Pratik Gandhi on working with wife Bhamini in 'Gandhi' series: It's one of the biggest of our careers
Pratik Gandhi and his wife Bhamini Oza team up for the first time on screen in Hansal Mehta's series 'Gandhi', portraying ...
Pratik Gandhi’s bold pole dance in Dhoom Dhaam was a challenge, says choreographer Vijay Ganguly: 'Everything we tried looked vulgar' - Exclusive
Pratik Gandhi has surprised audiences with his stunning pole dance sequence in the recently released film Dhoom Dhaam, ...
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Pratik Gandhi and Bhamini Oza Join Forces in Upcoming 'Gandhi' Series
Pratik Gandhi and his wife Bhamini Oza collaborate for the first time on screen in Hansal Mehta's upcoming series 'Gandhi', ...
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‘It’s one of the biggest of our careers’
The magnitude of the characters is huge, so it’s one of the biggest (works) of our careers now,” Gandhi told PTI on the ...
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Pratik Gandhi on working with wife Bhamini in 'Gandhi' series: It's one of the biggest of our careers
"Scam 1992" star Pratik Gandhi says working with his wife, actor Bhamini Oza in filmmaker Hansal Mehta's upcoming series "Gandhi" is a special experience as it marks their first time sharing the ...
Hansal Mehta Gives A Shoutout To Triptii Dimri, Ananya Panday, Sharvari: Women Leading The Change
Taking to X, the Scoop director again penned a long post explaining how Bollywood needs to reset. And this time, he gave a ...
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Hansal Mehta Calls For Bollywood Reset: Investment In Talent Not Stars
MUMBAI (ANI)- Filmmaker Hansal Mehta has weighed in on the ongoing debate about the state of Hindi cinema, asserting that ...
Hansal Mehta Is Convinced Hindi Cinema 'Needs Reset,' Gives Shout Out To Adarsh Gourav, Vedang Raina: Don't Invest In Stars
Taking to X, the Scoop director Hansal Mehta penned a long post explaining how Bollywood needs to reset. He gave a shoutout ...
Hansal Mehta reacts to 'Bollywood is dying' furore, says Hindi cinema needs a reset: 'Invest in actors, not stars'
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta argued that Hindi cinema isn't dying but requires a shift in priorities, focusing on genuine talent ...