Five entertaining thrillers from Bollywood where the secret agent follows the activities, movements, and plans of his adversary while dealing with the complications of falling in love. Read more →
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Five entertaining thrillers from Bollywood where the secret agent follows the activities, movements, and plans of his adversary while dealing with the complications of falling in love. Read more →
Released on 12 November 2004, today we remember the anniversary of Yash Chopra's romantic drama VEER-ZAARA and Prisoner Number 786. Read more →
In Yash Chopra's 2004 romantic drama Veer-Zaara, rain makes a frequent appearance as a participant in the joys and sorrows of the main characters. Read more →
In Yash Chopra's 2004 film *Veer-Zaara*, a Bollywood-style celebration of the annual Lohri Festival of Punjab is picturized on Shah Rukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, Preity Zinta and Hema Malini. Read more →
In the 2004 film *Veer-Zaara*, Zaara travels from Pakistan to Kiratpur, India to fulfill the last wishes of her Bebe. Read more →
Shah Rukh Khan's focus on his leading ladies makes them more desirable and makes the item number more enjoyable. Read more →
The musical number "Aisa Desh Hai Mera" from *Veer-Zaara* highlights the features and commonalities of countries that share a joint heritage. Read more →
The Indian film industry has gotten a bad reputation with western audiences. If you are ready to give Bollywood another try, here are five movies I recommend. Read more →
A closer look at the character Frankie "Ramdayal" in the film "Kal Ho Naa Ho". Read more →
This Bollywood remix of the famous Billy Dees/Roy Orbison song "Oh, Pretty Woman" raises the bar on this popular song by making it even more joyful and more international. Read more →
A westerner's appreciation for Indian film - stories, songs, stars. If you're new to Bollywood, this is a great place to start. No spoilers.