A legend, an icon, Raj Kapoor was known as the ‘Greatest showman of Indian cinema’. An actor, filmmaker, and producer, his films and songs continue to shape and inspire Indian cinema. The country is celebrating 100 years of the man who mirrored the country’s mood with his apt personality and acting skills during India’s post-independence …
The Raj Kapoor Film Festival kicked off in Mumbai on Friday, marking the centenary celebration of the legendary actor-filmmaker. The Kapoor family is paying tribute to Raj Kapoor's enduring legacy by hosting a festival showcasing some of his iconic films. At the event’s opening night, Raj Kapoor’s granddaughter, actress Kareena Kapoor, stole the spotlight in …
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt graced a Mumbai film festival honoring Raj Kapoor's cinematic legacy ahead of his 100th birth anniversary. Their attire paid tribute to the legendary filmmaker, with Ranbir sporting a sophisticated black bandhgala and Alia donning a graceful white saree with floral prints. Their coordinated appearance blended tradition and modernity, a heartfelt …
Dia Mirza's culinary tales have always been our all-time favourites. Now, the actress is back with her food diary, and it was truly worth the wait. Dia, who was recently in Delhi for the Sustainability Summit, flew back to Mumbai on Wednesday. Before boarding, the foodie made a pit stop at the airport to enjoy …
Gujarat Giants and Mithali Raj have parted ways before the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction to be held on Sunday, December 15 in Bengaluru. Last year, the Giants had signed Mithali as a mentor and advisor for three years. But after the team finished at the bottom both times, the Giants decided to let …
One of the greatest women cricketers to play the game, Mithali Raj became a living legend because of her exploits in the game. Holder of multiple records in the international game, Mithali always kept Indian cricket above her personal life. Mithali, who still remains unmarried, devoted herself to cricket all her life. However, …
Legendary squash player Raj Manchanda, the Arjuna Award recipient and winner of six national titles, died at the age of 79 on Sunday, sources close to his family said. Manchanda, one of the most recognisable faces in the Indian squash fraternity, was the undisputed national champion from 1977 to 1982 and won an unprecedented 11 …
