Across 3 decades, Bollywood revisited the tale of three brothers, bound by blood and love. Some became timeless blockbusters, ...
The entertainment world brims with one-hit wonders who vanish after a blockbuster, favoring personal peace over fame's glare.
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Dhurandhar: Akshaye Khanna's Rehman Dakait is among Bollywood's best villains ever
By letting Akshaye Khanna's Rehman Dakait take the spotlight in Dhurandhar, Aditya Dhar does something remarkable: He gives ...
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta is known for making strong and bold films that talk about tough subjects. One such film is 'Omerta,' ...
The line comes from 16 December (2002), directed by Mani Shankar, a spy thriller revolving around a plot to detonate a ...
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Why did Sameera Reddy quit Bollywood? The untold story behind her sudden exit
Many beautiful and talented actresses in Bollywood suddenly left the industry. Sameera Reddy also worked in many superhit ...
Meet the actor who began his career as a director, made his acting debut opposite Sanjay Dutt, delivered 15 flops, yet has a ...
In India, a hidden data trove reveals how the censorship regime has now evolved from simply cutting minor scenes to ...
Mumbai commuters brace for disruption as Western Railway (WR) announces the cancellation of 80 local trains daily starting December 21, Mumbai local train ...
Despite Andhra King Taluka not performing well at the box office, Ram Pothineni's role as a die hard fan of an actor in the ...
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From 1973–2002, three brothers produced six films: two blockbusters, two hits, two flops. Akshay, Anil sank; Amitabh, Salman shone
Let's introduce you to six films whose stories revolve around three brothers. All three fared differently at the box office.
Sergei Eisenstein’s 1925 masterpiece Battleship Potemkin, four films about Palestine, and a Spanish film titled Beef.
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