In an interview with Hindustan Times, Hema Malini reflects on her iconic role as Basanti in Sholay as the film celebrates its ...

When Sholay was conceived, the first character imagined was a dreaded dacoit — Gabbar Singh. Amjad Khan’s debut brought him ...

Fifty years after its release, Sholay remains a landmark of Indian cinema, transforming Bollywood with its unique blend of ...

Sholay's enduring appeal lies not only in its main characters but also in its unforgettable supporting cast. From Sambha's iconic dialogue about the r ...

In the latter part of the year, Sholay buffs will watch a newly restored film, extended by six minutes to its length, with ...

When ‘Sholay’ opened in August 1975, few could have predicted its place in history. Shaped by bold creative choices, unexpected casting turns, and moments of sheer ingenuity, it grew into a film whose ...

There were too many romances budding on the sets... including Hemaji and Dharamji. Amitji and I were newly married and ...

The enduring allure of 'Sholay', a 1975 classic by Ramesh Sippy, lies in its memorable characters, from leads like Jai-Veeru ...

As 'Sholay', the biggest blockbuster of Indian cinema celebrates its Golden Jubilee, Hema Malini shared with IANS that she ...

Did you know, Hema Maini was not the real Basanti who played in Sholay? This star was did all the stunts in the film.

Gabbar Singh, portrayed by Amjad Khan in 'Sholay', is an iconic villain character that redefined antagonists in Indian cinema ...

Director Ramesh Sippy, the director of the iconic film 'Sholay', has shared an interesting anecdote when he saw the ...