tevar have bagged the maximum nominations this year

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  For Karan Johar, no Acting Offers After 'Disastrous' Bombay Velvet

  KJo, who played a villain in the Anurag Kashyap-directed film, said, "No one has offered me any film after Bombay Velvet. It was such a disastrous debut that I did not get any single offer." "I am dying... Waiting for someone to offer me something. No one is going to offer me a lead role," he added

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  'Actor' Karan Johar is 'Exploding' to Work With Anurag Kashyap

  Karan Johar was seen in a negative role in director Anurag Kashyap's 2015 film Bombay Velvet. Karan posted on Twitter: "@anuragkashyap72 in london!! About to start filming soon!! Write another role fast for me! The actor in me is exploding"

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  Ranbir the Risk-Taker or Boring Salman? This Director Chooses His Hero

  "I am glad there is an actor like Ranbir who is taking the risk. There are not many actors, who would do it. He is not like Salman who is doing same thing film after film. He is boring. How can you do that? It is not paying off but at least he is getting the satisfaction of doing those films. Very few actors do that"

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  Anurag Kashyap Not Eager to Make Films Like Black Friday

  Black Friday released in India in 2007, three years after its international release, after the Supreme Court allowed the film to be shown in theatres only after the TADA court passed its judgment in the case. After the Black Friday incident, I'm not ready to go through it again," said Anurag Kashyap

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  After Bombay Velvet Debacle, Money is Anurag Kashyap's 'Nightmare'

  "I just did an expensive film which probably is the biggest loss making movie in the history of cinema. The nightmare that I go through, no one can understand. So that is something I don't want to do ever again. It teaches you a lesson. I will make films with studios," said Anurag Kashyap

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  Anurag Kashyap: Bombay Velvet's Failure has Liberated Me

  "There was a lot said and then there was this need in me to make a hit film, a successful film and people had told me, 'Anurag, you need to make a film with a super star'. I did see what happened," the filmmaker said with a laugh. "It really doesn't matter. But now, I feel liberated. I am writing more"

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  Anurag Kashyap Explains Why the Director is to Blame For a Flop Film

  "I might make a film, but people might say it's just my film. But I've always believed that as a filmmaker I'm in a very different zone as compared to others, because when a film works, the credit goes to the entire team. But when it fails, only the director is to blame, because only he had the power to say 'no'," said Anurag Kashyap