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Fondly known as the 'shotgun', Shatrughan Sinha has been one of the most iconic actors in the Bollywood industry and acknowledging his work, the Iifa 2014 will present the Outstanding Contribution to Indian Cinema Award to the veteran actor at Tampa Bay on April 26.

Excited about the award, Shatrughan Sinha expressed his gratitude to Iifa for commemorating his eventful career. He also stated that this award makes him feel loved by the country. The actor, who is also currently an active member of the Bjp (Bharatiya Janata Party), has given some memorable performances in films like Vishwanath, Naseeb, Dostana, Mere Apne, Kalicharan and Kaala Pathar among many others.

On Saturday morning, Pran's family friends and fans bid him a final farewell. Sadly enough the turn-out at the cremation was very poor. Shatrughan Sinha who cancelled his trip to Patna to attend the funeral said, "There is no doubt Pranji was an institution. He has inspired generations of actors, including me. When I heard of his passing away I immediately cancelled my trip to Patna to attend." At the funeral, Shatrughan Sinha was dismayed to see the poor turn-out. "I saw very few people from the film industry. A man who gave 70 years of his life to the film industry deserved a much more hefty send-off." Recalling Satyajit Ray's condolence meeting at Mehboob Studios on the doyen's death, Shatrughan Sinha says, "This was Satyajit Ray who brought renown to Indian cinema and to the nation, the only Indian to win both the Oscar and the Bharat Ratna.

Director of such super-hit films like Kalicharan, Vishwanath, Karma, Hero, Ram Lakhan and Saudagar etc., showman Subhash Ghai has been in the news lately due to the controversy relating to his acting school, Whistling Woods International. In fact when we spoke to him earlier this year the subject of our conversation centered on this serious matter, and so we could not ask him anything about his future projects.However, the never say die director has put aside all these problem Read More...

Director of such super-hit films like Kalicharan, Vishwanath, Karma, Hero, Ram Lakhan and Saudagar etc., showman Subhash Ghai has been in the news lately due to the controversy relating to his acting school, Whistling Woods International. In fact when we spoke to him earlier this year the subject of our conversation centered on this serious matter, and so we could not ask him anything about his future projects.However, the never say die director has put aside all these problem...

Click above for more movie stills Being autistic is almost like the crest of being artistic. Hrithik Roshan did the autistic act with National award winning elan in Koi Mil Gaya. And just as we heard of Shah Rukh Khan turning autistic for his role as the isolated Muslim in New York in Karan Johar's My Name Is Khan, comes the news that Anil Kapoor will be seen playing an autistic character in Subhash Ghai's Yuvvraaj. Says a source, "Anil plays elder brother to Salman and Zayed Khan. Subhash Ghai had been meaning to incorporate a physically-psychologically challenged character into his script for a long time. It was Anil who told Subhashji the story idea for Yuvvraaj." Apparently, Raj Kapoor at one time wanted to make a similar film written for him by his long-term collaborator Jainendra Jain. Interestingly, this isn't the first time that Anil Kapoor is playing an autistic character.