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The film, starring Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra in lead roles, had a gross collection of Rs 211 crore in India

Aditi, who was much appreciated for her portrayal in 'Yeh Saali Zindagi', called herself "privileged to be around most respected people in Bollywood".

Debutante Sayyeshaa, who has just wrapped up shooting for the first schedule of Ajay Devgn's ‘Shivaay’, finds the ‘Singham’ star's directorial skills impressive. She calls him an actor's director.

Abhijat thinks the taste and preference of audience is a myth and that people enjoy certain kind of films.

Interestingly, this is the second 'Dilwale' act Rajput has done, before this he made a dubsmash on 'Manma Emotion' for his to-be costar Kriti Sanon.

The New Year started on a good note for Sami as he was given the certificate of Indian citizenship on Friday.

'Chhota Bheem - Himalayan Adventure' will release on January 8, 2016.

A new look of Abhishek Kapoor's upcoming film 'Fitoor' has been unveiled. As intriguing as the first one, the glimpse features Katrina Kaif embracing Aditya Roy Kapur against the backdrop of beautiful scenic location.

Actress Priyanka Chopra, who was excited to turn producer with her ambitious project 'Madamji', says she will make the movie someday.

Today, let us take a look at the most hyped comebacks of 2015.

'Dilwale', with its elements of comedy, action, romance and drama, has turned out to be a true-blue commercial Bollywood potboiler. Superstar Shah Rukh Khan says the film never 'pretended' to be something else, and if audiences want a novel concept, they...

Actor Riteish Deshmukh is the king of the sex comedy genre and no one can beat him in it, says 'Mastizaade' director Milap Zaveri.

Filmmaker Bejoy Nambiar, who is currently busy promoting his film 'Wazir', says he was quite disappointed when Chaitanya Tamhane's debut Marathi film 'Court' didn't make it to the final list of Oscars.

'The Force Awakens' scored the biggest opening weekend in key markets including Britain ($48.9 million, four-day), Germany ($27.3 million), Australia ($18.9 million) and Russia ($12.3 million).

In an unprecedented move, The Broadcast Film Critics Association has asked members if they'd have voted for the film before the polls closed.