Shuja Ali

Lucknowite Shuja Ali’s maiden film venture isn’t turning out to be quite what it was meant to

The film being shot in Lucknow from today, finally has Urvashi Sharma in the lead role.

Ali Fazal – who recently made news for bagging a cameo in the Hollywood movie 'Fast and Furious 7' – is currently looking forward to the release of his next in Bollywood

“Baat Bann Gayi” is a romantic comedy based on Shakespeare’s ‘Comedy of Errors’ enriched with the classical plot of ‘duals’ which depicts the comedy of errors when lookalike characters encounter each other.

Any trip to Lucknow is almost a homecoming for actor-producer Shehzad Khan.

The music launch of 'Baat Bann Gayi' saw a host of musicians turn up to celebrate with the team

A classic comedy of errors that has lookalikes with personalities as different as chalk and cheese creating confusion, 'Baat Bann Gayi' promises viewers a laugh riot.

It was reported in March that actor Aarya Babbar will be playing Ajmal Kasab, the prime accused in the 26/11 Mumbai blast. But the actor has now denied that he is playing the dreaded terrorist.

More than 200 people have died in Pakistan in a series of attacks including 13 suicide bombings since the Red Mosque storming by troops in Islamabad.

Baat Bann Gayi tries hard to create a world that requires some serious suspension of disbelief on the part of the audience

Gulshan Grover will be seen playing a double role for the first time in Baat Bann Gayi, directed by Shuja Ali.

Kuch Log is a thought provoking film based on human values and social ethics.

Lady luck seems to be smiling on Ganesh Venkatraman like never before

Shuja Ali's ambitious project "Kuch Log" that stars Ganesh Venkataraman and starlet Urvashi Sharma, alongwith stalwarts of the industry like Anupam Kher, Gulshan Grover, Razzak Khan, etc

Titled Baat Bann Gayi, the comedy is directed by Shuja Ali and also stars Gulshan Grover and Razzak Khan.

Kuch Log’s producer who had planned to fly the media to Lucknow, has cancelled the event, on Anupam Kher's request.

After Munni, Sheila and Jalebi Bai, Katto Rani is all set to hit the screen. Katto Rani is an item number from an upcoming movie 'Baat Ban Gaiye'.

A new row has erupted over the film, 'Ya Rab' with a writer, Shuja Ali, alleging plagiarism.

Gulshan Grover was approached for Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 but things did not seem to work out for the actor. His costumes were made and his passport was also taken. He had given his dates for the London shoot. But things did not favour him. Grover was supposed to play the badman once again in this Sangeeth Sivan directorial.

Ali Fazal — who recently made news for bagging a cameo in the Hollywood movie 'Fast and Furious 7' — is currently looking forward to the release of his next in B-Town.

The actor has been cast to play the 26/11 terrorist

Vikram Khakhar, maker of Randeep Hooda's 2015 biopic on Charles Shobhraj, ‘Main Aur Charles’ has bought the rights to make a film on Shaheed Abdul Hamid. When ETimes reached out to Khakhar he confirmed the news and said, “I have officially taken the rights for making a film on Shaheed Abdul Hamid. The official announcement will be made soon with the details of the cast and crew.”

As Gulshan Grover sets to play a homosexual in his next, he talks about why Rekha refused to play one in Deepa Mehta's Fire. It raises the question if male homosexuality on the silver screen is more acceptable than female.

The walima of Wasi Saeed Rizvi and Naba Fatima, held on Sunday, a day after their wedding, turned out to be one glittering occasion.

Keeping up the starry shower, actors Gulshan Grover and Amrita Raichand were in Lucknow recently.

Lady luck seems to be smiling on Ganesh Venkatraman like never before.

It is through the upcoming Marathi feature film titled ‘Patree Sarkar’, the life saga of revolutionary freedom fighter ‘Kranti-Sinha Nana Patil’ is now appearing on the screens

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The 90's era of Bollywood music is revisited in 'Lyrics by Sameer', a book by the lyricist himself and Shuja Ali. The book explores the stories behind hit songs like 'Ole Ole Ole'. An excerpt from the book is shared with permission from publisher 'Rupa Publications India'.