Collaborating yet again with filmmaker Sai Kabir after 'Revolver Rani', Kangana shared that the movie is not a biopic of the former Prime Minister, but is a 'grand period film'

Himesh Reshammiya has said netizens have misunderstood Lata Mangeshkar's views on Ranu Mondal, adding that it is important for an artiste to draw inspiration from someone.

The film found itself at the centre of a political controversy with the BJP sharing the trailer on its official Twitter handle, terming it a "riveting tale of how a family held the country to ransom for 10 long years".

The Reema Kagti-directed sports film is only the second movie after Rajinikanth’s hit social drama, Kaala to hit the theatres in the Gulf country.

Swara had recently criticised Padmaavat director Sanjay Leela Bhansali for "glorifying" the now-banned archaic jauhar practise

"I feel that nothing in the film would hurt the sentiments of any particular caste. Nobody should have a problem,"

The Karni Sena members should have been actually pasting the posters of Padmaavat instead scaring multiplexes from screening the movie.

Bhansali’s Khilji, played by Ranveer Singh, has kohl- rimmed hungry eyes, a scarred face, a gym-toned body, wears furs when he is not bare-chested and rips meat off the bone with his teeth.

There are over 40 multiplexes and cinema halls in Gurgaon.

The top court said it will hear the matter on Monday.

The protesters torched around 10 bikes parked outside the AlphaOne mall, which houses Cinepolis multiplex

The movie will be released on January 25 in Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil.

'We also appeal to the public not to come out of their house on January 25': #Pune #KarniSena President

“The government will do everything to maintain law and order in the state."

The Bharatiya Janta Party-ruled Haryana on Tuesday banned the release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial period drama

Despite the clearance from Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), 'Padmaavat' won't be released in Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Padmaavat was cleared by the Censor Board with five minor modifications on December 30.