Yash Chopra

His story telling style and the way he portrayed his female characters in his films is still spoken about even today. His film Chandni is still remembered today and who can forget Sri Devi in the white chiffon sarees.

While the actor made a major comeback last year with Pathaan, Jawan and Dunki, there are many movies where he brought the audience to the peak of excitement with his entry scenes and his fans could not stop screaming in excitement.

We all know Sunny Deol and his famous tale of getting cheated upon by Yash Chopra, who promised Sunny to be the hero of Darr but made the film all about Shah Rukh Khan and presented it as an anti-hero film. However, good things happen to honest souls.

Explore the story of 'Deewaar', the film that catapulted Amitabh Bachchan to stardom, remaining in theatres for nearly two years and grossing Rs 7.5 crore at the box office, becoming a landmark in Indian cinema.

Before Shah Rukh Khan, it was Aamir Khan who was approached for the role of the obsessive lover in 'Darr.' However, things took an unexpected turn during the narration process.

Cinema is a creative space, and every such space is bound to have creative differences. Many times, we have heard about actors and directors having a fallout due to creative differences. We all know that once upon a time, Amitabh Bachchan went bankrupt and asked Yash Chopra for work, who then offered Mohabbatein.

It is much easier for star kids to work in the film industry than any other field. However, not all-star kids can leave a mark on the hearts of the audience with their performance. Today we will talk about a star kid whose brother is a successful film producer and whose sister-in-law is also a big actress, yet he failed to give a single hit in 13 years.

Every Hindi movie buff knows how Yash Chopra-directed love-drama Darr became a turning point in Shah Rukh Khan's career. Fans also know that SRK wasn't the first choice for Darr, and even Aamir Khan was considered for the grey-shade character of Rahul.

Widely regarded as one of the most influential Bollywood filmmakers of all time, Yash Chopra started wearing the producer’s hat in 1973 by bankrolling his own film Daag, which laid the foundation for the iconic Yash Raj Films.