Kulbhushan Kharbanda

The blood-splattered city of Mirzapur is back for the third time, with more gore but less purpose.

Ashvin Kumar says he doesn't agree with the disclaimer he was 'forced to add' and that it goes against the years of work he has done to make the film

No Fathers In Kashmir Movie Review: Soni Razdan is terrific as the granny. Kulbhushan Kharbanda brings out with ease the psyche of an old man.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas will reportedly marry on December 2

Mr and Mrs Chowdhury also talk about how they used to bunk college and visit Scandal Point. They look super cute as they sit and talk about their memories. But their beautiful conversation is soon interrupted by a cop who asks for Mr Chowdhury's licence

This is a salute to the wicked and the damned. We never want to meet them in a dark alley but we sure as hellfire can't do without them on celluloid (as we watch, thrilled and cowering, from the safety of a theatre seat). These are our favourite lines ever to be spoken by the tribe of Gabbar.

Deepa Mehta's ambitious project Midnight's Children -- big screen adaptation of Salman Rushdie's Booker prize-winning controversial novel of the same name -- is set to hit Indian screens on February 1.

Veteran actor Kulbhushan Kharbanda, who returned to theatre after a hiatus of 20 years, has expressed happiness over the growing popularity of theatre.

The blood-splattered city of Mirzapur is back for the third time, with more gore but less purpose.

Ashvin Kumar says he doesn't agree with the disclaimer he was 'forced to add' and that it goes against the years of work he has done to make the film

No Fathers In Kashmir Movie Review: Soni Razdan is terrific as the granny. Kulbhushan Kharbanda brings out with ease the psyche of an old man.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas will reportedly marry on December 2

Mr and Mrs Chowdhury also talk about how they used to bunk college and visit Scandal Point. They look super cute as they sit and talk about their memories. But their beautiful conversation is soon interrupted by a cop who asks for Mr Chowdhury's licence

This is a salute to the wicked and the damned. We never want to meet them in a dark alley but we sure as hellfire can't do without them on celluloid (as we watch, thrilled and cowering, from the safety of a theatre seat). These are our favourite lines ever to be spoken by the tribe of Gabbar.

Deepa Mehta's ambitious project Midnight's Children -- big screen adaptation of Salman Rushdie's Booker prize-winning controversial novel of the same name -- is set to hit Indian screens on February 1.

Veteran actor Kulbhushan Kharbanda, who returned to theatre after a hiatus of 20 years, has expressed happiness over the growing popularity of theatre.