Zakhm

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  Sponsored: T-Series' Dil Pe Zakhm's Kashika Kapoor Is "Director's Actor", Says Ashish Panda

  T-Series' Dil Pe Zakhm, starring Kashika Kapoor, Arjun Bijlani, and Gurmeet Choudhary has been written by Manoj Muntashir

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  Kajol, Akshay Kumar And Other Stars Pick Their Favourite Nineties Film. Spoiler - One Of Them Loves Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

  Andaz Apna Apna was (obviously) on the list. Can you guess who picked it?

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  Pooja Bhatt Didn't Do Many Films as She 'Refused' to be an 'Arm Candy'

  Pooja, who was last seen in 1998's Zakhm, has no qualms about not doing many films as she refused to be an arm candy. "I didn't do many films because I refused to be an arm candy. When my father retired from direction, I stopped acting too. But today, people are telling many good stories," said Pooja Bhatt

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  Ajay Devgn: I Have a Lot of Respect For Mahesh Bhatt

  "I have a lot of respect for Mahesh Bhatt. The only thing I tell everybody and tell him also is that I wish he could come back and direct again. His last film that he directed was Zakhm for which I got a National Award and after that he quit. So I really miss him," said Ajay

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  Mahesh Bhatt: I Keep Roza in my Mother's Memory

  Mahesh Bhatt observes fasts during Ramadan as a tribute to his late mother and says that on Eid he looks forward to "uniquely designed vegetable biryani".

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  Mahesh Bhatt Warns Fans About Fake Facebook Account

  Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt has warned his fans against a fake Facebook account created under his name and says that he will approach the police.

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  Ajay Devgn: I Haven't Heard a Script Which Moves me Like Zakhm

  Ajay Devgn, who was given a National Film Award for his performance in Zakhm, says that he misses hearing scripts as moving as the 1998 movie. He feels that the new generation writers in Hindi filmdom are not penning such scripts anymore.

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  Mahesh Bhatt: I lost the relevance of God in my childhood days

  God has always had less relevance in the life of producer writer Mahesh Bhatt who says his dissatisfaction stemmed from unfulfillment of fundamental longings.

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  Mahesh Bhatt: I make films for people of India, not Oscar

  Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt doesn't digress but drives the point straight home when quizzed about the Indian film industry not churning out Oscar-worthy movies. The noted director-writer-producer flatly says such awards are nothing more than marketing tools that fetch money.

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  Ajay Devgn: Commercial films are like oxygen to stardom

  Actor Ajay Devgn, who is elated with the audience response to his latest film Satyagraha, feels commercial films act as oxygen to achieve stardom while non-commercial ones provide platform to showcase acting.

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  Ajay Devgn: One flop film doesn't affect you

  His last film Himmatwala bombed at the box office, but Ajay Devgn, who has been part of the industry for over two decades, says a flop can't take a toll on his career.

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  Sonali Bendre: Madhuri Dixit is a goddess

  Actress Sonali Bendre says it is an uphill task to pick the best moments from 100 years of Indian cinema, as there is a lot to talk. But someone whose contribution cannot be overlooked is that of actress Madhuri Dixit.

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  Sonali Bendre's 'friendly' appearance in Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai Dobara

  Actress Sonali Bendre has stayed away from the Bollywood big screen since Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003), but she has made an exception for her director-friend Milan Luthria's forthcoming film Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai Dobara.

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  Sonali Bendre: My mother is my hero

  The actress calls her mother her hero for raising three daughters with very limited resources and giving them wings despite being not so educated.

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  Mahesh Bhatt: Good story, director's vision make film a success

  Mahesh Bhatt says a film works at the office only if a director is able to translate a writer's vision on the screen. He feels stars can add to that.