Girish Kulkarni

Bombay High Court has quashed a Rs 1,524 crore IGST notice issued to Tata Sons. The court ruled that Docomo's withdrawal of UK court proceedings after a 2017 settlement did not constitute a 'supply of services' attracting GST. The demand was for damages paid to Docomo following disputes over a 2009 agreement.

Following the triumph of 'The Great Shamsuddin Family,' Kritika Kamra emerges as a bold proponent of storytelling that delves deep into character development. In her pursuit of creating her latest independent venture, she encounters obstacles in financing, attributed to the absence of a blockbuster male star and a first-time director. Nonetheless, her dedication to authentic cinema is unwavering.

The 2006 Malegaon blasts case saw Hindu accused discharged after their appeal highlighted lack of evidence. Lawyers argued their arrest was based on a rejected confession and weak circumstantial evidence. This follows the acquittal of seven accused in the 2008 Malegaon blast case last July.

In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has absolved four individuals implicated in the 2006 Malegaon blasts, overturning a prior trial court's decision to impose terrorism charges. The court pointed out discrepancies between the findings of the ATS and NIA, highlighting the complex nature of the investigations.

Bombay High Court has permitted four individuals accused in the 2006 Malegaon blasts to challenge charges under the UAPA and other offenses. The court's decision allows them to contest charges including murder and attempt to murder. This development comes after the framing of 19 charges against them last year, with the NIA investigating the case.

A criminal trial is not like a fairy tale where one is free to give flight to one’s imagination and fantasy, says Bombay HC CJ Shree Chandrashekhar and Justice SC Chandak.

Filmmaker Nagraj Manjule explores long-form storytelling with his OTT debut ‘Matka King’, inspired by ‘Game of Thrones’. Set in 1960s Bombay, the series follows a cotton trader navigating ambition and power. Moving beyond his usual themes, Manjule embraces creative risks while drawing from personal memories to shape this layered narrative.

Vijay Varma steps into the role of Brij Bhatti in the highly anticipated web series 'Matka King,' which unfolds in the vibrant backdrop of 1960s Bombay. The freshly released trailer gives a glimpse into Bhatti's gripping journey from a humble laborer to a formidable gambling kingpin, delving into the depths of the underworld amidst the era’s societal changes. Read on to know more in detail.

Actor Vijay Varma drew parallels between his own arrival in Mumbai with limited possessions and his character Brij Bhatti in the upcoming series "Matka King." The series, set in 1960s Mumbai, follows Bhatti's rise as an enterprising cotton trader who creates a sensation with a new gambling system. Varma expressed his long-held dream of collaborating with director Nagraj Popatrao Manjule.

Actor Vijay Varma marked his 40th birthday with an intimate terrace celebration, sharing glimpses of his dance moves and cake-cutting. Despite it being a working birthday, he expressed gratitude for the wishes. The teaser for his upcoming drama, 'Matka King,' set in 1960s Bombay, was also unveiled, showcasing his role as a cotton trader who revolutionizes a gambling system.

The Bombay High Court has ordered the DGGI to return Rs 1 crore cash seized from a trader's office and her parents' residence. Justices quashed seizure orders, deeming them without legal authority and arbitrary. The court emphasized the lack of "reason to believe" for cash seizure and directed immediate release with interest.

Adah Sharma, the talented actress known for her role in 'The Kerala Story', addressed her fans regarding her absence in the film's sequel. She revealed that her current focus is on distinct projects that truly resonate with her artistic vision. Additionally, Sharma highlighted that the sequel embarks on a new journey, offering a narrative that diverges from its predecessor. Read on to know more in detail.

National award winning Marathi actor-writer-producer Girish Kulkarni who has films like Valu, Masala, Deool and Pune 52 to his credit, will be making his Bollywood debut in Anurag Kashyap���������s Ugly this year

For the first time, National Award-winning actors Girish Kulkarni and Sayaji Shinde will be sharing the screen in Sagar Vanjari's upcoming Marathi film, 'Institute of Pavotology'. Recently, releasing first look poster from the film has already created a buzz in social media.

Anup Ashok Jagdale's upcoming Marathi film 'Bhirkit' starring Girish Kulkarni and Hrishikesh Joshi has already created a buzz on social media. Recently, the makers dropped the hilarious teaser from the film on social media.

Versatile actor Girish Kulkarni who is known for his roles in films like Valu, Vihir, Highway and Hindi films like Dangal and many more movies will be seen in an unusual role in upcoming movie Boyz 2.

Acclaimed actor Girish Kulkarni who is best known for his significant roles in several Marathi films and the Bollywood films ‘Dangal’, ‘Ugly’ and the series ‘Sacred Games’, will be reportedly making his debut in Mollywood with the Saheedh Arafath’s upcoming movie ‘Thankam’. According to the reports, it's confirmed that the ‘Sacred Games’ fame Girish Kulkarni will be playing a significant role in ‘Thankam’. The film is touted as a crime drama and more details about Girish Kulkarni’s role is yet to be revealed soon by the makers.

While the whole world and its favourite lecher know Vidya Balan deliciously dirty deeds in The Dirty Picture won her the National award for best actress, the response to Marathi actor Girish Kulkarni winning the National award for Best Actor had drawn a blank in many Bollywood circles.

We have already seen what Girish Kulkarni can do, as an actor and writer in Marathi.

Actor Aftab Shivdasani who was recently seen in the film — Setters — exposing the education mafia in the country, says that he is a fan of Amey Wagh and Girish Kulkarni.

Filmmaker Umesh Kulkarni and actor Girish Kulkarni came together to celebrate short filmmaking at an event held inPune on Thursday.