But how is he as an actor? Veteran filmmaker Sai Paranjpye has spilled the beans in a latest interview. Sai Paranjpye recalled the time when Dharmendra and Shabana Azmi were doing her film and why ...

PREMIUM In Katha (1983), set in a Mumbai chawl, Paranjpye cast her main actors against ... up and she returned to Pune with a six-month-old Sai. Back home, she even acted in films, the most ...

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He did that and Sai announced that the scene was over. This left Dharmendra shocked and he asked about his close-up shots. "He said ‘but you haven’t done my close-up. I said ‘it’s not needed.

Once she completed her primary education under the guidance of Jyothi Rao, she continued her studios under the guidance of Jyotirao's friends, Sakharam Yeshwant Paranjpe and Keshav Shivram Bhavalkar.

But, the actor had a habit of doing films that were a little of out the mainstream zone and that’s when he approached Katha and Chasme Buddoor director Sai Paranjpye to make a film. Sai was known for ...

After completing her primary schooling under Jyothi Rao's guidance, she pursued her studies with her friends Sakharam Yeshwant Paranjpe and Keshav Shivram Bhavalkar. Poetry was something that ...

Director Sai Paranjpye reveals how her film with Dharmendra came to a standstill because he thought that the director was favouring Shabana Azmi more and he just lost interest in it half way through!

Dayaben has been missing from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah for a long time now. Disha Vakani, who used to play the iconic character in Asit Modi’s show, went on maternity leave in 2018 and has not ...

Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashamh creator Asit Kumarr Modi spoke about actor Disha Vakani's return to the sitcom. The producer stated that the entire team misses her. Listen to Story Disha Vakani might ...

To truly enjoy this cosmic show, you’ll need to leave city lights behind. Arvind Paranjpye, Director of the Nehru Planetarium in Mumbai, advises, "In Mumbai, the chances of seeing meteors are ...