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When Kamal Haasan’s Ex Srividya Opened Up About Their Breakup (Photo Credit – Wikipedia)

While Kamal Haasan has made a glorious contribution to Indian cinema with his stupendous line of work, he has also made a lot of noise because of his personal life. Apart from his two failed marriages, the superstar also grabbed eyeballs for his relationship with legendary South actress Srividya. The two had fallen in love and started dating on the set of the 1975 film Apoorva Raagangal. However, their relationship met with a tragic fate.

According to Bollywood Shaadi, Srividya and Kamal Haasan started a whirlwind romance during the early 1970s. The duo were quite serious about each other because it was said that this was their first serious relationship. However, fate had different plans for the former lovebirds.

In a throwback interview with Kairali TV, Srividya opened up about her ugly separation from Kamal Haasan. The...

When Kamal Haasan Revealed Why He Left Bollywood For Good (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Superstar Kamal Haasan is one of the most celebrated actors in the South Indian film industry. However, he also unleashed his phenomenal talent in Hindi cinema with movies like Ek Duuje Ke Liye, Sadma, Saagar, and Chachi 420. But he soon decided to leave Bollywood for good and mainly focused on doing movies in the South. In an old 2017 interview, the actor had some shocking revelations as to why he took this decision.

In the interaction with India Today, Kamal Haasan cited one of the reasons for his leaving Bollywood was because of his differing work ethic and culture from theirs. The Vikram actor called himself the ‘poorer cousin’ of Hindi cinema. He recalled how, in Bollywood, people can make one film in two and a half years or make six movies at a time. He called this extremely defeating,...

When Kamal Haasan’s Ex-Wife Sarika Took A Gutsy Decision (Photo Credit – YouTube)

Apart from his professional forefront, superstar Kamal Haasan’s personal life has repeatedly made quite a lot of noise. It is common knowledge that the actor had started a romantic relationship with actress Sarika despite being married to his then-first wife, Vani Ganapathy. However, did you know this led to much scrutiny surrounding his relationship with the Uunchai actress? Hell further broke loose when Sarika became pregnant with Haasan’s child and decided to keep the baby.

Kamal Haasan And Sarika’s Controversial Relationship

In the show, Rendezvous With Simi Grewal, Sarika recalled how it was Kamal Haasan who had fallen head over heels in love with her first. Even though she was hesitant at first, she also lost her heart to the Chachi 420 actor. However, their relationship was a controversial one since Haasan was still married to his first wife,...

Fatima Sana Shaikh Recalls A ‘Humiliating’ Incident With A Drunk Girl!(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Time and again, we have seen Bollywood stars sharing shocking yet rude instances they’ve encountered at different places in and outside the industry. Fatima Sana Shaikh is currently garnering accolades for her latest film, Sam Bahadur, where she will portray the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. In one of the promotional interviews, the actress opened up about meeting an ‘elite drunk girl’ who was rude to her.

The film, helmed by Meghna Gulzar and headlined by Vicky Kaushal, is all set to hit the big screens tomorrow, i.e., Dec 1, marking a massive clash with Animal starring Ranbir Kapoor. Even before its release, the film garnered rave reviews from critics and is being called Kaushal’s career-best performance.

Ahead of the film’s release, Vicky Kaushal, Fatima Sana Shaikh, and director Meghna Gulzar...

As Tabu celebrates her 52nd birthday on Saturday, the actress has received several heartfelt wishes from actors Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, Shilpa Shetty, Farah Khan, among others. Superstar Ajay Devgn wished his longtime collaborator ‘Drishyam’ co-star on her 52nd birthday on Instagram, and posted a small clip of the two together in a jeep with the latter driving.

He penned: “Sometimes, behind the wheels, sometimes behind the screen but it’s always an adventure. Happy Birthday tabutiful!”

Kareena Kapoor wishing the ‘Maachis’ actress wrote: “Happy birthday dearest Tabu. Have a fab day!”

Director Farah Khan posted a picture of the actress with her kids and wrote: “I have a one of a kind ‘duniya se alag’ friend for the last 27 years.. who disappears on her birthday.. didn’t let me take new pics to post n wants only Anda curry as a birthday gift!

“So im forced to put old pics.

As Tabu celebrates her 52nd birthday on Saturday, the actress has received several heartfelt wishes from actors Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, Shilpa Shetty, Farah Khan, among others. Superstar Ajay Devgn wished his longtime collaborator ‘Drishyam’ co-star on her 52nd birthday on Instagram, and posted a small clip of the two together in a jeep with the latter driving.

He penned: “Sometimes, behind the wheels, sometimes behind the screen but it’s always an adventure. Happy Birthday tabutiful!”

Kareena Kapoor wishing the ‘Maachis’ actress wrote: “Happy birthday dearest Tabu. Have a fab day!”

Director Farah Khan posted a picture of the actress with her kids and wrote: “I have a one of a kind ‘duniya se alag’ friend for the last 27 years.. who disappears on her birthday.. didn’t let me take new pics to post n wants only Anda curry as a birthday gift!

“So im forced to put old pics.

An ardent social media user, actress Fatima Sana Shaikh, who has won hearts of the audience with her portrayal of wrestler Geeta Phogat in the sports film ‘Dangal’, gave a glimpse of her Sunday treat to the fans.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Fatima shared a glimpse of how her Sunday morning looks like. She dropped a photo wherein we can see a glass of milk with a half-eaten chocolate chip cookie.

We also see a Kindle in the image, which shows Fatima is reading something. She captioned the post: “Milk and cookies”.

Fatima began her career as a child artiste in ‘Chachi 420’ and ‘One 2 Ka 4’. In 2016 biographical sports drama ‘Dangal’, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Fatima played the role of wrestler Geeta Phogat.

The movie also stars Sanya Malhotra as Indian wrestler Babita Kumari. Aamir Khan played the lead character of their father Mahavir Singh Phogat.

She...

From wearing ‘ladies perfumes’ to playing a song for his entry and shaving after every four hours, actor Ayushmann Khurrana underwent all the challenges to activate his feminine energy for the role of ‘Pooja’ in ‘Dream Girl 2’.

‘Dream Girl 2’ is the sequel to sleeper hit 2019 comedy drama ‘Dream Girl’ which starred Ayushmann alongside Nushrratt Bharuccha.

The film focused on a cross-gender man (played by Ayushmann) whose female voice impersonation begets attention from others, and talks about depression and loneliness.

It was a challenging role for Ayushmann considering he constantly had to switch between the two roles of Karam and Pooja, while all along ensuring the punches and comic timing hit the right note.

On Thursday, Ayushmann was present in the national capital for the launch of the song ‘Dil Ka Telephone 2.0’ from ‘Dream Girl 2’.

The actor looked dashing in an abstract print shirt with shades of yellow and black,...

Kamal Haasan Two legends on different sides of the globe, the two great figures reminisced about their remarkable 40-year-old friendship and professional journey.Veteran actor Kamal Haasan, who is well known for his acting in Tamil, Telugu as well as Bollywood films ranging from ‘apoorva sagodharargal’(1989) ’, ‘Vikram’(1986), ‘Vikram’(2022), 'Saagar', 'Nayakan', 'Chachi 420' and several others, recently met his friend and make-up artist Mike Westmore in Los Angeles. Mike is an Academy Award-winning make-up artist. Kamal went to the American city for the launch of his most recent feature ‘Kalki 2898 Ad', meeting up with his very old friend and colleague Mike Westmore. Two legends on different sides of the globe, the two great figures reminisced about their remarkable 40-year-old friendship and professional journey. The duo went on to speak about their collaborations in various projects such as ‘Indian’, ‘Avvai Shanmughi’, and ‘Dasavatharam’. Taking to Instagram,...

Actor Ayushmann Khurrana, who is known for choosing unconventional roles and scripts, is currently gearing up for the release of his upcoming film ‘Dream Girl 2’ in which he plays the role of a cross dresser.

The actor has revealed that to get the part correct, he sought inspiration from the likes of Kamal Haasan, Aamir Khan and Govinda, all of whom have at one point taken up the role of a cross-dresser.

Portraying the role of a woman is no easy feat, and leading the way have been actors like Kamal Haasan in ‘Chachi 420’, Govinda in ‘Aunty No. 1’ and Aamir Khan in ‘Baazi’.

Talking about the same Ayushmann Khurra shared: “True disruptors of cinema are my cinematic inspirations and what Kamal Haasan sir did in ‘Chachi 420’, Aamir Khan sir did in ‘Baazi’ and Govinda sir did in ‘Aunty No. 1’ are truly defining moments for an actor.

Veteran actor Kamal Haasan, who is well known for his acting in several Tamil, Telugu as well as Bollywood films ranging from ‘Apoorva’, ‘Vikram’(1986), ‘Vikram’(2022), ‘Saagar’, ‘Nayakan’, ‘Chachi 420’ and several others, recently met his friend and make-up artist Mike Westmore in Los Angeles.

Mike is an Academy Award winning make-up artiste. The actor went to the American city for the launch of his most recent feature ‘Kalki 2898 Ad’, meeting up with his very old friend and colleague Mike Westmore. Two legends on different sides of the globe, the two great figures reminisced about their remarkable 40 year old friendship and professional journey.

The duo went on to speak about their collaborations in various projects such as ‘Indian’, ‘Avvai shanmughi’ and ‘Dasavatharam’.

Taking to Instagram, the veteran actor shared a picture of himself with Westmore and captioned: “From (The arrow in the sun ) Soldier blue where I saw Mike Westmore’s work to this day,...

The article lists some of the upcoming films of Kamal Haasan, who is a versatile and legendary actor of Indian cinema. The article also gives some details and expectations about each film and praises Kamal Haasan’s talent and charisma.

Kamal Haasan is one of the most versatile and legendary actors in Indian cinema. He has acted in over 200 films in various languages and genres, winning numerous awards and accolades. He is also a writer, director, producer, singer, dancer, and politician, making him a multifaceted personality. Kamal Haasan has given many memorable performances and iconic characters to the audience, such as Velu Nayakan in Nayakan, Senapathy in Indian, Chachi in Chachi 420, Dashrath Manjhi in Manjhi: The Mountain Man, and many more. He is also known for his experimental and innovative films, such as Hey Ram, Vishwaroopam, Dasavathaaram, and Uttama Villain.

Kamal Haasan is currently working on several exciting projects...

Actress Fatima Sana Shaikh has said that she loves working with Director Anurag Basu, and that his sets have great food.

The actress will be seen next in ‘Metro in Dino’ which is directed by Anurag Basu. The last time the actress collaborated with Basu was for the crime-comedy film ‘Ludo’.

The actress recently shared a picture of herself with Anurag Basu on her Instagram account and captioned “Hey you! Can’t wait to go back on your set.”

“I am really excited to go on to the sets of ‘Metro’ this month. I love Dada (Anurag Basu). He is a genius. He has a way of creating magic on screen and I am so lucky that I am again getting to work with him and be a part of his magical world,” the actress said.

“He brings the best out of his actors and what’s even better is...

Ott platforms have not just changed the rules of the entertainment market, they have given, literally, a second life to Bollywood stars who had faded away from the public eye for quite some time. Of late, a number of senior actors, who had virtually retired from the industry or had limited theatrical releases, are now being reinvented and getting a hugely positive response to their work, courtesy of streaming platforms.

Here’s a list of nine actors who are back in the reckoning in their second innings because of Ott:

Harman Baweja

The actor made his debut with the 2008 release “Love Story 2050”, directed by his father Harry Baweja, and charmed the audience with his dancing skills (and little else!), but he was dismissed by all as the poor man’s Hrithik Roshan.

Hansal Mehta’s streaming series “Scoop”, which sees a no-longer-chocolate-boy Harman back in action as Joint Commissioner...

Mumbai, March 24 (Ians) Filmmaker-composer Vishal Bhardwaj is an ardent follower of tennis, and he wants to make a film based on Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi.

"I am not planning to make a film on any sports person's life at the moment but I am looking forward to watch Saina Nehwal's (Badminton player) biopic which is directed by Amol Gupte. He is one of my favourite filmmakers from the country. I feel that we should definitely make a film on Leander (Paes) and Mahesh's (Bhupati) life. If I get an opportunity to make a film on their lives I would definitely make it."

Vishal spoke at the player auction of Tennis Premier League. About the league, he said: "It's a great initiative because we don't give much importance to other sports but cricket in our country. I used to be a cricket player but now, I have been playing tennis for many years.

The National School Of Drama (Nsd) appointed actor Paresh Rawal as Chairman on Thursday, and the veteran film and theatre actor says he is looking forward to sharing his knowledge and experience with the future generations.

"Yes, it is confirmed that I have been appointed Chairman of Nsd. I am very happy! I have been doing theatre for the past 48 years. I started doing plays and stage performances since 1972. So, I know the performance part as well as the structural part of it, the training, what it requires to prepare everyone in every aspect of theatre -- the performing arts," Rawal told Ians.

"It will be a great opportunity for me to share my knowledge and experience with the future generations. I am really looking forward to it. I am ready to take responsibility and face the challenges along with it. It is a happy day for me and I...

Veteran actor Paresh Rawal has been appointed the new chairman of National School of Drama (Nsd). The prestigious institute announced the news on Thursday on its verified Twitter account.

"We are glad to inform Hon'ble President of India @rashtrapatibhvn has appointed renowned actor & Padma Shri @sirpareshrawal as chairman of @nsd_india. Nsd family welcome the legend to shower his guidance to Nsd for achieving new heights," read the tweet.

Rawal, also a politician affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party, started his acting career in the eighties. Widely respected for his versatility, he has impressed with numerous award-winning arthouse performances as well as roles as the villain and the comedian in mainstream Bollywood films.

Rawal was honoured with a Padma Shri in 2014, and he won the National Film Award in 1994 as Best Supporting Actor for "Woh Chokri" and "Sir".

Among his many popular roles are "Naam" (1986), "Shiva" (1990), "Tamanna" (1996), "Aitraaz" (2004), "Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!...

Fatima Sana Shaikh is all set to own 2020 with three movies, the actress has always considered quality content over everything. Fatima is often refered to as the director's favorite and has always molded herself into any character that she has played.

With Ludo and Bhoot Police, another film is added to Fatima's kitty and is titled 'Sooraj Pe Mangal Bhari'. The actress now has three releases and a very busy 2020 with back to back and its nothing but exciting to see so much content from the actress.

Fatima Sana Shaikh has always updated her fans and via social media on her various journeys in the past and from the sets. ?

Dangal was a sports-oriented film and Fatima's character was extremely strong. The actress will now been seen in a whole of three different avatars each being different from each other.

Fatima Sana Shaikh debuted as a child artist through Chachi 420...

Actor-singer Shruti Haasan has lent her voice to a song in Prabhudheva and Tamannaah Bhatia starrer forthcoming horror movie "Khamoshi".

"I've been directed by Prabhudheva sir... I am happy he is a part of the film and what makes it super special is Tamannaah as she is one of my dearest friends. I'm glad to sing in her movie," Shruti said in a statement.

It is reported that the track is based on the theme of the film.

Having started her musical journey as a playback singer in her father Kamal Haasan's popular film "Chachi 420" in 1997, Shruti later crooned various numbers in multiple languages.

As for Bollywood, she is known for singing songs like "Joganiyan" and "Sannata".

Directed by Chakri Toleti, "Khamoshi" will see Tamannaah in the role of a deaf and mute girl and Prabhudheva as the lead antagonist.

On working with Chakri, Shruti added: "Always happy...

We have all loved the adorable Fatima Sana Shaikh in 'Chachi 420' when she made her lesser known debut, back in her childhood.?

Time and again, the actress keeps her fans updated with insights to her life. Fatima recently took to her social media handle and shares an adorable family picture from childhood. The actress captioned the picture, "Verified

?????? ??????????? " Seems like, the actress had visited the famous Gateway Of India in the city with the family.?

Fatima Sana Shaikh made her big screen debut with the record-breaking blockbuster film 'Dangal' sharing space with the Superstar Aamir Khan. The actress has garnered immense appreciation from all quarters for her performance in which she was essaying the role of wrestler Geeta Phogat.?

With just two films, Fatima has amassed a huge fan base across the nation, the testimony of the same is the trust brands bestow on her.

For Fatima Sana Shaikh, life has taken a major, positive turn. The actress appeared in Bollywood as a child actor in films like Chachi 420. Then she did small bits in films like Bittoo Boss, Table No 21, Akaash Vani, Tahaan etc. But luck favoured her when she bagged Dangal. The actress got a chanceRead More

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Neeraj Vora is one of the famous faces in Bollywood who has acted in several films like Company, Pukar, Rangeela, Satya to name a few. Neeraj Vora even penned down Hera Pheri and directed Phir Hera Pheri and Chachi 420. There have been several reports suggested that third instalment of Hera Pheri has been putRead More

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On Tuesday morning actor-turned-politician Paresh Rawal dropped a bomb on Twitter by announcing that author-activist Arundhati Roy should be tied to an army jeep in Kashmir the way a stone-pelter was tied by an army man. While a lot of Paresh’s colleagues in the film industry chose to flay him in private Kamal Haasan who has directed Paresh in Chachi 420 had a lot toRead More

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The Chachi 420 actors comprising of Kamal Haasan and Paresh Rawal, would be coming together once again after 18 years in a Hindi-Tamil bi-lingual that would see Kamal and his daughter Shruti Haasan playing father and daughter. Interestingly, Kamal Haasan and Paresh Rawal, who are Tamilian and Gujarati respectively, will both play Bengali characters. Kamal Haasan says he is looking forward to being reunited with Paresh. "It's a pleasure to work with a sturdy reliable co-star. Look at Tom Hardy in The Revenant. See what he has done to his character and how he has supported Leonardo Di Caprio's performance. Hardy is the best from the West since Marlon Brando. It would be a pleasure to work with a co-star like him." Kamal Haasan is still in New York scouting locations for his film co-starring Shruti Haasan that Rajeev Kumar will direct. On February 7, the actor-filmmaker took time off to address...

Kamal Haasan, who is busy producing and acting in films down South, has decided to shift his attention back to Bollywood. The superstar who has acted in popular films like Appu Raja, Chachi 420, Hey Ram among others, will now produce a film titled Amar Hain. From what we hear, Haasan had planned the film in 2012, but it never materialized since he got busy with the controversial film Vishvaroopam. And now, not only will he be producing the film but he will also star in it along with a popular A-list actor. For Amar Hain, he will be joining hands with Virendra Arora and Arjun K. Kapoor who are also producing the Lara Dutta, Kay Kay Menon starrer Abhi Nahi Toh Kabhi Nahi. While Kapoor expressed his happiness over collaborating with Kamal Haasan, Haasan is equally excited about the progress happening on this long pending film. Moreover, the actor also...

New Delhi, May 28: Veteran actor Kamal Haasan, who has experimented with his looks in films like "Chachi 420" and "Hey Ram", gave his inputs on his daughter Shruti's look

for "D-Day", in which she sports a distinct scar.

In "D-Day", directed by Nikhil Advani, Shruti plays Suraiya, a prostitute.

As part of the character's look, Shruti required to have a scar on her face, and her father is said to have helped her get it right.

"The story of the scar dates back to Suraiya's past, when she entered the world of sex trade at 16. She was given this scar when her face was cut open by a pimp," said a source close.

Vishwaroop

Starring Kamal Haasan, Pooja Kumar, Rahul Bose

Directed by Kamal Haasan

Rating: ****

First things first. Kamal Haasan’s enormously controversial film doesn’t hurt Muslim sentiments. In fact it doesn’t hurt the sentiments of any section of the people except those party-poopers who think having a ball at the movies went out of style with Sholay and Chachi 420.

Leave aside its sobering take on global warfare, Vishwaroop is one helluva entertainer. If you’ve forgotten what edge-of-the-seat entertainment mean, then it’s time to rediscover that pleasure. Stylish and substantial the narrative weaves and winds its way into coherent and compulsive threads that bring together the theme of international espionage with the more sensitive issue of the Islamic and the personal identity of a man whose heroic stature grows out of a sense of commitment to the country and to world peace .

Personal interests, we are told,...

Film: "Vishwaroop"; Actors: Kamal Haasan, Pooja Kumar, Rahul Bose, Andrea Jeremiah, Shekhar Kapur and Jaideep Ahlawat; Director: Kamal Haasan; Rating: **** - one helluva entertainer, and no sentiments hurt.

First things first. Kamal Haasan's enormously controversial film doesn't hurt Muslim sentiments. In fact, it doesn't hurt the sentiments of any section of the people except those party-poopers who think having a ball at the movies went out of style with "Sholay" and "Chachi 420".

Leave aside its sobering take on global warfare, "Vishwaroop", the Hindi version of the Tamil, Telugu "Vishwaroopam", is one helluva entertainer..

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...

He is one of India's most respected actors, having done an enviable range of roles spanning not just the worlds of art house cinema and mainstream Bollywood but also the west. Om Puri, however, is still deeply dissatisfied and says  he's an "untouchable" for commercial cinema."I don't get any meaty roles because there are hardly any meaty parts for character actors in our films," the 60-year-old actor, who is looking at directing a film in the future, told Ians in an interview.Who can forget his comic timing in Chachi 420 and in that ultimate satire Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, or ...