Imtiaz Ali Tamasha

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  Imtiaz Ali On That Tamasha Climax Scene Featuring Deepika Padukone And Ranbir Kapoor

  "It's a very difficult shot for actors to play because you are seeing them so close," said Imtiaz Ali

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  Deepika Padukone Shares BTS Pics With Ranbir Kapoor From The Sets Of Tamasha

  Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor have also co-starred in Bachna Ae Haseeno and Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani

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  Imtiaz Ali's Desi Highway Meal Will Intensify Your Dhaba Food Cravings

  Imtiaz Ali recently stopped by a local dhaba on a highway to relish some authentic north Indian food.

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  Deepika Padukone And Ranbir Kapoor Spotted At Luv Ranjan's House. Film On The Cards?

  Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor's last film together was Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha

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  In Deepika Padukone's Throwback Photo, Can You Guess The Actor Posing For The Camera?

  Deepika Padukone shared a throwback photo from the sets of her film Tamasha

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  Imtiaz Ali 'Always Expects' To Work With Ranbir Kapoor

  Imtiaz Ali has directed Ranbir Kapoor in hit films like Rockstar and Tamasha

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  Shah Rukh Khan Tells Us About Imtiaz Ali's Midnight 'Tamasha' On A Highway

  Shah Rukh Khan and Imtiaz Ali have collaborated for the first time for an untitled project

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  Is Shah Rukh Khan Doing Imtiaz Ali's Next Film? Find Out Here

  "Next film, unless I really sign and finalise, I can't really talk about it. I am not supposed to say anything about that and I shouldn't be. I feel whatever I am saying needs to first happen and then I should say it rather than be predictive," said Imtiaz

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  Ranbir, Katrina Are Framed in New Jagga Jasoos Still

  Directed by Ranbir Kapoor's Barfi director Anurag Basu, Jagga Jasoos revolves around two detectives, played by Ranbir and Katrina. The film is expected to release in June this year. Ranbir was last seen in Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha, which did well at the box office

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  Tamasha Was Made With a View the Audience is Not Stupid, Says Imtiaz Ali

  "I met this lady who said, 'You should have made the film earlier. I am too old to define my life now.' There were other people and before I could understand what she had said, she was gone. I wish I could have just talked to her. There are many such reactions to the story, which is exhilarating for a filmmaker," said Imtiaz Ali

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  Today's Big Release: Tamasha

  Imtiaz Ali's much awaited film Tamasha releases today. Tamasha features Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone as Ved and Tara, who meet in Corsica and fall in love with each other after a holiday fling. Hollywood has two films on offer - Ryan Coogler's Creed and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2

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  Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone Agree That Ranveer is 'Full Tamasha'

  Two strangers on a holiday make for very filmy Tamasha in director Imtiaz Ali's upcoming film. Deepika and Ranbir were in Delhi to promote Tamasha, which releases this Friday. They talked about the film and Ranveer Singh. Deepika and Ranbir also shared stories from their shoot

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  How Romantic is Ranbir Kapoor? 'After Ghalib, It's Me,' He Says

  When asked how romantic Ranbir is in real life, before Ranbir could reply Imtiaz quipped, "Immensely. He is very romantic." Ranbir added: "Yes after Ghalib it is me. I match up to his standards, his ideologies of love," The two, were speaking to the reporters at a promotional event of Tamasha in New Delhi, which will open on November 27

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  Here's Why Deepika Padukone is 'Perfect' For Tamasha's Tara

  "I think Deepika has grown as a person. She has shed her inherent shyness while acting. She has been able to overcome that. That is why she looks more confident. She has always been good, but she looks more confident because she has been able to deal with the shyness," said Imtiaz Ali

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  Censor Cut Tamasha Scenes and Lines But Director Says it Was no Big Deal

  "I didn't have big problems with the censor board. They were quite okay with what our film was and gave a few suggestions. They were very reasonable and therefore, I was also reasonable with them. It wasn't such a severe blow. There were words, which they wanted us to censor. The board is sensitive to certain words against women," said Imtiaz Ali