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 NEW DELHI - Actor Arshad Warsi says digital content platforms have given writers and directors freedom of expression which they do not get in films due to censorship. Arshad is all set to foray into the digital space with the web series "Asura", which he has described as "thrilling and gripping". Talking about the boom in digital platforms, Arshad told IANS: "It is brilliant. It is a damn good thing.
 MUMBAI - Popular Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor, who has come on board for a TV show which addresses the issue of sanitation, says every story reaches out to a larger audience much better when it is woven with entertainment. At the launch of the show "Navrangi Re!" here on Tuesday, the National Award-winning actor said: "I used to visit Raj Kapoor uncle as a kid and he used to say something that I strongly believe in...that if we can....
 MUMBAI - Music maestro A.R. Rahman feels that if actors are able to take time out and practice, then it will be an amazing idea for them to sing for their movies. Rahman will be seen donning the mantle of a super guru in the upcoming show "The Voice". While shooting for its promo, he spoke about what he thought of actors trying their hand at singing, read a statement. "Actors singing their songs in movies is the general norm world-wide.
 MUMBAI - Actress Shipa Shetty Kundra, who is known as a fitness icon in Hindi film industry, says she will launch her health app in a couple of months. Shilpa was interacting with the media at the first edition of Hindustan Times Palate Festival on Sunday here. Asked what initiatives she has taken to promote health and fitness as a celebrity, she said: "I have my YouTube channel and I do healthy recipes on that channel.
 MUMBAI - A technical glitch pointed out by filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj in the national anthem played at movie theatres has been rectified. He has appreciated the authorities for their quick and efficient work. In a tweet put out on October 29, 2018, Bhardwaj -- who also composes music -- said he had heard the national anthem produced by the Films Division and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting during the Mumbai Film Festival.
 NEW DELHI - Actor Arshad Warsi, one half of the indomitable Munna-Circuit duo of Rajkumar Hirani's "Munna Bhai M.B.B.S", says it is wrong to jump to conclusions about the filmmaker as a #MeToo story has emerged against him. Arshad, who played Circuit in Hirani's "Munna Bhai" series, says he has never seen even one thing wrong with the filmmaker. Asked about a woman's allegation that Hirani sexually assaulted her....
 MUMBAI - Actress Karisma Kapoor, who believes in moving with the times, considers her younger sister Kareena Kapoor Khan her role model. The glamorous sisters sat down for a tete-a-tete with each other for Kareena's radio show, Ishq 104.8 FM's 'What Women Want with Kareena Kapoor Khan'. During the chat, Karisma spoke about staying relevant, how she manages to be radiant, her role model and....
 MUMBAI - Television producer and host Vikas Gupta says India has double standards when it comes to treating women with equality. Gupta, who featured in reality television show "Bigg Boss 11", interacted with the media here on Sunday when he walked the ramp for #BeWithBeti charity fashion show. "I very strongly believe that India is very 'dogala' (double standards) country. We refer to our country as ‘Bharat mata' but....
 MUMBAI - The title of forthcoming Bollywood film "Cheat India" has been changed to "Why Cheat India" after the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) expressed concern over it, the makers have said. A statement issued on behalf of the film's producers -- T-Series Films, Ellipsis Entertainment and Emraan Hashmi Films -- read: "The CBFC had concerns about the title 'Cheat India'. We had an extensive conversation with the....
 NEW DELHI - A delegation of young Hindi film actors Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt, and filmmakers Karan Johar, Rohit Shetty and Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari met Prime Minister Narendra Modi here on Thursday to discuss how the entertainment industry can contribute to nation building. The 'Prime Minister's Squad' -- as Shetty put it -- also included Ekta Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Sidharth Malhotra, Ayushmann Khurrana....
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