Cinema is one of the most powerful mediums of expression. Positive or negative, the influence is breathtakingly enormous. We will surely discuss these two faces of cinema in detail but first of all, we will talk about the sheer magic of the art.
Master Raju, or Raju Shrestha, was one of the most iconic child actors of Hindi cinema who acted in many iconic films like “Parichay,” “Bawarchi,” “Amar Prem,” “Khusboo,” “Chitchor,” “Kitaab,” and many more. Early Life Raju Shrestha, born Fahim Ajani on August 15th, 1966, into a middle-class family. His father named Yusuf Ajani, was a
Johnny Lever is the artist who brought laughter to millions with his impeccable comic timing and orbersarvational skills in films and on stage for the last 45 years. Some of his memorable films include Tezaab, Baazigar, Karan Arjun, Raja Hindustani, Judaai, Deewana Mastana, Dulhe Raja, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and many more. Early Life and
The legendary Kanhaiyalal was not just any other actor. He was a unique performer who used to sink so deeply into a character that it was impossible to separate the two. Be it Sukhi Lala of “Mother India,” as the representative of evil capatilists and their tricks or the loveable Munshi of “Ganga Jamuna,” he
Mahesh Anand, as a versatile actor, dancer, and martial artist. He is best remembered for his villainous and supporting roles in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam films. He was a black belt in karate, a top model, and a trained dancer before he started acting. Early Life and Career He made his debut in 1984
Known as the “Resident Sister”, Nazima carved a niche playing the supportive sibling or loyal friend, her big expressive eyes and warm smile leaving a mark on an era brimming with melodrama and music. Some of her famous films include Oomar Qaid, Gazal, April Fool, Nishan, Arzoo, Aaye Din Bahar Ke, Aurat and many more.
Sridevi, fondly called by titles such as “the ultimate screen goddess,” “First Female Superstar,” and “Chandni,” among others, was known by many adjectives, but inside she remains a very simple, down-to-earth person. Sri The Magic In real life, she would come across as a tame, slightly afraid, self-conscious girl next door who can’t even speak
Vyjayanthimala, often regarded as the best dancer of Indian cinema, was the legendary actress who is known for her films like “Nagin,” “devdas,” “MadhuMati,” “Naya Daur,” “Sangam,” “Gunga Jumna,” “Amrapali,” “Jewel Thief,” “Sunghursh,” and many more. Early Life and Career Vyjayanthimala Raman was born on August 13, 1933, in Triplicane, Madras (now Chennai), into a
Today is the death anniversary of Nazia Hassan, who was the face of 80s pop in India and Pakistan with numbers like “Disco Deewane,” “Boom Boom,” and “Aap Jaisa Koi.” She established herself as the “Queen of South Asian Pop” and one of the most successful singers from the subcontinent. As part of the duo
Kanu Roy was one of the genius composers of Indian cinema who remains overshadowed, underrated, and criminally underutilised.
The life of Manisha Koirala is a story of unprecedented highs and frustrating lows. On one side is a dream debut and immense critical and commercial success and on the other side are reports of alcohol abuse, an unfulfilling personal life and a long, painful battle with deadly cancer. But against all odds, Manisha fights
