Discover the timeless connection between flowers and love through iconic Bollywood songs. From 'Dekha Ek Khaab' to 'Phoolon ...

Film enthusiasts can look forward to a discussion on the iconic movie Chitchor, which is filled with beautiful songs. Amol Palekar, Sandhya Gokhale, and Meena T. Pillai will reflect on the film ...

Amol Palekar shared his regret at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 about slapping Smita Patil during the filming of Bhumika without her consent, following director Shyam Benegal’s instructions.

Amol Palekar recently opened up about a deeply regrettable incident that occurred during the filming of the critically acclaimed film Bhumika. Amol Palekar recently opened up about a deeply ...

Amol Palekar talked about slapping Smita Patil without her consent, after Shyam Benegal thought ‘he wasn’t violent enough' while filming Bhumika. Amol Palekar recently attended the Jaipur ...

The boy-next-door of the '70s, Amol Palekar, with his multi-faceted charm ... he was taken aback and overwhelmed to hear Amar Naam Antony, a song from the film, playing at a Pujo pandal.

This is the Amol Palekar from his plays and his characters in the dozen or so Marathi movies that he has directed. It is, therefore, quite a revelation to learn that, as Socrates would have ...

Veteran actor Amol Palekar recalled an incident from the shoot of his 1977 film, Bhumika, in which he was forced to slap co-star Smita Patil. He said that director Shyam Benegal ordered him to ...

Amol Palekar shared his regret at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 about slapping Smita Patil during the filming of ...

Roy introduced Amol Palekar to the stage of the Jaipur Literature ... Having worked in both mainstream feel-good movies to art house films, he said one can balance both. “Being popular, need ...

Veteran actor Amol Palekar attended the Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 and recalled being accused by Shiv Sena supremo Balasaheb Thackeray of 'insulting politicians.' He shared how the MAMI Film ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...