Rajdeep Sardesai’s Dhurandhar reaction praises Aditya Dhar’s direction but says the scripting and dialogue fall short of Sholay’s genius. His comments arrive just ahead of Dhurandhar The Revenge’s March 19, 2026 release.
Sippy Films is planning a new franchise ecosystem built around characters from *Sholay*, *Shaan*, and *Seeta Aur Geeta*, starting with an animation series. Shehzad Sippy says a theatrical film is also locked and in pre-production as part of the expansion.
Sholay The Final Cut has received a U certificate from CBFC after going through the censor process again for its re-release. The iconic film now runs 3 hours 29 minutes with the original climax and two deleted scenes restored in 4K, but faces controversy over changed dialogue.
Javed Akhtar has expressed anger after discovering that a famous dialogue in Sholay has been changed in the upcoming re-release Sholay – The Final Cut. The legendary writer questioned who gave permission to alter the iconic James Bond reference without consulting him or director Ramesh Sippy.
Sholay – The Final Cut is set to debut on December 12, featuring a 4K restoration and preserving the original ending.
Sholay (1975) is considered one of the greatest films of all time, if not the greatest film, by several moviegoers. The year is significant for this epic as on August 15, it’ll complete 50 glorious years.
Big Cine Expo 2024 to honour Dinesh Vijan and Ramesh Sippy for their remarkable achievements in the film industry. Read to know more!
Javed Akhtar and Salim Khan addressed fans gathered for a special screening of Sholay at Mumbai’s Regal Cinema on Saturday. Videos from the event show fans lining up outside the theatre to watch the classic.
These three iconic Bollywood fight scenes have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide, distinguishing themselves among numerous action sequences that have enthralled viewers around the globe as per global survey
What makes Jawan even more interesting is that it’s filled with subtle cinematic references that even the most avid cinephile might have missed.
Sholay is hands down the most iconic film in the history of Indian cinema. Directed by Ramesh Sippy, the film was released in 1975 and even today’s being watched, discussed, dissected, and loved by people across the nation.
Ahead of the release of Rohit Shetty’s upcoming comedy, he recently went to a panel discussion where he listed all the biggest hits that Bollywood had offered the country over …
