Dear Maya

"We were promised much more... but actually what happened was very different. We were promised around 400-500 screens but ended up with just 180," said Dear Maya director Sunaina Bhatnagar

In April, Raveena Tandon made a comeback with Maatr and went all out to promote her comeback vehicle but it didn't really set the box-office on fire. Last week, another top actress of the 90s, Manisha Koirala, made a comeback and fetched the same result

Dear Maya Movie Review: It is a female-centeric drama that does not need to shout from the rooftops - it has several inspired passages that lets the girls do all the talking without the hollering and hectoring

Movie-goers have ample choice this week between three Bollywood films - A Death In The Gunj, Dear Maya and Dobaara and two Hollywood films Baywatch and Wonder Woman

"Any celebrity or a public figure would have an impact on the society, but having said that... don't strangle them with expectations as at the end of the day they are also human beings," said Manisha Koirala

Manisha Koirala, who will be next seen in Dear Maya, discusses how she became an actress, breaking into Bollywood, her debut in Saudagar, and how she almost starred in Prem and Henna

Dear Maya trailer: Manisha Koirala looked convincing in the role of Maya. The film is directed by Sunaina Bhatnagar

"Well this movie has an interesting script. This is not my second innings. I was always here. And I am around, but yes I will do one film in a year," said Manisha Koirala

The inauguration of a new postbox at the landmark Bangalore road is being celebrated in the IT City with a novel idea: all the letters that go into the red box for a month will be addressed to the Mahatma.

"We were promised much more... but actually what happened was very different. We were promised around 400-500 screens but ended up with just 180," said Dear Maya director Sunaina Bhatnagar

In April, Raveena Tandon made a comeback with Maatr and went all out to promote her comeback vehicle but it didn't really set the box-office on fire. Last week, another top actress of the 90s, Manisha Koirala, made a comeback and fetched the same result

Dear Maya Movie Review: It is a female-centeric drama that does not need to shout from the rooftops - it has several inspired passages that lets the girls do all the talking without the hollering and hectoring

Movie-goers have ample choice this week between three Bollywood films - A Death In The Gunj, Dear Maya and Dobaara and two Hollywood films Baywatch and Wonder Woman

"Any celebrity or a public figure would have an impact on the society, but having said that... don't strangle them with expectations as at the end of the day they are also human beings," said Manisha Koirala

Manisha Koirala, who will be next seen in Dear Maya, discusses how she became an actress, breaking into Bollywood, her debut in Saudagar, and how she almost starred in Prem and Henna

Dear Maya trailer: Manisha Koirala looked convincing in the role of Maya. The film is directed by Sunaina Bhatnagar

"Well this movie has an interesting script. This is not my second innings. I was always here. And I am around, but yes I will do one film in a year," said Manisha Koirala

The inauguration of a new postbox at the landmark Bangalore road is being celebrated in the IT City with a novel idea: all the letters that go into the red box for a month will be addressed to the Mahatma.