Blog: Bollywood Vs Paparazzi - When Cameras Get Too Close

Rohit Khilnani | Wednesday August 16, 2017

Mumbai's international airport, where celebs take off and land every hour, is now a hub for photographers

Blog: As Film After Film Tanks, Bollywood's Big Party Seems To Be Over

Rohit Khilnani | Monday August 14, 2017

It's the year of superstar duds and hell at the box office. Movies featuring the most bankable stars have underperformed

Blog: Sunny With A Chance Of Golmaal. A Day On Rohit Shetty's Film Set

Rohit Khilnani | Wednesday August 09, 2017

Over the weekend, I visited Ramoji Rao Film City in Hyderabad where Rohit Shetty was shooting the title track of his next comedy Golmaal Again. This is what happened

Blog: Madhur Bhandarkar's Blog For NDTV.com On 'Indu Sarkar'

As told to NDTV.com’s Rohit Khilnani | Wednesday July 19, 2017

I'm nervous and excited about Indu Sarkar release on July 28 but at the same time, I'm scared with the kind of agitation that is going on, with the kind of protests going on.

Blog: No, Dadasaheb Phalke Academy Award Is Not India's Highest Cinematic Prize

Rohit Khilnani | Monday June 05, 2017

The Dadasaheb Phalke Award - and there is only one given out each year - is presented along with National Awards. The recent function where various Bollywood stars were given film awards is an event organised by the Dadasaheb Phalke Academy, which is run by some of Phalke's family members

Blog: Wonder Woman Is The Superhero We Need And The One We Deserve

Rohit Khilnani | Thursday June 01, 2017

What Wonder Woman does is give everyone a break from the boys club that dominates the superhero scene. Somewhere far away Superman, Spider-Man, Iron Man and other male superheroes are going to watch this one closely

Blog: The Sachin Tendulkar And Dhoni Films Tell Us Nothing We Don't Already Know

Rohit Khilnani | Saturday May 27, 2017

There were no dressing room conversations - journalists say that's where the real stories are. If cricketers have had their share of problems, which is only natural, why hide them as if they never happened? If I wanted to watch a happy film with a happy ending, I would rather go for a Karan Johar film

Blog: What It's Really Like To Attend A Salman Khan Event

Rohit Khilnani | Friday May 26, 2017

What drives most of us up the wall is something that happened even yesterday at the trailer launch of Tubelight. For over an hour, while we were seated, we had to listen to the same song over and over again - yesterday, the song Radio from Tubelight played on loop

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