Pallab Bhattacharya, New Delhi

Bollywood's "dream girl" Hema Malini's journey from an actor, a danseuse and a filmmaker to a politician is being scripted in a new book which will hit the stores on her 69th birthday in October this year.

Playback singer Lata Mangeshkar has been honoured with the 'Legendary Award' by Brand Laureate.

Internationally-acclaimed Bangladeshi painter Shahabuddin Ahmed today secured the distinction of becoming the first foreign artist to live in the hallowed precincts of Rashtrapati Bhavan here as an Artist In-Residence as a guest of Indian President Pranab Mukherjee.

Actress Soha Ali Khan is by no means a Bollywood super star. But royalty and acting are in her blood. Having appeared in a number of films including the hit “Rang De Basanti” in Hindi and “Ety Srikanto” in Bangla, she is now all set to make her debut as a writer this year.

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan's “Dangal” walked away with three of four major awards -- Best Film, Best Actor (Aamir) and Best

When it comes to setting box office records, Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan seems unbeatable.

It was a double delight for Konkona Sen Sharma as her maiden directorial venture “A Death in the Gunj” brought her the award of Best Indian Filmmaker for 2016 and another feature film starring her in lead role got the honour of Best Film on Gender Equality at the 18th Mumbai International Film Festival.

In Bollywood blockbuster “3 Idiots', superstar Aamir Khan enacted the role of a young and curious engineer.

Pallab Bhattacharya, New DelhiKonkona Sensharma's directorial debut, “A Death in the Gunj” saw its Indian premiere at the 18th Mumbai Academy of Moving Images (MAMI) International Film Festival and received a thunderous applause.

Director Abu Sayeed's “Dressing Table” will premiere at the 40th Montreal World Film Festival to be held from August 25 to September 5.

It is now that time of the year when the breathtakingly beautiful mountains of Bhutan call to a fusion of art, literature, music and culture.

After a hiatus of six years, Bangladesh's critically-acclaimed director Abu Sayeed is all set to stage a comeback to feature films. His new film, "Dressing Table" narrates the tale of a lower middle class woman's journey of self-discovery in multiple roles.

If Bangladesh requests to ban, India will examine a controversial Indian Islamic preacher who was followed by one of the five Bangladeshi youths involved in the Gulshan terrorist attack that left 22 dead.

Anil Kumble is named by the Board of Control for Cricket in India as the head coach of the country's cricket team

A collection of unpublished short poems written by Rabindranath Tagore while giving autographs is being published for the first time in a book form.

An aged, bearded man in shabby clothes sitting under a tree on the street of Mumbai’s posh Juhu locality was seen playing a harmonium and using his melodious voice to belt out some of Bollywood’s superhit songs.