Mumbai Gangster

Tusshar Kapoor: I don't feel insecure in multi-starrer

Press Trust of India | Wednesday May 8, 2013

Multi-starrers have been more lucky for Tusshar Kapoor than his solo releases and the actor says he is comfortable sharing the screen space with others as long as his role is good.

John Abraham lived Manya Surve's life to portray him on-screen

Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday April 17, 2013

To get under the skin of gangster Manya Surve, who was shot down by Mumbai police in their first official encounter in 1982, John Abraham lived his life for over a year while essaying the role for Shootout At Wadala.

Akshay Kumar: Once Upon a sequel inspired by real-life incidents

Press Trust of India | Thursday April 4, 2013

Akshay Kumar says although his upcoming gangster film Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Again is inspired by some real-life incidents, the story remains fictional.

Rishi Kapoor is latest actor to play Dawood Ibrahim

Mid-Day.com | Monday February 18, 2013

After playing a ruthless gangster in Agneepath, Rishi Kapoor is taking a big step ahead. In his next film helmed by Nikhil Advani, the veteran actor will essay the role of Dawood Ibrahim.

Hotelier firing case: Two Chhota Rajan men held in Punjab

Press Trust of India | Tuesday November 27, 2012

City police, probing the firing on hotelier B R Shetty, on Tuesday arrested two suspected sharp shooters in Punjab, allegedly associated with gangster Chhota Rajan gang, taking the number of arrests made in the case to five.

Abu Salem has malaria, refuses treatment at hospital

Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday November 24, 2012

Jailed gangster Abu Salem, who is suffering from malaria, has refused to get admitted to a hospital, preferring treatment inside the prison, said a hospital official on Saturday.

Narco-analysis test conducted on gangster Palande, his aide

Press Trust of India | Friday September 7, 2012

A narco-analysis test was conducted on gangster Vijay Palande and his accomplice, already charged with two murders, to find out the details about a third murder case in which they are suspected to be involved.

Narco-analysis test conducted on gangster Palande, his aide

Press Trust of India | Thursday September 6, 2012

A narco-analysis test was on Thursday conducted on gangster Vijay Palande and his accomplice, facing twin murder charges, to find out the details of another person's murder in which they are suspected to be involved.

Palande had coaxed Anuj Tikku to pen down suicide note: Police

Press Trust of India | Monday May 14, 2012

In a major breakthrough, police today claimed to have collected evidence to show that Vijay Palande, gangster and key accused in sensational murder cases, had coaxed Bollywood actor Anuj Tikku to pen down a suicide note after drugging him in a bid to...

1,700 calls between stockbroker and gangster

Mid-Day.com | Wednesday April 25, 2012

There were about 1,700 calls exchanged between stock broker Gautam Vora who was arrested on Monday for allegedly giving shelter to gangster Vijay Palande and Palande's wife Simran Sood, police said. Palande, a key accused in the murder of Delhi-based...

Sonakshi in Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai sequel

Press Trust of India | Monday April 2, 2012

Sonakshi Sinha is all set to essay the role of a gangster's moll in the sequel to Once Upon A Time In Mumbai opposite Akshay Kumar.

Shootout At Wadala is my Vaastav, says John Abraham

Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday March 27, 2012

John Abraham says his upcoming movie, Shootout At Wadala, in which he will be seen playing a gangster Manya Surve, will be a career defining film.

Naseer teams up with son Vivaan for Mastaan

Indo-Asian News Service | Monday March 26, 2012

Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah will be seen sharing the screen space with his younger son Vivaan in Mastaan.

Kangna follows Rekha, Smita's footsteps

Indo-Asian News Service | Monday March 19, 2012

Actress Kangna Ranaut, who will be seen next in Shootout at Wadala, says the character is similar to what Smita Patil and Rekha did in 70s and 80s.

Censors object to expletives in Paan Singh Tomar

Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday March 3, 2012

The censors displayed unprecedented liberality by passing an inherently violent story like Paan Singh Tomar with a 'UA' certification.