Rakhee

"Samose, chai aur baarish...Bliss," Meghna Gulzar wrote

"I wish I knew who the Soviets are in this picture," wrote Shabana Azmi

The picture shared by Madhuri Dixit was initially posted by Jackie Shroff

Rakhee Giulzar asked the director duo to change the climax of the film

Ribbon trailer is a slice of Kalki Koechlin and Sumeet Vyas' bittersweet tale

Rishi Kapoor, 63 and Twitter-happy, compulsively tweets jokes, some hilarious and others not quite

The ultimate dubstep is here and it stars none other than the 'Mother of Bollywood'.

It's been 20 years since Bollywood blockbuster Karan Arjun released on January 13, 1995, but the lessons it taught us remain immortal. Here are five oft-repeated dialogues from the movie - starring Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Kajol, Mamta Kulkarni and Rakhee - that are really teach us what life is all about.

Here's to Bollywood for giving us a dialogue for every occasion. These are some of our favourite lines from Hindi films. Tell us if your favourite ones made it to this list.

While everyone is eagerly awaiting more details on Karan Johar's Ram Lakhan remake, let's take a look at what the original taught us.

There are mothers and there are mothers. And then there is an eclectic variation of Bollywood mothers.

Veteran film lyricist and director Gulzar has been chosen for Dadasaheb Phalke Award for the year 2013 for his lifetime contribution to Indian cinema.

Sanjay Dutt, who starred as a child actor in a qawwali song in Reshma aur Shera four decades age, will now be seen as a qawwali singer in a song from Apoorva Lakhia's remake of Zanjeer.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan admits that while shooting for an inner wear ad (DixcyScott), he was reminded of his film Karan Arjun.

As the Angry Young Man, Amitabh Bachchan created several immortal celluloid moments on-screen. He excelled in playing angst-ridden, wronged, looking-for-revenge characters, often named Vijay.

"Samose, chai aur baarish...Bliss," Meghna Gulzar wrote

"I wish I knew who the Soviets are in this picture," wrote Shabana Azmi

The picture shared by Madhuri Dixit was initially posted by Jackie Shroff

Rakhee Giulzar asked the director duo to change the climax of the film

Ribbon trailer is a slice of Kalki Koechlin and Sumeet Vyas' bittersweet tale

Rishi Kapoor, 63 and Twitter-happy, compulsively tweets jokes, some hilarious and others not quite

The ultimate dubstep is here and it stars none other than the 'Mother of Bollywood'.

It's been 20 years since Bollywood blockbuster Karan Arjun released on January 13, 1995, but the lessons it taught us remain immortal. Here are five oft-repeated dialogues from the movie - starring Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Kajol, Mamta Kulkarni and Rakhee - that are really teach us what life is all about.

Here's to Bollywood for giving us a dialogue for every occasion. These are some of our favourite lines from Hindi films. Tell us if your favourite ones made it to this list.

While everyone is eagerly awaiting more details on Karan Johar's Ram Lakhan remake, let's take a look at what the original taught us.

There are mothers and there are mothers. And then there is an eclectic variation of Bollywood mothers.

Veteran film lyricist and director Gulzar has been chosen for Dadasaheb Phalke Award for the year 2013 for his lifetime contribution to Indian cinema.

Sanjay Dutt, who starred as a child actor in a qawwali song in Reshma aur Shera four decades age, will now be seen as a qawwali singer in a song from Apoorva Lakhia's remake of Zanjeer.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan admits that while shooting for an inner wear ad (DixcyScott), he was reminded of his film Karan Arjun.

As the Angry Young Man, Amitabh Bachchan created several immortal celluloid moments on-screen. He excelled in playing angst-ridden, wronged, looking-for-revenge characters, often named Vijay.