Indian Cinema At 100

As the Indian cricket team is gearing up for the upcoming four-match Test series against Australia, the Hindi cinema is having a great time at the box-office with the mind blowing success of Bollywood movie, Pathaan

Hi film Baahubali, which is currently on floors, is scheduled to release in 2015

As many as 41 legends of Indian cinema like Amitabh Bachchan and K. Balachander were felicitated by President Pranab Mukherjee at the centenary celebrations of Indian cinema in Chennai.

An ode to villains and vamps, and the 100 years of Indian cinema was given at the Grey Goose IIFA Rocks event on Day 2 of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards.

Bringing Bollywood's old-gold stars and up-and-coming talents on one stage, the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) weekend and awards, kickstarting in Macau, will be a "sweet and magical" celebration of Indian cinema's 100 years.

As we celebrate 100 glorious years of Indian cinema, here is a look at some of the firsts notched up by the factory of dreams.

As the Indian Cinema completes 100 years, we look at some of B-Town's most shocking and scandalous stories.

Two big films are up for release at the box-office today. One is a tribute to Indian cinema on completing 100 years and the other is a story of mafia don Manya Surve.

Actress Sonam Kapoor is gearing up to join the 66th edition of Cannes International Film Festival, where India is the guest country.

Sholay remains one of India's most famous films, inspiring spin-offs, parodies and even an ill-fated remake. Did you know these facts about the film?

John Abraham, who made his debut in the industry with Jism a decade ago, feels blessed to be a part of Indian cinema, which celebrates 100 years next month.

The 12th Marrakech International Film Festival (MIFF) in Morocco will pay tribute to the 100 glorious years of Indian cinema this year and screen films such as Jab Tak Hai Jaan and Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.

Celebrating her 100th birthday, the grand old lady of Indian Cinema Zohra Segal showed that she continues to defy her age with her indomitable spirit.

The celebrations of 100 years of Indian cinema will be flagged off at the seventh edition of Chevrolet Apsara Awards at Mumbai's Yash Raj Studios Jan 25.

As the Indian cricket team is gearing up for the upcoming four-match Test series against Australia, the Hindi cinema is having a great time at the box-office with the mind blowing success of Bollywood movie, Pathaan

Hi film Baahubali, which is currently on floors, is scheduled to release in 2015

As many as 41 legends of Indian cinema like Amitabh Bachchan and K. Balachander were felicitated by President Pranab Mukherjee at the centenary celebrations of Indian cinema in Chennai.

An ode to villains and vamps, and the 100 years of Indian cinema was given at the Grey Goose IIFA Rocks event on Day 2 of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards.

Bringing Bollywood's old-gold stars and up-and-coming talents on one stage, the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) weekend and awards, kickstarting in Macau, will be a "sweet and magical" celebration of Indian cinema's 100 years.

As we celebrate 100 glorious years of Indian cinema, here is a look at some of the firsts notched up by the factory of dreams.

As the Indian Cinema completes 100 years, we look at some of B-Town's most shocking and scandalous stories.

Two big films are up for release at the box-office today. One is a tribute to Indian cinema on completing 100 years and the other is a story of mafia don Manya Surve.

Actress Sonam Kapoor is gearing up to join the 66th edition of Cannes International Film Festival, where India is the guest country.

Sholay remains one of India's most famous films, inspiring spin-offs, parodies and even an ill-fated remake. Did you know these facts about the film?

John Abraham, who made his debut in the industry with Jism a decade ago, feels blessed to be a part of Indian cinema, which celebrates 100 years next month.

The 12th Marrakech International Film Festival (MIFF) in Morocco will pay tribute to the 100 glorious years of Indian cinema this year and screen films such as Jab Tak Hai Jaan and Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.

Celebrating her 100th birthday, the grand old lady of Indian Cinema Zohra Segal showed that she continues to defy her age with her indomitable spirit.

The celebrations of 100 years of Indian cinema will be flagged off at the seventh edition of Chevrolet Apsara Awards at Mumbai's Yash Raj Studios Jan 25.