‘Showman’ Raj Kapoor’s 95th Birth Anniversary-Par Hum Tumhare Rahenge Sadaa

Raj ji Was The Last of The Great Movie Moghuls in Indian Cinema

Had he been alive, today he would have turned 95. To commemorate Raj Kapoor’s birthday which falls on December 14, 1924, we reproduce this article by

My Love And Misunderstanding With Raj Kapoor…

By the time I was thirteen years old, I knew more about Dilip Kumar, Dev Anand, Raj Kapoor, Pran and even Dara Singh and Haji Mastan than I knew about the

He Painted Beautiful Pictures With His Camera

I had first heard of him when I was in school and he was a painter and a photographer for the best calendars of the year, both in the South and in Bombay

Raj Kapoor, The Ambassador Car And K.A. Abbas

It was like a team made for each other. One understood the other perfectly and even when they had misunderstandings, they had mastered the art of handling

Anees Bazmee - The Last Of The Witnesses To The ‘Rk' Empire

Heroes And Heroes Down The Years..

Time when there were a certain number of requirements to make it and be a ‘hero' in Hindi films. Being a hero was like being someone

Reflections Of A Kingdom Called Rk Studios, Which Will Never Come Back

RK Studio’s tryst with cinematic creativity is now a part of folklore. The studio built assiduously by the charismatic ‘Kapoor Khandaan’, Filmdom’

The Empress Of Evil

There is a very strong and dirty epidemic of evil rampant all over Bollywood which if not stopped soon can destroy the good name its forefathers

In Memory The Man Who Turned Down Raj Kapoor

To mark his 28th death anniversary which falls on April 23 this year, we reproduce this rare interview with SATYAJIT RAY taken by