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Manchu Manoj's birthday brought the teaser for 'David Reddy,' a period drama set during British rule. The film portrays Manoj as a fierce rebel fighting oppression through violence, contrasting with Gandhi's non-violent approach. The teaser hints at a complex narrative, questioning David Reddy's eventual betrayal despite his protective actions, and highlights the fear he instills in British officials.

Actors Sunny and Abhay Deol, cousins, shared a fun cooking session in Goa, captured on Sunny's Instagram. While they've never starred in a film together, Sunny is gearing up for 'Gabru' and the period drama 'Lahore 1947', both slated for release. The actor also recently shared a clip of a relaxing drive. Read on to know more in detail.

Abhay Deol revisited Dev D memories, revealing he improvised a no-dialogue scene, impressing Anurag Kashyap. He shared a clip with Parakh Madan, explaining how spontaneity shaped the moment. The film, co-starring Mahie Gill and Kalki Koechlin, is a modern take on Devdas, set in Punjab and Delhi, exploring Dev’s emotional downfall.

To mark the re-release, Abhay posted a scene from the movie featuring Dev's first meeting with Chanda, played by Kalki Koechlin. Along with the clip, he recalled a lively conversation with director Anurag Kashyap, revealing how the scene grew through spontaneous ideas on set.

As 'Dev.D' re-releases, Abhay Deol recalls a pivotal creative exchange with Anurag Kashyap that birthed an unconventional scene. Deol's suggestion about Chanda's multilingual phone conversation, rather than physical intimacy, sparked Kashyap's imagination, highlighting the powerful synergy between actor and director in crafting memorable cinematic moments. The film, a modern take on 'Devdas', explores complex relationships and personal struggles.

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Goa-based actress Mahie Gill on her film Dev D’s re-release after 17 years

I was told it’s too “arty” to be made, says Abhay Deol as the film gears up for a re-release on April 24.

Bollywood actor Abhay Deol has shared his take on the 'nepotism' debate in a lengthy post on social media. Saying he went the extra mile in his career to make his "own path" he revealed that his uncle - veteran star Dhamendra- who he called "dad", was his inspiration.

A dapper Abhay Deol dropped by the corridors of St. Xaviers College on Thursday evening as he announced what's in store for the annual inter-college cultural fest, Malhar, which flags off on August 14

Crashing all the speculations on Abhay Deol's absence in 'Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi', director Mudassar Aziz opens ups on why Abhay Deol is not in the sequel.

Having played a father-daughter duo in 'Spin', Abhay Deol and Avantika Vandanapu field ETimes' questions on their reasons for taking up the film, Indian representation in the West, social media trolls, and the pumpkin hour.

A slew of actors are endorsing fairness products but actor Abhay Deol believes they "stoke the inferiority complex” amongst Indians.

Abhay Deol said that he didn't like fame since it takes one's privacy away. He revealed that he started drinking every day like a fool after doing Anurag Kashyap's directorial Dev D.

Actor-producer Anil Kapoor breaks his silence over his feud with Abhay Deol.

Abhay Deol shared the poster for ‘Soch Na Tha’ and penned, “On this day, 19 years ago, I made my debut in the film “Socha Na Tha." It still feels like it was only yesterday! It’s been quite the learning curve—how innocent and naive we were. Whilst I’m happy that I didn’t cave into market demands and package myself into a brand via endorsements and PR, I do wish I was a bit more savvy

Abhay Deol, Bollywood's 'good bad guy' is known for his lean body and sex appeal. Always popular for his not-so-conventional roles, Abhay Deol has recently joined the six pack abs actors' band wagon.

Abhay Deol's latest post for artist Shilo Shiv Suleman has hinted that the star may just have a new lady love in his life.

Abhay Deol doesn't like to call himself a star in the real sense of the term. He is not an actor who we see too often.

Abhay Deol Abhay Deol believes it’s time to get proactive and work towards bringing about the change that one wants to see in society. The actor, who was recently in Delhi for an event organised by the youth entertainment channel, Bindass, said, “I think it is important for today’s youth to not get stuck with the idea — ‘kya farak padega’.”

Abhay Deol has often been called the poster boy of indie cinema and the actor feels the parallel film movement can flourish only when government supports it.

Director Anand L Rai feels Abhay Deol is a brilliant actor and should work in more films. "Abhay is a very fine and brilliant actor. I have worked with him in 'Raanjhanaa' and I have liked his work in films like 'Dev D', 'Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!'.

Abhay Deol's support to Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, the composers of his upcoming film 'One By Two', has earned him appreciation from the music fraternity.

Abhay Deol is all set to walk the ramp for designer Ritu Beri in Delhi tomorrow.

Trust Abhay to bust the myth that you need a six-pack to adhere to the image of a quintessential action hero.

A sequel to Ek Chalis Ki Last Local, the 2007 film starring Abhay Deol was on the cards. While director Sanjay Khanduri was excited about the same, Abhay Deol wasn't.

Bollywood actor Abhay Deol is apparently facing financial woes after his maiden production 'One By Two' fared poorly at the box-office. The star has reportedly taken a loan against his property due to financial trouble.

Abhay Deol is known for thinking cinema which goes whole nine yards with action for the first time in SNAFU under Vijan Master’ tutelage

Abhay Deol's film 'Road, Movie', originally released in 2010, will be re-released in theaters on March 7th. The movie, directed by Dev Benegal and co-starring Tannishtha Chatterjee and Satish Kaushik, showcases various elements including horror, thriller, and comedy. Abhay Deol's recent project 'Bun Tikki' also received acclaim at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

Amit Kapoor’s first Production venture ‘One By Two’ with co-producer Abhay Deol goes on floors!