Vinod Khanna

Vinod Mehra, a prominent actor, was reportedly brought home by his mother, Kamla Mehra, who allegedly refused to accept actress Rekha as her daughter-in-law. Reports suggest Kamla Mehra reacted with anger, even picking up a sandal, when Rekha arrived at their doorstep, leading to a tense confrontation.

Rahul Khanna once delighted fans by sharing a heartwarming childhood photo with brother Akshaye Khanna on his birthday. The nostalgic black-and-white image captured their innocent smiles before fame. Sons of the legendary Vinod Khanna, both actors have carved distinct careers. Akshaye's recent success with 'Dhurandhar' further solidifies his enduring on-screen appeal.

Vinod Khanna left Bollywood for Osho's commune. Osho's brother revealed Khanna's sadness stemmed from lost stardom, not family. Osho suggested Khanna return to India and contest elections against Amitabh Bachchan. Khanna later re-entered films and politics, serving as a Union Minister. He passed away in 2017.

Actor Gaurav Gera hilariously re-enacts a scene from the 1979 film 'The Burning Train,' pointing out the obvious use of a child's red sweater as a distress signal. Instead, the original scene shows an actress offering her red saree, a choice Gera finds baffling and comically frustrating.

Rishi Kapoor's 'Karz' faced a box office flop, plunging the actor into deep depression. Overwhelmed by competition from 'Qurbani' and shaken confidence, Kapoor struggled physically and emotionally on sets. Despite personal turmoil and director Subhash Ghai's disappointment, Kapoor eventually recovered, with 'Karz' later achieving cult status.

Veteran actor Annu Kapoor weighed in on the ongoing debate around political narratives in films, as he responded to claims that facts and timelines in Dhurandhar have been distorted to suit a particular ideology. He made it clear that propaganda in cinema is nothing new and has existed for decades.

Nick Jonas continues to charm Bollywood fans with his evident love for Indian music. Recently, he shared a clip dancing to "Que Sera Sera" from Pukar, reminiscing about dancing with wife Priyanka Chopra and his brothers. This follows earlier posts featuring him grooving to "Aap Jaisa Koi" and "Shararat," showcasing his growing appreciation for Hindi film songs.

Akshaye Khanna, celebrating his 51st birthday, is trending not just for his 'Dhurandhar' performance but also for a resurfaced childhood video with father Vinod Khanna. The heartwarming clip shows a young Akshaye's playful antics, delighting fans who also praise the actor's enduring good looks and legacy. The nickname 'RehTODDLER Dakait' has also gained traction.

Viveck Vaswani revealed Rishi Kapoor was moody and often irritated with son Ranbir, who laughed it off as he was used to it. Ranbir aims to break the “glass wall” of their distant bond with daughter Raha. Rishi passed in 2020; Ranbir’s Ramayana releases Diwali.

Akshaye Khanna, celebrating his 51st birthday on March 28, 2026, is making waves for his performance in 'Dhurandhar'. Fans are particularly impressed by his dance moves, with netizens noting his consistent skill across films like 'Aa Ab Laut Chalien' and 'Hulchul'. His upcoming projects include the Telugu film 'Mahakali' and the movie 'Ikka'. Read on to know more in detail.

Veteran singer Usha Uthup blended the English classic '500 Miles' and 'Jab Koi Baat Bigad Jaye' from the film "Jurm".

Actor Master Raju took a nostalgic stroll down memory lane as he revisited his 'Parichay' days with veteran star Jeetendra.

Veteran actress Asha Parekh, who never married, revealed Nasir Hussain was the only man she loved. She candidly shared her reasons for avoiding marriage, citing repulsive narcissism in potential partners and a near-marriage experience that solidified her decision. Parekh expressed no regrets about her single life, emphasizing she lived without hurting anyone.

Veteran playback singer Kumar Sanu says the enduring love for the iconic 1990 song Jab Koi Baat Bigad Jaye from the film "Jurm" continues to warm his heart, decades after it was released.

Bollywood actor and BJP MP Vinod Khanna passed away at 70 after battling with cancer. Not many might be aware of the fact, that apart from doing films, veteran actor was also seen on a Smriti Irani production titled 'Mere Apne'.

Vinod Khanna, who passed away in Mumbai on Wednesday, was headed for superstardom before he heeded another, more spiritual call.

It was in 2005, at an Art of Living event in Bangalore, that I had my first conversations with Vinod Khanna.

At the peak of his Bollywood career, Vinod Khanna shocked fans by walking away from fame and success to follow spiritual guru Osho. Decades later, his second wife, Kavita Khanna, has shared rare and deeply personal insights into that phase of his life in a video posted on her YouTube channel.

Vinod Khanna wasn't content doing formula commercials. He also had a penchant for the offbeat -- Gulzar's Achanak, Madan Sinha's Imtihan, Aruna-Vikas's Shaque and Aruna Raje's Rihaee, to name a few.

Film historian Dilip Thakur spoke about late actor Vinod Khanna's impactful personality and his unique walk on screen. Thakur also shared how Khanna's comeback was supported by the film industry, with actors like Hema Malini and Feroz Khan offering him roles. However, Thakur mentioned that Khanna's habit of arriving late on sets affected his career. Despite this, Thakur believed that Amitabh Bachchan had more versatility than Khanna. Thakur praised Khanna's performance in films like Achanak and his ability to speak Marathi. He also noted that Khanna was visibly disturbed when paying respects to Rajesh Khanna after his passing.