Bollywood s memorable monsoon moments

Is it raining outside? Take a look at Bollywood's sizzling and magical monsoon moments

Zoobie Doobie - 3 Idiots - This fun number from 3 Idiots became quite popular. Fun-filled lyrics, charming choreography and striking screen presence of Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor, who looked gorgeous in the orange saree, make this a memorable rain number.

Maximum review

Mooch is the secret of my energy: Sonu Sood in Maximum

Cast: Sonu Sood, Naseeruddin Shah, Neha Dhupia, Vinay Pathak, Amit Sadh

Directed by Kabeer Kaushik

Top 7 breakup songs

To be honest, it is not possible to shortlist only seven favourite breakup songs. For bad or worse, there are aplenty breakup songs that speak to your misery and give wings to your sorrow. These painfully touching tunes promise to be your best friend when you are nursing a broken heart () and trying your best to get over your lost love. We have listed songs that we think will not only give voice to your pain but also in some way comfort you.

1. Bin Tere – I Hate Love Stories
Bin tere sung by Shafqat Amanat Ali and Sunidhi Chauhan is one song that will bring back memories of fond times and make you rethink your decision to breakup. The words will stay with you long after the song is over and you are sure to be left dewy eyed thinking about those love filled days.

Superhero, with a twist

In 'Sher Khan', Salman won’t be flying in the air in elaborate costumes. So how will he be different? Find out
The latest to join the superhero wagon is none other than macho man Salman Khan. The actor is all set to don the avatar in his upcoming project Sher Khan to be directed by broher  Sohail Khan. 

5 adaptations that were turning points for directors

With Dibakar Banerjee’s Shanghai (based on Costa-Gravas’ Z) becoming a critically acclaimed flick, we list you 5 films that were adapted, plagiarized even, and which became landmarks for some directors

Karz – Subhash Ghai’s rip-off from The Reincarnation of Peter Proud cast Rishi Kapoor who comes back to avenge his murderer from a past life (this avatar was played by Raj Kiran, himself a doomed star of sorts). The film, with its foot-stomping chartbusters, became an instant classic, even spawning a disastrous remake with Himesh Reshamiya at the helm and Urmila Matonkar playing a demented Simi Garewal

10 iconic and eternal beauties of Bollywood

Bollywood wouldn’t have been where it is today if it wasn’t for our fabulous leading ladies. Since the beginning of Hindi cinema, our actresses have played a major role despite the male actors hogging the limelight. Here’s to 10 such iconic actresses of all time without whom this industry wouldn’t have completed 100 years in style!

1. Madhuri Dixit
Her dance numbers became cult hits with every woman trying to master those priceless expressions– a feat which today’s innumerable raunchy dance numbers aren’t able to come even close to. She soon became a force to reckon with, not only with her stupendous dance numbers, but with her fierce screen presence and her acting abilities. She became the character right from playing the shy bahu or ardent lover to a revengeful daughter-in-law or a damsel full of attitude. Her smile still draws great admiration from all quarters. A perfect combination of mesmerising beauty, superb dancing skills, incredible acting skills, glamour quotient, box office pull, versatility and iconic status Madhuri is back where she belongs i.e. Bollywood.

The 30s Club, Actresses who rule Bollywood

A common trend in Bollywood was that as soon as an actress turned 30, she either got married or resorted to playing supporting roles of sister, sister-in-law etc. But things seemed to have changed quite a lot now with some of the top actresses well into their 30s. Finally some good has come out of Bollywood’s obsession with Hollywood. Here are our leading ladies over 30!

1. Vidya Balan (Age: 34 years)

Celebs who got married young

Miley Cyrus got engaged to actor Liam Hemsworth on Wednesday. Interestingly, she is only 19. If you thought she is too young to tie the knot, here's a look at celebrities who married young.

Late Divya Bharti was only 18 when she married producer Sajid Nadiadwala in 1992

Flashback, Mr India movie

Mr India

Superhero flicks come and go, but Mr India holds a special place in the heart of a movie buff.  The sizzling on screen chemistry between Anil Kapoor and Sridevi, Amrish Puri’s  Mogambo, the bunch of kids – everything went in favor of this flick.

Bollywood stars as kids

Shahrukh Khan: Shahrukh is barely a year old in the pic but the mischievousness seen in his eyes as a child is something that is still a part of his personality.

Top 10 romantic movies in bollywood

K.Asif's 'Mughal-e-Azam' was reportedly inspired by the true story of Mughal prince Salim falling in love with the courtesan Anarkali. Salim battles with his father Emperor Akbar but loses the battle and his lady love




Vijay Anand's 'Guide' dealt with an unusual premise, where a guide falls in love with a unhappily married woman; while she manages to walk out on her marriage, her new relationship becomes complicated and unhappy.




Raj Kapoor's 'Bobby' was a teenage love story between Rishi Kapoor and Dimple Kapadia. It was a typical Bollywood story where parents were against the love birds but with lovely songs, the film made for a fun watch.




Yash Chopra's 'Silsila' was a bold love story. It made headlines because it had Amitabh, Jaya and Rekha playing the lead roles. Rumour has it that Amitabh and Rekha were having an affair then.




Yash Chopra's 'Lamhe' was another interesting love story with Anil Kapoor playing the male lead and Sridevi in a double role. Anil Kapoor gave a brilliant performance as the conflicted lover.




Mansoor Khan's 'Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak' was Aamir Khan's debut film. Despite a sad ending, the film catapulted Aamir Khan to stardom.




When rebellion was the order of the day, Aditya Chopra's 'Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge' had a very different story to tell. Shah Rukh went down to India from London to convince the father of the bride.




Pradeep Sarkar's 'Parineeta' was made special with some brilliant acting by Saif and Vidya. Vidya as Lolita and Saif as the intense Shekhar made the film memorable,




Kunal Kohli's 'Hum Tum' might have been 'inspired' by 'When Harry Met Sally' but the film made for a fun watch.




Imtiaz Ali's 'Jab We Met' was a simple story with a refreshing take that made the Shahid-Kareena love story different. Let us know your favourite romantic films,