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Aishwarya Rai unrecognizable during Sarabjit shoot: On Thursday, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, in a completely de-glam avatar, joined the shoot of the Sarabjit biopic on the outskirts of Mumbai. She was dressed simply in a brown salwar-kurta and chappals, did not have make-up on and was wearing glasses. First look Pictures of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in 'Sarabjit' biopic The 41-year-old actress plays Dalbir Kaur, the sister of the late Sarabjit Singh, who was captured by Pakistan in 1991 and tried on charges of terrorism in 2013. Ash is yet to meet the real Dalbir, whose tireless campaign seeking the release of her brother had grabbed headlines. Though the film is Sarabjit's story, it will be told through the eyes of his sister. Thanks to her efforts and that of the Indian government, Sarabjit's execution was indefinitely delayed. But he was attacked on April 26, 2013 in the Central Jail Lahore and on May 1, was declared brain dead. The following day, he was reported...

The official handle of YRF tweeted a poster of what looks like the fourth instalment of their most successful Dhoom series. YRF tweeted this photo… And wrote, “It’s time for an adrenaline rush. Stay tuned! #DhoomReloaded” This was followed by a mashup of the best of Dhoom series — the action, the girls and the hot villains — all pumped up in an exclusive remix of the title track. Watch it below: The company tweeted, “The Dhoom Trinity. Dhoom Divas. Dhoomtastic action all packed in one! #DhoomReloaded”, along with the link to this absolutely fantastic Dhoom remix, which is composed by Sunny Subramanian. It seems to be only a tribute to the series, timed around the release of the last franchise, Dhoom 3 on December 20, 2013 Who would play the baddie in the fourth part is something that we are all curious about. Just like you guys, we are also eagerly waiting to know more about Dhoom Reloaded. Is this the announcement of the 4th instalment of the series or something else. ...

Neerja is a film based on the life of Neerja Bhanot who was shot dead by terrorists who hijacked the Mumbai-New York flight at Karachi on 5 September 1986. Neerja is the biographical film on flight attendant Neerja Bhanot, directed by Ram Madhvani starring Sonam Kapoor in lead titular role with story and screenplay by Saiwyn Quadras, dialogues by Sanyuktha Chawla Sheikh and produced by Atul Kasbekar under the banner of Fox Star Studios. This film shows how the young flight attendant fought for the lives of her passengers. The film revolves around the factual hijacking of Pan Am Flight 73 specifically focusing on flight attendant Neerja Bhanot. Watch the trailer of Neerja Below. The film is based on the life of Neerja Bhanot who was shot dead by terrorists who hijacked the Mumbai-New York flight at Karachi on 5 September 1986.

Dilwale had a strong opening of around 65% while Bajirao Mastani was slower with a 30% start on average with the clash really only happening in multiplexes of Mumbai and Pune while the rest of the country saw a healthy advantage for Dilwale. Dilwale had a very big lead in East Punjab, Nizam / Andhra, Mysore and East India while most other areas outside Mumbai and Pune had a good lead. The gap in above circuits was double and even more at some centres. It was certain properties of Mumbai and Pune where both films had similar occupancy. The key area Gujarat also saw Dilwale leading and it will important for Bajirao Mastani to close the gap in the evening if it is to have any chance of competing as without Gujarat the film can't go anywhere. Despite the strong opening, the screenings of Dilwale are 65% of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo with around 12000 shows per day compared to 18000 plus of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo. If the film can get a 20 crore nett plus number up on day one, fair value fo...

Sanjay Leela Bhansali was determined to make a film on the lives of Peshwa Bajirao, Kashibai and Mastani for quite some time now. The supremely talented raconteur kept vacillating between numerous actors, before he chose on the present star cast of BAJIRAO MASTANI. Although historicals were well-liked -- and commercially feasible, if I may add -- at a point of time, the swelling budgets and comprehensive study and research that went into making a historical compelled quite a few present-day film-makers to abandon their dream projects and opt for contemporary themes. Bhansali stood his ground and waited for the opportune time to commence the project in question. It's a pre-requisite to possess a mega budget, have exhaustive knowledge of the subject matter, possess nerves of steel to handle the gigantic cast/crew and last but not the least, the vision and fortitude to bring a historical to life on celluloid in today's times. You can face instant rejection from the paying public...

The pre-Christmas week has finally arrived. The best is always reserved for the last and it has been a tradition to have at least one biggie unfurl in the Christmas week, before the curtains fall on the on-going year. 2015 has been an erratic and inconsistent year vis-a-vis box-office returns, with less highs and substantial lows puncturing the spirit of the film fraternity. Nonetheless, there's no harm in hoping that the year would terminate with a big bang. The Hindi film industry is on tenterhooks, craving for a Blockbuster and the extended holiday period [Christmas and New Year celebrations] promises to usher in the much-needed respite, thus ending the dry spell at the ticket counters. After delivering the monstrous hit CHENNAI EXPRESS, Shah Rukh Khan teams up with the Hit machine -- director Rohit Shetty -- yet again. Also, Kajol, SRK's co-star of several unforgettable films, adds incredible weight to this keenly anticipated project. In addition, several enviable names, ...