Ankur Bhatia

Actress Chitrangda Singh's X (formerly Twitter) account has been compromised. She has alerted the public via Instagram, urging them to disregard any messages or activity from her profile until her account is recovered. Singh is currently working with authorities to regain access. The actress's upcoming film, 'Maatrubhumi,' is based on the Galwan Valley clash. Read on to know more in detail.

Salman Khan’s much-anticipated film, previously titled 'Battle of Galwan,' has undergone a significant rebranding and is now named 'Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace.' The newly released poster sends a powerful message advocating for peace. However, insiders suggest that the film's premiere may experience delays, attributed to ongoing shooting challenges and required reshoots, potentially complicated by Salim Khan's health status.

Watching Salman Khan perform up close was a learning experience

Salim Khan, 90, hospitalized February 17 for minor brain haemorrhage; stable post-ventilator and procedure. Son Salman shifts Battle of Galwan shoot to Mehboob Studio near hospital, filming song sequence without delays. Apoorva Lakhia directorial honors 2020 Galwan clash; Salman as Colonel B Santosh Babu.

Ankur Bhatia, the executive director of Bird Group passed away on Friday at the age of 48. Reports suggest that he suffered a massive cardiac arrest. Bhatia has led the group's strategic thrust to create multiple drivers of growth that made a significant and growing contribution to the company and industry at large.

The actor was to play THIS meaty character in the Sunny Deol starrer but lost out due to date issues

After garnering appreciation for his work as Haseena Parkar’s husband in the biopic, actor Ankur Bhatia is currently busy with his next project ‘Yaar Jigri’. At the same time, he has gone onboard with ‘Ishq Fitoori’. In a recent interview, when Ankur Bhatia was asked about his dream role, he replied that in order to establish himself as a versatile actor he looks for good cinema.

'Bantai' - the foot tapping song featuring Shraddha Kapoor, Siddhanth Kapoor and Ankur Bhatia from the upcoming biopic 'Haseena Parkar' is out now.

The first song from the much-awaited biopic of 2017, 'Haseena Parkar' was launched today, and it is sure to tug at your heartstrings.

Ankur Bhatia the Executive Director of Bird Group passed away due to a massive cardiac arrest on Friday.

Originally from Bhopal, Ankur Bhatia plays Baldev, husband of Dalbir Kaur, essayed by Aishwarya Rai Bachchan .

Actor Ankur Bhatia has wrapped up shooting for his upcoming series 'Taali', headlined by Sushmita Sen. The show is a biographical drama on transgender activist Gauri Sawant, played by Sen.

Actor Ankur Bhatia, who essayed the character of Ibrahim Parkar in the much acclaimed Haseena Parkar traveled to the US, New York specifically to meet his family and has been stuck there ever since, due to lockdown. We speak to the actor stuck in US where Ankur tells us about the present situation of rising cases in US and huge protests

Directed by Ravi Jadhav, 'Taali: Bajaungi Nahi, Bajwaungi' is based on the life of transgender activist Shreegauri Sawant. Sushmita Sen has stepped into the shoes of Shreegauri for this movie, while Ankur Bhatia essays the role of a gay activity.

After performance-oriented movies like ‘Sarbjit’ and ‘Haseena Parkar’, Ankur Bhatia marked his digital debut with the thriller ‘Aarya’, in which he played Sushmita Sen's brother. Recently, the show completed a year of release, and now the team is working on a second season. In an exclusive interaction with ETimes, Ankur spilled the beans on his bond with his co-star, shooting amid the pandemic, and season 2 of his web show.

Bird Group executive director Ankur Bhatia passed away on Friday morning. Know for his business acumen with interests in hospitality and travel, the 48-year-old “suffered a massive cardiac arrest this morning and succumbed to it.”

Joy Sengupta is set to play a pivotal role in debutant Director Partha Ganguly’s Hindi film ‘Lubdh’ inspired by a real-life incident.

Actor Ankur Bhatia known for his performance in Ram Madhvani's 'Aarya 2', has now wrapped up the shoot for Ali Abbas Zafar's action film 'Bloody Daddy'.

He has impressed viewers with his acting chops on various OTT shows and films like Sarbjit and Haseena Parkar, but not many, especially those who stay away from social media, know that Ankur Bhatia is also a gifted painter. When he is not shooting, you can find him giving wings to his imagination on a canvas. Talking about it, he shares, “I’ve been lucky enough to be blessed with this gift. I enjoy sketching and painting. From a very young age, I could draw complex sceneries… they were too neat, clean and precise for my age (laughs). My mother was the first person to recognise my talent. She encouraged me to participate in various competitions. I kept honing my skills and getting better.”

Ankur Bhatia, who recently played a gay character in 'Taali', a web-series on transgender activist Gauri Sawant, is receiving tremendous compliments from the audience for his performance. Bhatia feels the show has helped to broaden people's perspectives. Directed by Ravi Jadhav, the show, featuring Sushmita Sen in the titular role, has become popular with clips being shared on social media, celebs and fans showered praise on the very concept of the show.

Accept it or not, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to re-evaluate our priorities. Take Ankur Bhatia, for example. The actor has barely had time to spend with his family in the US over the past couple of years, as he has been shooting for various projects.

The actor who was seen in films like Sarabjit and Haseena Parkar is excited about his new venture

Sushmita Sen’s revelation about her recent heart attack left fans and friends in shock. The actress, who is known to set fitness goals, underwent angioplasty and has got a stent fixed.

The 'Haseena Parkar' actor who loved painting since his school days, has taken up his hobby more seriously under lockdown.

Ankur Bhatia, best known for his role in the web series 'Aarya', is reportedly gearing up to star opposite Shahid Kapoor in the upcoming Ali Abbas Zafar directorial.

Shraddha Kapoor and Siddhanth Kapoor starrer crime flick ‘Haseena Parkar’ might have not made it big at the Box Office but one character that did shine the most was Haseena's husband Ibrahim played by actor Ankur Bhatia.

Ankur Bhatia who was last seen in two promising web series that were released in 2020 is loving the new wave of OTT platforms and the kind of content that have started to emerge in the last few years that gives ample opportunities to the actors and technicians. In an exclusive conversation with Ankur, he shared how it was working with Sushmita Sen in one of his web series and how he feels nepotism is blown out of the proportion these days.

The actor talks about his journey in showbiz

Ankur Bhatia is part of a film by Partha Ganguly