Gulshan Grover

Gulshan Grover, known as Bollywood’s “Bad Man,” said he is proud of his villain image and believes strong villains make heroes shine. He also spoke about handling failure with focus. Recently seen in Matka King with Vijay Varma and Kritika Kamra, the series streams on OTT.

In a vibrant turn of events, Sai Tamhankar asserts that the entertainment sector is embracing a remarkable epoch for performers, where authentic talent takes center stage. She notes a refreshing departure from outdated norms, leading to 'fantastic opportunities' for dedicated artists. Read on to know more in detail.

Sai Tamhankar acknowledges that her role in 'Mimi' was a game-changer for her career in Bollywood, opening doors to new opportunities and accolades. She feels that a theatrical premiere might have further enhanced its success. Tamhankar also expressed pride in Kriti Sanon’s National Award win for their collaboration and maintains a strong friendship with her.

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.

Gulshan Grover, who is currently promoting his upcoming series Matka King, believes that cinema is witnessing a full-circle moment—with trends, characters and storytelling styles from the past making a strong comeback. The actor also shared a recent anecdote from a dinner with industry veterans, including Shatrughan Sinha, Rakesh Roshan and Shashi Ranjan. He further revealed how Sinha even imagined him in Akshaye Khanna's Rehman Dakait's role in Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar.

Friday's OTT hits (Apr 17, 2026): 'Matka King', 'Assi', 'Roommates', 'Ustaad Bhagat Singh', 'The Bride!', Alpha Males S5.

Matka King (Nagraj Manjule) premiered April 17 on Prime Video, starring Vijay Varma. Aamir Khan: loved Ratan Khatri role, will watch post-Ek Din. Ramesh Taurani, Vicky Kaushal rave too. 1964-75 Matka gambling saga.

Vijay Varma, hot off IC 814 and prepping Matka King (April 17 as gambling king Brij Bhatti), wants to direct a Rajasthan-set 'jaadu-tona' psychological horror drama—no comedy. Past: Ghost Stories. Craves more comedy too. Next: Netflix's Family Business with Anil Kapoor, Rhea Chakraborty.

Kritika Kamra, fresh from her wedding with Gaurav Kapur, is already back on set and gearing up for her series ‘Matka King’. she calls her marriage a natural next step with Gaurav, shares how emotional the day was, and reveals that they both prioritised work and returned to commitments soon after tying the knot.

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.

Tesseract: The Geometry of Truth, presented by The Times of India, emerges as a visually grand and intellectually engaging theatrical experience that blends performance with philosophy. Through layered storytelling, choreography and cutting-edge stagecraft, the show explores the complexities of truth and human perception. The production has drawn widespread praise from prominent voices across cinema, music and theatre, including Suniel Shetty, Fardeen Khan and Kabir Bedi, who lauded its scale, artistic depth and thought-provoking themes. Combining entertainment with introspection, the show leaves audiences reflecting on truth, reality and the evolving human experience.

Gulshan Grover, the renowned Bollywood actor known as Bad Man, discusses his book 'Bad Man' written by Roshmila Bhattacharya and reflects on his journey from struggles to success in over 400 films.

Times Entertainment's Power Creator Awards - Women's Edition commenced in Mumbai, celebrating women transforming India's digital landscape. The event honors exceptional individuals across diverse roles, from storytellers to entrepreneurs, who are driving change and inspiring evolution. The full list of jury members, categories, nominees, and presenters is available.

'Indian 2' features Kamal Haasan in the lead role with Gulshan Grover making his Kollywood debut. The film's audio launch saw Grover as the antagonist locking horns with Haasan in a stylish event.

Gulshan Grover, the ‘Bad Man’ of Bollywood, seems to have impressed those in Hollywood too with his mean tricks. And did you know that Gulshan Grover was cast as a villain in the James Bond film ‘Casino Royale’?

The Bad man of Bollywood, Gulshan Grover plays a gay character in his forthcoming film Ban Gayi Baat.

Gulshan Grover, the original Bad Man of Bollywood, is all set to play a positive role in Sanjay Gupta’s Mumbai Saga, starring John Abraham.

Bollywood’s bad man Gulshan Grover lost his mother Ramrakhi Grover on December 9

Gulshan Grover stepped out to meet filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt and Vikram Bhatt on Wednesday and shared a picture from their gathering on social media. The veteran actor also thanked Mahesh Bhatt for blessing his son Sanjay.

On May 29, the New York City International Film Festival is going to honour Gulshan Grover for being the first Bollywood actor to have made transition to Hollywood, opening doors for others and bringing the two film industries together.

Bollywood’s bad man Gulshan Grover is constantly on the move. He is currently in Norway where Erna Solberg,the Prime Minister honoured him for his contribution to global cinema.

Ahead of #TeachersDay, the actor says that he believes that Hindi cinema’s values have always worked as great teachers

Bollywood's bad man Gulshan Grover is a diehard Rekha fan. He has worked with the yesteryear diva in several films including 'Kasam Suhag Ki', 'Ladaai', 'Jaal', 'Insaaf Ki Awaaz', 'Sabse Bada Khiladi', and 'Lajja'.

The only topic of discussion this Sunday is the reactions from people in various quarters to the Union Budget presented by our Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley. One of the people who was more excited and vocal about his reaction to the budget than most others was Bollywood's bad man Gulshan Grover.

Sources say Gulshan Grover has been added to the cast of UnIndian that is to begin filming in Sydney tomorrow.

It is known that Siddharth Mallaya will make his acting debut in a Bollywood film at some point in the future.