It has been just over a year since Arjun Kapoor made his acting debut in Bollywood with Yash Raj films’ Ishaqzaade in which he greatly impressed the movie goers and now he is working doubly hard to rewrite the success story of his first film again in Aurangzeb. The 27-year-old actor, son of famous film producer Boney Kapoor and nephew of filmstar Anil Kapoor, plays a double role in this crime thriller that talks about the land mafia and kingship overshadowing kinship.  

Sony has won the global distribution rights to an animated film based on the hit game "Angry Birds," to be released in 2016, the entertainment giant has announced.

India's Yusuf Pathan on Thursday became the first batsman in the Twenty20 history, and sixth overall, to be ruled out for obstructing the field.

Actor Ruslaan Mumtaz, who will soon be seen in "I Don't Luv U", says not only viewers would be able to relate to the story, the film would make them think.

The Uttar Pradesh government will challenge Pilibhit court's decision acquitting BJP leader Varun Gandhi in two hate speech cases during 2009 Lok Sabha elections.

Iron Man 3 is the superhero's journey of finding the demons he created and destroying them. The first scene ushers in a New Year's party in Bern, Switzerland, heralding the new millennium where a businessman-cum-genius inventor-cum mechanic Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) is partying hard.

Paoli Dam who made news with her dare bare act in Vikram Bhatt’s film Hate Story is going to be seen next in Vikram Bhatt’s production directed by Suhail Tatari. The Bengali actress, who plays a lawyer in this medical drama, has gone completely de- glam for this role.

This movie is based on age-old vendetta theme. Hate Story revolves around Kaavya (Paoli Dam) and her transformation from a simple middle class journalist to a sex worker to seek revenge. Kaavya, who doesn't have anything to lose anymore, uses her sexuality as a lethal weapon to rip Siddharth (Gulshan Devaiah) apart by using everyone connected to him one way or another.

A girl on a railway station who croons Lata Mangeshkar songs with aching luminosity, a stoic gluttonous ostrich, a flirty cocky gay entertainment journalist, a closet actor, a little boy who likes to dance like Katrina Kaif and a man from Allahabad who just wants to meet Amitabh Bachchan for a few seconds ... such are the engrossing characters that populate the unforgettable world of "Bombay Talkies".

Salman Khan’s underproduction film Mental will soon see a change in name. Apparently, the star is not very happy with the title and is looking for an alternative one.  A source informs, “Salman is not very keen to continue with a quirky title like Mental as the film is being addressed as presently. Sohail Khan who is directing the film has been looking at various options and the crew has been suggesting different names. Recently, Salman informed Sohail that he is not keen to continue with Mental and wants a different title now.”