IT DIDN’T surprise me that the recently released trailer for Paltan was terrible and I predict
the war drama based on a 1967 battle will bomb badly at the box office next month. That is because Paltan director JP Dutta is a massively overrated filmmaker who has only had one bonafide blockbuster in over 40 years, and that was more than 20 years ago with Border. Him being a terrible filmmaker, combined with a largely Clist cast, was always going to
be a recipe for disaster and I expect the film’s investors to incur heavy losses.
Sonakshi Sinha and Arjun Rampal in the doomed thriller 'Nikita Roy.'
Comedian Rajat Sood, the self-proclaimed 'India’s most failed lover,' brings his humour to London
Vish, the beloved Bollywood street performer, takes his final bow on UK streets
Sargun Mehta and Ammy Virk return for more chaos in 'Saunkan Saunkne 2
Nishard M and Pritivi Bheem’s fresh take on the classic 'Chhod Do Aanchal
Osman Mir & Third Culture Collective blend Gujarati folk with Western orchestration 
Akshay Kumar in the controversial 'Kesari Chapter 2,' another box-office disaster
Maya Lakhani rocks her Gujarati chaniya choli while shredding an electric guitar
London’s Soho Theatre expands to Walthamstow, bringing more South Asian comedy to the stage
Jassi Sidhu and other Punjabi legends set to light up London’s O2 Forum
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (centre) shakes hands with India’s prime minister Indira Gandhi in 1972 in Shimla, as his daughter Benazir Bhutto looks on
A photograph of General Asim Munir
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