Bollywood Tabs

Mumbai, Oct 10 : Abhishek Bachchan is fast acquiring the reputation of being a true friend to his friends. Three director-friends Goldie Behl, Apoorva Lakhia and Rohan Sippy realised just how much he stands by his friends.Rohan Sippys second film "Bluff Master" with Abhishek is nearly ready for release and it will feature Bachchan Junior enacting the legendary Mehmoods song "The whole thing is that ke bhaiyya sabse badaa rupaiyaa" from the film "Sabse Badaa Rupaiyaa".

No, I am in no mood to render the chartbusting track funster Mehmood rendered with élan way back in the 1970s in Sabse Bada Rupaiya

No, I am in no mood to render the chartbusting track funster Mehmood rendered with élan way back in the 1970s in Sabse Bada Rupaiya...

Mehmoods directorial debut refuses to go out of style even 40 years later.

The historic ride which some of the legends of Bollywood took in 1972 from Bombay to Goa is ready to set off again. The passengers this time round though are the some of the best talents in comedy seen on television. Bombay to Goa is the film in the making, which is going to be a completely crazy fun ride. The theme is somewhat similar to the Mehmoods masterpiece, but not exactly a remake according to the makers of the film. The most exciting part about the movie is that, it stars few of the favorites from the famous television show, The Great Indian Laughter Challenge. That doesnt really come as a surprise though, as the film is being directed by Raj Pendharkar the same person who directed the same show.

PHF secretary Khalid Mehmood said the decision to skip the tournament in Chennai was because the players need more time to rectify their flaws.

Come January, the 1968 hit which starred Sunil Dutt, Kishore Kumar, Mehmood and Saira Banu will be seen in a new avatar.

A devastating bowling spell by Azhar Mehmood 5-13 helped Lahore Badshahs trounce Hyderabad Heroes by nine wickets in the fifth match of the ICLs Twenty20 tournament in Panchkula on Thursday night.

Mehmood, the Comedy Czar, was just what the doctor ordered for generations of movie buffs over three decades and more than 200 films. Screen pays a tribute