Amrit Dhillon

Fan tells the story of the transition between adoration of a star to dark obsession – and sees SRK playing a 25-year-old.

Yoga is many things but it is not a cure all for every health problem, writes Amrit Dhillon

Bhatt made her debut in Karan Johar’s 2012 romance Student of the Year. She was just 17. Fewer than 10 films later, she is already the darling of Indian media and has a sizeable fan base that’s eagerly awaiting the release of Kapoor & Sons.

Satire is probably the best way to fight the practice of dowry in India, writes Amrit Dhillon

Kumar's performance in Airlift is bound to bring him special praise, seeing that the subject is something close to his heart – he says he thinks about it every day as a reminder of human vulnerability.

Air pollution has pervaded unusual places in India, writes Amrit Dhillon

The barbed comments have already begun to flow: “Oh, now we know – it was the car that was responsible.” “As always, one law for the rich, another for the poor.”

The Bombay High Court on Thursday, has acquitted Bollywood megastar Salman Khan of all charged in a hit-and-run case that happened 13 years ago.

Actors such as Anupam Kher, Raveena Tendon, Paresh Rawal and Rishi Kapoor have take to Twitter to slam the actor.

Amrit Dhillon suggests reasons why India ranks low on the global generosity scale

Riding the success of last year’s Hamlet-inspired drama Haider, Shahid Kapoor is back with the quirky romantic comedy Shaandaar – and expectations are sky-high. We chart the ups and downs of his career.

Shweta Bachchan Nanda’s latest tribute to her megastar father, published in the latest edition of Vogue India, is honest and straight from the heart.

Amrit Dhillon writes about Radhe Maa, the female 'guru' who is taking on India’s 'godmen' at their own game