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Filmmaker Tigmanshu Dhulia is committed to completing his long-planned biopic on K. Asif, the director of 'Mughal-E-Azam.' The project, initially conceived with the late Irrfan Khan, will focus on Asif's impactful career and the challenges of creating the iconic film. Dhulia feels Irrfan's spirit encourages him to bring this story to fruition.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali added his mother's name, Leela, to his own as a heartfelt tribute to her, revealing that her blessings have been with him throughout his journey. The celebrated filmmaker has consistently honoured strong women in films like 'Gangubai Kathiawadi' and 'Heeramandi', and is now gearing up for 'Love & War'.

On Labour Day, filmmaker Anand Pandit reflects on the invisible workforce that powers cinema, from technicians to daily wage crew members. He underscores the need to recognise their contribution and ensure safer, more dignified working conditions across film sets.

Anil Kapoor reflects on his father Surinder Kapoor's integrity and humility, noting how witnessing his struggles in the film industry fueled his own ambition. He also remembers his mother Nirmal Kapoor's warmth and influence. A pivotal moment was seeing his father deserted after a film's failure, solidifying Anil's desire to become a successful actor.

A Kashmiri medical student, Asif Gulzar, chose to remain in Iran despite the ongoing conflict, citing his inability to abandon a country he considers a second home during its time of distress. Now alone in his hostel, the 22-year-old is safe, supported by his family, and finds solace in reading and writing, inspired by revolutionary ideals.

Filmmaker Anand Pandit argues that the amplified role of background scores in modern cinema is not a new trend but a continuation of Bollywood's storytelling tradition. He emphasizes that music has always been integral to shaping characters and emotions, with technology now enhancing its impact and marketing potential.

A Kashmiri medical student, Asif Gulzar, chose to remain in Iran despite the ongoing conflict, feeling unable to abandon the country during its distress. Now alone in his university hostel, he cites moral reasons and support from his family for his decision, finding solace in reading and writing amidst the challenging circumstances.

Malayalam cinema's beloved investigative franchise is gearing up for its sixth installment. Director K. Madhu has officially teased the arrival of 'CBI 6', sparking immense anticipation among fans of Mammootty's iconic Sethurama Iyer. While the previous film received mixed reviews, the franchise's legacy remains strong, with reports suggesting Jofin T. Chacko might helm the next chapter.

Megastar Mammootty is set to star in Khalid Rahman's upcoming gangster comedy, 'Mattancherry Mafia,' alongside Asif Ali and Naslen. The film's recently unveiled title poster has ignited significant social media buzz. Known for his unique directorial style, Rahman aims to deliver a fresh and entertaining experience, blending action and humor with a strong technical crew.

During the making of Mughal-E-Azam, k asif's interference in Dilip Kumar and Madhubala's relationship added personal drama to the film's production. Asif even advised Madhubala on how to win Dilip over, prioritizing on-screen chemistry over personal boundaries. Initially hesitant to cast Dilip as Prince Salim, Asif later offered little direction, leaving Dilip to shape the character himself.

Raza Murad and Javed Siddiqui, at the book launch of Sunil Salgia's, "Once Upon A Time in Bollywood" recently revealed that it was Nargis and Meena Kumari, who were the first choices for the role of Anarkali, before Madhubala stepped in. Read on to know more tidbits about the movie

M F Husain painted a birthday card exclusively for the daughter of filmmaker k asif.

Prem Chopra shared the unwavering dedication and passion of Bollywood luminaries like Raj Kapoor, k asif, and Dilip Kumar. Despite facing challenges and sacrifices, these filmmakers never gave up on their projects and continued to create art with love.

Reportedly each scene in k asif's Mughal-e-Azam was actually shot thrice

Reportedly each scene in k asif's Mughal-e-Azam was actually shot thrice

As Mughal-e-Azam clocked 63 years today, well known writer and former journalist Javed Siddiqui has shared some interesting anecdotes with ETimes about the time when Mughal-e-Azam was released in theatres and how he had witnessed the frenzy among the audience.

Filmmaker Tigmanshu Dhulia has shared details about the biopics he is currently working on.

Feroz Abbas Khan has done to k asif’s timeless classic Mughal-E-Azam what Asif could have never imagined.

Mughal-e-Azam (1960) was k asif’s Mughal dream, and it took 15 years to come true. In the interim, the director reportedly recorded 20 songs, 10 of which were never heard.

The designer is designing costumes for a play for the very first time. The musical is based on k asif's classic film.

The magic of Mughal-e-Azamwill be recreated in Etawah with the state government’s decision to set up a theme park based on the epic movie.

The guru-shishya jodi of Naseeruddin Shah and Randeep Hooda will reunite after a gap of 11 years for a film titled ‘John Day’.