Speaking of the challenges of adopting daughter Tara, Mandira revealed, “I wanted to have a second child and adopt.

It’s important to have an aim, a goal in life. As you grow up, you tend to understand the significance of it. But there is a phase in life where many young individuals are aimless, with no plans for their future. Karan Shergill, portrayed beautifully by Hrithik Roshan in Lakshya (2004), was one such youngster.

Mandira hailed her work on Aditya Chopra's debut film as "fantastic." However, she described her first few days on set as "horrific" because she began with the song sequence.

Anil Kapoor and Rani Mukerji are all set to reunite after 23 years for Nayak 2. The two were appreciated for their roles in Nayak and the film was about the journey of Shivaji Rao who takes the position of Chief Minister for a day.

Team Tellychakkar got in touch with Vardhan Puri for an exclusive conversation which went interestingly well as the actor revealed some really intriguing insights when asked if he feels responsible as he is the grandchild of Amrish Puri. He was also asked whether he is trying to earn recognition or does he believe that he will earn it at the right time.

One thing that piqued their interest was the confirmation that a part 2 of Mr. India will surely be made. Now when asking to fans about who would they like to see in the primary roles, fans had some very interesting answers.

We all know Sunny Deol and his famous tale of getting cheated upon by Yash Chopra, who promised Sunny to be the hero of Darr but made the film all about Shah Rukh Khan and presented it as an anti-hero film. However, good things happen to honest souls.

Explore the list of 12 legendary Bollywood villain actors who have left an indelible mark with their iconic performances, from Gulshan Grover to Sanjay Dutt.

Most of his Bollywood career comprises a set repertoire - the bald, unconscionable don, the brutal policeman, the lecherous, covetous zamindar, or the ruthless politician. But Amrish Puri always brought different shades to their rendition, and with his booming baritone, smouldering gaze, and imposing presence, he could stand his ground against stalwarts like Dilip Kumar, Raj Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan.

Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar, in a conversation with Ajay Devgn on 'Koffee with Karan,' shares his experience of being "traumatised" by the late Amrish Puri while working as an assistant director on the iconic film 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge.'