Bollywood

“I have seen media houses showing a rope knot, bloody knife, syringes or chemical cans. These are deeply triggering images. They must be avoided because it gives people ideas to those already contemplating suicide.”

The real #GulaboSitabo are nothing like the men Ayushmann Khurrana and Big B play in Amazon Prime’s latest release. In fact, they are not even male!

To make them lightweight, production designer Sabu Cyril got them made in carbon fibre instead of steel. So what happens to such ‘mega productions’?

"He never made us feel intimidated by his presence. In fact, he opened his home to all of us. Kids or adults, he would invite us in, offer snacks and spend some time chatting." #RealLifeHero #Tribute

"Till today, I haven't attended a single acting workshop, or received any formal training of sorts," says actor Rajat Barmecha, who made his debut in the film.

From a chocolate-boy in Bobby, being the ‘Dafli Waale’ in Sargam, to playing a drug dealer in Agneepath, Rishi Kapoor’s entertaining performances will forever be remembered by the fans of the veteran actor.

"There is no question Montu is a proper fighter. His talent is world class. He is as good as the famed Tony Jaa," says Kenny Basumatary, the Assamese director and actor who has featured in films like Mary Kom.

Ayushmann Khurrana's 'Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan' is an important film for India. But it isn't the first time that Bollywood stepped out of the closet.

From the stunning girl with autism in 'Barfi' to normalising singlehood in 'Queen' to aggressively battling sexual harassment and horror in 'Highway', here are some exhilarating performances from the last decade.

There is a reason why AR Rahman said that Yesudas stands as “one of my most favourite voices ever in the world”. There is a reason why Bappi Lahri refers to his voice as the one “touched by God”. If you ever listened to him sing, you would understand why.