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We don't do gimmicks to grab work: Dharmendra
Mumbai: Veteran actor Dharmendra says as a family he and his sons Sunny and Bobby Deol don't believe in doing "gimmicks" to get work Dharmendra said rather than greed, he and his sons are driven by the love for the profession of acting.
It's ok to wait and do good movies: Shahid
Mumbai: Shahid Kapoor has not signed any movie after "Padmavati", which is currently being filmed, and the actor says he isn't worried about not being seen on screen. "I have not signed anything after 'Padmavati' and it isn't a thing to worry about. You should only worry when you are not doing a good film," Shahid told PTI. "It's ok to wait and do good movies. I want to be associated with films that have good content and are entertaining at the same time," he says.
Great love stories embody women's idea of romance: Shah Rukh
Mumbai: Shah Rukh Khan believes the greatest of love stories are made by directors who are sensitive and understand women's perspective about romance. The actor, who is often called the 'king of romance' in Bollywood, says his most romantic films -- "Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayege", "Dil Toh Paagal Hai" or "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai" -- were made by men who lived romance.
Kareena's 'Geet' inspired Anushka to join Bollywood
Mumbai: Actress Anushka Sharma says it was the fun-filled character of 'Geet' played by Kareena Kapoor Khan in Imtiaz Ali helmed "Jab We Met" that attracted her to the world of movies.
I always feel I could have made the film better: Motwane
Mumbai: Director Vikramaditya Motwane, who has directed critically-acclaimed films such as "Udaan", "Lootera" and "Trapped", says looking back he always feels he could have made his movies better. "When I look back I either feel I did this mistake while shooting or writing. Eventually you try and make sure you do not repeat the same mistake with your next film.
Didn't come to Bollywood to change anything: Pankaj Tripathi
New Delhi: Pankaj Tripathi is another theatre graduate who has cemented his place in the Hindi film industry after toiling for more than a decade. The National School of Drama (NSD) graduate, who has delivered impressive performances in films such as "Gangs of Wasseypur", "Masaan" and "Nil Battey Sannata", said coming from theatre, Bollywood was always about survival for him.
Kangna Ranaut seriously injured on the sets of 'Manikarnika'
Hyderabad: Kangana Ranaut was seriously injured after being accidentally struck by a prop sword on the sets of her new film, Manikarnika - The Queen Of Jhansi. A Mid-Day report says that the actor was shooting an action scene in Hyderabad, when she was struck on her forehead. She was immediately taken to a hospital, where she is expected to remain for a week.
Saregama gets into film production with Yoodlee Films
New Delhi: Music company Saregama is venturing into movie production with Yoodlee Films where they will target the young, global-cinema loving audience by releasing one film every month.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui hints at racism in film industry
Mumbai: He may have attained the status of one of the most talented and versatile actors in Bollywood, but it seems Nawazuddin Siddiqui is still facing a tough time in the films because of his unconventional looks. In a cryptic tweet, the 43-year-old actor posted on Twitter, he hinted at having a run-in with racism recently.
I am so pathetic in relationships that I am comic: Shah Rukh
Mumbai: Just one look, a dimpled smile and outstretched arms are all that Shah Rukh Khan needs to personify the ultimate lover on screen, but the reality is different says the superstar who describes himself as "pathetic", "detached" and "demotional" when it comes to romance and relationships. In an interview with PTI, Shah Rukh says, "I am pathetic with relationships. I am so pathetic that I am comic."