Farhan Akhtar revealed that Sholay’s original ending, where Thakur kills Gabbar, was altered due to the Emergency which left ...

GP Sippy, once affluent in Karachi, faced displacement during the Partition, rebuilding his life from scratch in Bombay.

The legendary film 'Sholay' celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking a milestone in Indian cinema. Hema Malini expressed her ...

Meet GP Sippy, the legendary producer of Sholay, who faced displacement during the Partition. Although he passed away in 2007 ...

In Sholay, Gabbar Singh asks his men, “Kitne aadmi the?” 50 years later, fans of another flick, Raanjhanaa, are asking its ...

Actor-politician Hema Malini dismissed the possibility of a remake of 'Sholay' in a recent media interaction. She said it is difficult to make another 'Sholay'. Malini also expressed that she didn't ...

Farhan Akhtar then revealed that the climax of Sholay we saw on screen wasn’t what Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar had originally ...

Sholay has become a cult favourite in Indian cinema owing to its powerful story, memorable characters, iconic dialogues, and evergreen songs.

The iconic Sholay has completed 50 years of its release, marking a significant milestone in its cinematic journey. Written by ...

The iconic train ambush scene—with dacoits falling in slow motion, bullets slicing through dust and light—set a new benchmark ...

When asked why the small characters of Sholay are timeless, Javed Akhtar said that he wished he knew. Sholay released in theatres on August 15, 1975.

Proud of his movie, Javed Akhtar said that even a minor character from Sholay, with just 3 words as a dialogue, made a mark on the audience and its dialogues are still being ‘used in stand-up comedies ...