Shootout At Lokhandwala

Sanjay Dutt deserves freedom, says Tusshar Kapoor

Tusshar Kapoor, who worked with Sanjay Dutt in 'Shootout at Lokhandwala' is upset with the apex court verdict against the senior actor in the 1993 blasts case. ...  

I've made mistakes, but I've no regrets: Neha Dhupia

Bollywood actress Neha Dhupia, whose career has been a mixed bag so far, admits she has made mistakes in her career but says she doesn't regret any of them. The former Miss India has been a part of popular films like 'Kyaa Kool Hai Hum', 'Shootout at Lokhandwala' and 'Singh Is Kinng' as well as duds like 'Sheesha' and 'Paying Guest'. ...  

'I am not worried where I stand in the industry'

Actor Vivek Oberoi says he has taken failures in career in his stride and is not worried about his position. ...  

I have no regrets about my career: Vivek Oberoi

Mumbai: Though actor Vivek Oberoi has not been able to deliver any hits in the last few years, he has no regrets about the way his Bollywood career has shaped up after a successful debut with Company a decade back. "I have no regrets... my wife still feels I am the best," Vivek said when asked if he has any regrets about the way his career has shaped up in...  

Sonu Sood to play Dawood in 'Shootout at Wadala'

Mumbai: After playing a negative character in 'Dabangg', actor Sonu Sood is gearing up to essay the role of Dawood Ibrahim in 'Shootout at Wadala'. In Sanjay Gupta's next, Sonu essays the role of the underworld don. Earlier, Vivek Oberoi was signed for the role but he had a fallout with Sanjay. "I am playing the role of Dawood Ibrahim and I am very much excited about this. We start...  

Vivek Oberoi out of 'Shootout At Wadala'

Mumbai: After keeping Sanjay Gupta waiting for long, Viveik Oberoi is finally out of 'Shootout At Wadala'. The actor has now signed on to essay a role in Bejoy Nambiar's 'David'. "Me and my co-producer Balaji Telefilms just got tired of waiting for Viveik to make up his mind. What we didn't understand is why Viveik chose to give us the impression he loved the script and that he was...  

Why doesn't Bollywood focus on whistleblowers?

New Delhi: The fight of IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt against a mighty state authority is still going on and some filmmakers must be watching the proceedings with utmost interest. A term like absolute truth is non existent in the contemporary world so giving clean chit to one or the other party is not the purpose. The Hindi film industry has always shown interest in individuals who have dared to stand...  

Hello, Chhota Maya Dolas speaking: teen robber

Mumbai: Inspiration comes easy to gangsters when there is a Bollywood hit involved, as was exemplified when cops arrested three persons in a robbery that occurred last month, and one of the accused borrowed for himself a name popularised by the silver screen. The youngest of those arrested, Santosh Gupta (18), apparently likes to call himself Chhota Maya Dolas, after the D-gang mobster whose life and violent end was the...  

I am a diehard romantic: Vivek Oberoi

Islamabad: The Court of Arbitration for Sport has set Mohammad Asif's appeal against a seven-year ban for spot-fixing for Feb. 5-7 next year. Asif was released from prison in London in May after serving half of his one-year sentence for involvement in the scandal. The Southwark Crown Court in London also imprisoned former captain Salman Butt and fast bowler Mohammad Amir for their roles in receiving money to deliberately bowl...  

Vivek Oberoi sports new hair-do for Mission Istanbul

Wellington: New Zealand cricket captain Daniel Vettori has announced his retirement from Twenty20 internationals and says he is considering his future in one-day internationals. The 32-year-old Vettori confirmed after New Zealand's World Cup semifinal defeat by Sri Lanka on Tuesday that he will stand down as captain in all forms of the game. He said he will continue as a test player but has not yet decided whether the five-wicket...  

Bollywood likes it shaken and stirred

A new trend of assimilated music albums is emerging in Bollywood, the latest in line being Awarapan. ...  

Filmy Fiscal: B'wood rakes in moolah

Last weekend Bollywood dished out Shootout... and Cheeni Kum. So, let’s check the facts and figures on who fared better. ...  

Shootout ... on the red carpet

Shootout at Lokhandwala with a big star cast including Big B and Sanju opened amidst much fanfare in Mumbai. ...  

Masand's verdict: Shootout ...

Shootout At Lokhandwala is pointless, lacks focus and substance, is meandering and makes very little sense. ...  

This weekend, a hard hitting reality and a sugar-free romance hit the box office. ...  

Gangster's bro sues Shootout...

Gangster Maya Dolas's brother Jeetu has filed an appeal in Mumbai HC to stay the movie as he claims it has factual errors. ...  

I guess I know how to act: Viviek

Viviek Oberoi speaks on his new movie, Shootout at Lokhandwala. The film is based on a real life encounter that took place in the Mumbai suburb in 1991. ...  

Shooting Shootout at Lokhandwala

Shootout At Lokhandwala reconstructs the encounter between the police and Maya Dolas' men back in 199. ...