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Veteran actor Mukesh Khanna has recently spoken about his early days at the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), where he shared classrooms with none other than celebrated actor Naseeruddin Shah. He also took a dig at shatrughan sinha’s voice. He made a surprising remark about Sinha’s signature dialogue delivery style.

Actor shatrughan sinha mourns the passing of iconic actor-filmmaker Manoj Kumar, sharing memories of their bond and work together. He recalls Manoj's amiable nature, their collaboration on 'Kranti', and a missed opportunity in 'Shor'. Sinha fondly remembers their last visit, highlighting a personal loss and Manoj's affinity for his wife's cooking.

shatrughan sinha and Amitabh Bachchan, once rumored to have a rivalry due to on-set conflicts and audience reactions, have resolved their misunderstandings over time. Despite past tensions, they have rekindled their friendship and now hold mutual respect for each other, reflecting on their past with maturity.

Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai’s 2007 wedding, though a grand national event, saw controversy when shatrughan sinha returned the invite and sweets, upset over the lack of a personal touch. Abhishek later clarified the ceremony was kept intimate due to his grandmother’s ill health, explaining their decision to limit the guest list respectfully.

Gulzar reminisced about Meena Kumari's commitment to his directorial debut, 'Mere Apne,' despite her failing health. He revealed that she was in the terminal stages of her illness during the film's release. Romu Sippy played a crucial role in convincing her to take on the project.

The Indian film industry recently bid farewell to a true icon — legendary actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar, whose death left a void in the hearts of fans and colleagues alike. While tributes poured in from across the country, it was Kumar’s brother, producer Manish Goswami, who offered a deeply personal glimpse into the late legend’s journey — one filled with struggle, camaraderie, and unmatched grace.

Veteran actor Poonam Dhillon recently shared an anecdote about working with Kamal Haasan, recalling how he once reprimanded her for arriving late on set. Having worked with Hindi film stars like Rajesh Khanna and shatrughan sinha, who were known for their relaxed approach to punctuality, Poonam admitted she had grown accustomed to taking liberties with call times.

Jeetendra, the Jumping Jack of Indian cinema, celebrates his birthday with a career spanning over five decades and 200 films. Known for iconic roles in films like 'Himmatwala,' 'Tohfa,' and 'Parichay,' his performances have left an indelible mark on Bollywood. His versatile acting continues to inspire generations of actors and entertain audiences.

Manoj Kumar, known for his patriotic roles, sold his Juhu bungalow to finance his 1981 film 'Kranti.' The film, a massive success, united people against British oppression, featuring stars like Dilip Kumar, Shashi Kapoor, and Hema Malini. Co-written by Salim-Javed and Manoj Kumar, 'Kranti' achieved iconic status in Indian cinema. Kumar, who started acting in 1957 with 'Fashion,' gained recognition from films like 'Upkar,' 'Shaheed,' and 'Purab Aur Paschim.'

Late actor Sanjeev Kumar's love for non-vegetarian food was so strong that he rented a separate flat just to indulge in it with friends. Sachin Pilgaonkar and Moushumi Chatterjee revealed anecdotes highlighting Kumar's passion for food despite not being able to eat it at home.

Indian cinema is embracing morally ambiguous anti-heroes, shedding the old stereotypes of idealistic protagonists. Complex characters, as seen in films like 'Pushpa' and 'Animal,' resonate with audiences who relate to their flaws, reflecting a shift encouraged by global narratives and OTT platforms.

Veteran actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar passed away at 87 due to cardiogenic shock and acute myocardial infarction. He had been dealing with decompensated liver cirrhosis. Known for his admiration of Dilip Kumar, Manoj's cinematic journey was deeply influenced by him. His last rites will be performed privately on April 5.

Ranjeet recounts a heated argument between shatrughan sinha and Sanjay Khan that led to gunfire outside his home. Police intervened to handle the situation. Ranjeet mediated between the parties, eventually defusing the conflict with the assistance of Dilip Kumar. He clarified that filmmaker Subhash Ghai was not jailed but taken to a police station.

Rakesh Roshan's 'Karan Arjun' became iconic with Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, despite their mid-shoot tantrums. The actors lost interest and arrived late, admits SRK in 'The Roshans' documentary. shatrughan sinha added they mocked Roshan. SRK reveals Roshan's wife scolded him, admitting both were troublemakers akin to misbehaving kids.

Poonam Dhillon fondly reminisces about working with Rishi Kapoor, emphasizing his natural acting style and perfectionism. She recalls their camaraderie on set, his intellectual presence, and their Scrabble games. Despite initial clashes, she appreciated his commitment to craft. Dhillon also admired his effortless character transitions and reflected on his legacy and challenges in Bollywood.

Karz will be showcased at The Red Lorry Film Festival on March 21 as it completes 45 years. Director Subhash Ghai reminisced about the first day of Karz and its creation. The festival will honor Ghai's contribution to Indian cinema while celebrating Karz's impact. Chart-busting music like Om Shanti Om remains iconic.

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board led a demonstration against the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, joined by MPs from several opposition parties in New Delhi. AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi cautioned NDA allies against supporting the bill, while opposition members claimed it was unconstitutional and divisive.

Esha Deol shared an anecdote about learning to swim when her father, Dharmendra, threw her into a tube well at age 11. She also reminisced about spending time with other star kids in the 1980s at Mumbai’s Sun-n-Sand Hotel. Now she is set to make a comeback in 'Tumko Meri Kasam'.

Veteran Bollywood actor Ranjeet, who is known for his villainous roles in over 500 films since 1970, recently recalled an incident with Madhuri Dixit during the filming of their 1989 movie Prem Pratigya. The actress, who was relatively new to the industry at the time, was initially terrified to work with him due to his on-screen image of playing ruthless villains, especially in molestation scenes.