Praveen Nischol

Sonali Bendre, a beloved Bollywood star, confessed that dance numbers once filled her with dread. Despite her iconic performances in hit songs, she admits to not being a trained dancer, finding choreography deeply anxiety-inducing.

During the days Farooque Shaikh was shooting the television serial 'Shrikant', he had a laundry list of questions about his character. He plagued director Praveen Nischol with queries, asking why his character had to say this or do that. Nischol became nervous wondering whether his lead actor was "getting the plot". But when they began shooting, he saw "another Farooque Shaikh" appear before his eyes. One so confident, so comfortable in the skin of his character that Nischol wondered whether he had been imagining his doubts.

The awards are in honour of 60 years of India’s independence.

After 'Tamas', it is Shrikant that is all set to make a comeback on television

Venus Films and Prakash Jha have come together to make a film on the late businesswoman and Shashi Tharoor's wife Sunanda Pushkar. The film is based on a best seller titled Extraordinary Life and Death of Sunanda Pushkar written by Sunanda Mehta.

Cast: Salman Khan, Ali Larter, Nandana Sen... Director: Willard Carroll Producer: Praveen Nischol

Sonali Bendre shared an anecdote from her early days in the industry, mentioning how she was trained in a rehearsal hall in Lokhandwala to play the role of a bar dancer.

It was the unveiling of 'Sarkar Raj 2' at the Abhi Ash wedding anniversary.

Cast: Prasad Purandare,Sakshi Gulati, Vineet Sharma ... Director: Ram Gopal Varma Music: Amar Mohile, Sana Kotwal, Bapi, Tutul

Anil Ambani-controlled Adlabs Films is all set to take on arch-rival PVR Cinemas.

John Matthew Matthan's 'Sarfarosh' with Aamir Khan, Naseeruddin Shah, and Sonali Bendre marks 25 years. Matthan resisted casting Shah Rukh Khan, leading to Aamir's success with 'Sarfarosh' and 'Lagaan'. He now plans 'Sarfarosh 2'.

Actor Navin Nischol, who died suddenly on Saturday morning, was on his way to Pune with producer Gurdeep Singh to spend a quiet Holi. Before he could do so, Navin died in the car.

Remakes of Bollywood classics are more than old wine in new bottle.

Sohel Sanwari, a young sound designer who was part of the crew of 'Listen Amaya', suffers pangs of regret for an unfulfilled promise made to Farooque Shaikh. The actor had sought his help to convert some prized music records to CD, but he failed to make time to do so. Sohel wishes he could turn back the clock and repay his debt of gratitude.