Amrit Dhillon

Shah Rukh Khan fans are in for a treat with several big-budget dramas due for release over the next 12 months.

Salman Khan has been releasing his big movies at Eid for several years. So why did he give up the holiday slot next year to Shah Rukh Khan's Raees?

Indian culture rewards obedience to accepted ideas and figures of authority, says Amrit Dhillon

The audience’s roar was so overwhelming that it drowned out the deafening soundtrack of Bajrangi Bhaijaan.

Despite being a convicted felon who has been sentenced to five years in jail for a 2002 drink-driving accident that left one dead and four injured, the 49-year-old superstar is still leading a normal life in his Mumbai mansion.

Once the prized possession of every Indian woman and an essential item in a bride’s trousseau, the traditional fabric is quickly losing out in the popularity stakes to trendy, ­factory-made Chinese weaves. But there are some who are looking to change this.

Picking on celebrities is a cheap, diversionary tactic resorted to by politicians who would rather deflect public ire with sensational gimmicks than tackle the real – usually complex – problem.

Life is cruel and "immoral" choices are sometimes necessary among poverty-stricken Indians, writes Amrit Dhillon

A round-up of upcoming projects the actor was involved with, including the upcoming film Prem Ratan Dhan Payo.

Farah Khan Ali, celebrity jewellery designer and sister of actor Zayed Khan, criticised the verdict and “harsh sentencing” with outrageous tweets that drew scorn and contempt.

We investigate Bollywood’s growing list of stars who have angered fans and activists with their dubious endorsements.

The absence of urban planning, bureaucratic sloth and flaws in the culture mean that there isn’t just the Ganges to clean but 275 rivers, writes Amrit Dhillon