Tinnu Anand

When Prabhas was filming and taking vacations in London, he used to rent an apartment, which came with a hefty monthly fee of about Rs 60 lakhs. Prabhas decided to go to London on a more permanent basis due to health issues, including a knee operation that was performed in Europe, according to recent sources.

Did you know that the producers first approached Rana Daggubati about casting Prabhas in the main role? According to reports, Daggubati was originally supposed to play the lead role in the movie, but Prabhas was chosen instead because of unforeseen circumstances.

The actor revealed his anger in a recent media interview, saying that he was disappointed that Ranveer Singh's Gully Boy, rather than his 2019 film Super Deluxe, was submitted as India's official entry to the Oscars.

Shakti Kapoor reveals the intriguing tale behind becoming Crime Master Gogo in Andaz Apna Apna, stepping in when the initial choice, Tinnu Anand, couldn't make it.

Her admirers were unable to see her brilliant mind in 2023, though. However, that will soon change as Madhuri Dixit suggested in a recent interview that she is working on several intriguing projects in addition to making her production debut with the Marathi movie ‘Panchak.’

Filmmaker Tinnu Anand spilled the beans on working with both the actor in his debut directorial Duniya Meri Jeb Mein and why it took him 5 years to complete the film.

Tinnu Anand, director of the Amitabh Bachchan-starrers Kaalia and Shahenshah, reminisces about the challenges faced during the making of Kaalia and the impactful scene in Urdu that posed difficulty for the actor.

Director Tinnu Anand reveals a compelling behind-the-scenes moment from Kaalia, where Amitabh Bachchan faced public shaming for struggling with Urdu dialogues. Despite the humiliation, Amitabh's resilience shines as he returns to deliver a flawless performance, proving his mettle beyond being Harivansh Rai Bachchan's son.

Madhuri looked stunning in a peach floral Anarkali gown. The actress accessorized her appearance with black sunglasses and wavy hair. Dr. Shriram, on the other hand, wore a maroon kurta with style. They smiled for photographers outside the temple after their darshan. The actress briefly engaged with the journalists before leaving the location.

The friend also admits that the sequel wasn't a fanciful vanity, but rather a necessity. The source said, "Initially Prashanth planned it as one feature film. But the length was a bummer. It would have been more than six hours long. So they decided to split the story into two."