Paresh Bhatt

Paresh Bhatt will be playing the character of Jignesh.

The Gujarati play stars TV actors Paresh Bhatt, Nadia Himani and Hitesh Upadhyay

The film starring Manas Shah Khanjan is a comedy

Paresh Bhatt says he always wanted to work with Rajan Shahi

A team from the AMC's South Zone's Solid Waste Management Department went to a vegetable market in Govindwadi locality of Isanpur to check if anyone was using banned plastic bags. They asked the vendor, Ramaji Prajapati, for a fine of Rs. 500 for using a banned plastic bag, but he allegedly abused them and then his son, Ashok Prajapati, attacked the team. About five other men then attacked the team, leaving them injured. Three members were admitted to LG Hospital.

The Gujarati play directed by Mehul Buch will make you question your faith and reinforce it too

Three forest department staffers of Bhavnagar division were beaten up allegedly by sand mining mafia in Lakhanka village near Ghogha on Tuesday evening.

Telly show Firangi Bahu deals with a Western girl who comes to stay in her sasural in India. The light-hearted family show revolves around British girl Camili Jonathan, who marries into the conservative Desai family in Rajkot (Gujarat).

‘Dost Taru Sapnu’ is set to clash with ‘Satti Par Satto’ and ‘Ani Maane’ for the same day release.

TV actress Ami Trivedi, who is popularly known for her role in Papad Pol, will soon be seen in an interesting character in Optimystix Production's Pritam Pyaare Aur Woh aired on SAB TV.

Aniruddh Dave stars in India's first Zero Budget film.

The film's trailer will also be launched at the event

For the last few months, Jamnagar additional session judge P C Raval and his family have been on the edge after they have been receiving letters issuing them death threats.

Actor Paresh Rawal is reportedly “devastated” by the turn of events that has led to him being summoned by Kolkata Police for questioning on December 12 over his comment on fish-eating Bengalis and him “equating” people from Bengal with illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingyas.

AHMEDABAD/VADODARA/SURAT: Little else mattered on Saturday. Forget the deserted roads, low attendance in offices and educational institutions.

The show will put forth a concept that has never been seen in the history of Indian Television: a foreigner who comes to stay in her sasural in India.

AHMEDABAD: Are you planning to celebrate Diwali with a bang? Something like lighting the 'mirchi' bomb in a 'matka'. Or, better still, covering it with a tin can for that amplified surround sound effect -- neighbour's envy sake?