Bollywood has not just given audiences some of the most memorable films but it has also given some of the most memorable characters. Who can forget Mogambo from 'Mr India'. Amrish Puri immortalised the character with his powerful acting and the popular dialogue 'Mogambo khush hua'. The wild laughter, the constant swinging of the belt and sounds of bullet makes Gabbar Singh (Sholay)one of the most dangerous and popular characters of all time. The dacoit was not just ruthless with others but also with his team members. Remember the popular dialogue 'Kitne aadmi the' and 'Tera kya hoga Kaalia'. With a perfect blend of beauty and rebellion, Anarkali remains one of the most memorable characters from 'Mughal-E-Azam'. A court dancer who refuses to bow down before a king and stands up for her love makes it an unforgettable character.
03:47 PM, Mar 19, 2013

As Salman Khan, 'bhai' to family, friends and fans, turns 47 on December 27, his life and career has been one of Bollywood's biggest success stories. From the scrawny male lead with huge, expressive eyes in 'Maine Pyar Kiya' to beefcake cop in 'Dabangg 2', it's an interesting journey fraught with personal loss, loss of face and controversies - one that almost incarcerated him. He remains one of Hindi cinema's endearing icons as he goes from success to success - building myths of economic invincibility around his films. All images are from the actor's public profile on Facebook. Text: IBNLive and Agencies.When Salman started out in 1988, almost simultaneously with Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan, his 'Maine Pyar Kiya' established him as a hopelessly romantic hero. No one would know that 20 years later he would transform his dreamy Prem of MPK into a caricature cop in Dabangg. Salman is seen in a file photo.The actor makes no secret of his dislike for Bollywood's new love for small films which explore complex issues. If he had his way, Bollywood would go back to the 1980s phase of the angry young man and the virtuous heroine, writes Shilpa Jamkhandikar of Reuters. Salman is seen in a file photo.
06:15 PM, Dec 26, 2012

'Dabangg 2' makes Rs 64 crore over the weekend Salman 'Chulbul Pandey' Khan's 'Dabangg 2' had a fantastic weekend outing, making Rs 64 crore nett, said film trade analyst Taran Adarsh. He said the Sunday business saw a major jump in trade. ...  
12:07 PM, Dec 24, 2012

'Dabangg 3' will be a prequel to 'Dabangg'
by IANS
Actor Salman Khan, who is on a promotional spree for his forthcoming movie 'Dabangg 2', says the third installment of the franchise will be a prequel to the first film. ...  
12:28 PM, Dec 13, 2012

Chulbul is Mum Police Commissioner in Dabangg 3 Mumbai: In 2010 Salman Khan delivered the biggest hit of the year: 'Dabangg'. Now that he is coming back with a sequel, producer Malaika Arora Khan says the brand 'Dabangg' will be carried forward. Malaika turned film producer along with her husband Arbaaz Khan for 'Dabangg'. "'Dabangg' is a brand....When we were making the first film, we did not make it with the intention that we want to make part...  
10:54 AM, Sep 17, 2012

Chunky demands royalty for 'Chulbul Pandey' The actor says the name of Salman's character in 'Dabangg' is similar to his real life name ...  
02:15 PM, Jul 27, 2010