Manish Saini

After more than four decades in cinema, Jackie Shroff continues to embrace roles that surprise him. In The Great Grand Superhero: Aliens Ka Aagman, he takes on the unique role of India’s first grandfather superhero, adding yet another unexpected chapter to a career defined by variety. In this candid conversation, Jackie reflects on saying yes to a film directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Manish Saini, his indifference towards awards, and his belief in constantly experimenting as an actor. He also opens up about the joy of working with children, revealing why their innocence, curiosity and energy left the deepest impact on him.

Jackie Shroff, ahead of his upcoming film 'The Great Grand Superhero: Aliens Ka Aagman', spoke about box office pressure. He said he always works with his heart and never worries about results, adding, "Fir toh baba wo formula 44 toh kisi ke haath mein nahi hai." The film releases on May 29, 2026.

Actor Jackie Shroff, who is awaiting the release of his upcoming film 'The Great Grand Superhero', has revealed the reason behind his popularity with Gen Z.

Jackie Shroff's 'The Great Grand Superhero: Aliens Ka Aagman' is delighting audiences as a fun family entertainer. Early reviews on X highlight its warm tone and Jackie's endearing superhero grandfather role, sparking comparisons with Tiger Shroff's 'A Flying Jatt'. The film is praised for its refreshing embrace of fun and Jackie's natural charm, reviving the inner child.

Bollywood star Jackie Shroff turned emotional on Friday morning, as he remembered his mother and shared a heartfelt video filled with unseen moments from his childhood with his 'Maa'.

Jackie Shroff's 'The Great Grand Superhero - Aliens ka Aagman', directed by National Award-winner Manish Saini and produced by Zee Studios and Amdavad Films, is set to release on May 29, 2026. The film blends childhood wonder, a grandfather-grandson bond, and an alien adventure into one heartwarming cinematic experience.

Jackie Shroff's 'The Great Grand Superhero' is set for a May 29, 2026 release, promising a blend of childhood imagination and alien thrills. The film, directed by Manish Saini, features an ensemble cast and aims to celebrate the spirit of youth. Shroff also recently championed para-sports at the National Wheelchair Cricket Championship, urging for increased support and sponsorship.

After more than four decades in Hindi cinema, Jackie Shroff is stepping into a new space with The Great Grand Superhero – Aliens Ka Aagman, where he plays India’s first superhero grandpa. In a candid conversation, the actor reflects on ageing, fitness, action at 69, and the influence of son Tiger Shroff on his lifestyle. From discussing the physical strain of superhero films to speaking about friendships with Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan, Jackie also opens up about how growing up in Mumbai’s chawls shaped his values, humility and belief in community over strategy.

In a dramatic turn of events, Jeetu Saini, the main suspect behind the Khurja gym shooting, was fatally shot by police in Bulandshahr, with a bounty of ₹50,000 hanging over his head. Saini was accused of being involved in the tragic deaths of three friends during a birthday bash.

A birthday celebration in Bulandshahr tragically turned violent after a minor cake-smearing prank escalated into a fatal altercation. Three young men were shot and killed by the birthday boy and his accomplices, who allegedly returned with firearms after an initial argument. Investigations are ongoing to apprehend the absconding accused.

Manish Saini, a talented Gujarati director, has won the Best Children's Film Award at the 69th National Film Awards for his movie 'Gandhi and Co.' The film tells the story of two mischievous boys who are inspired by an elder figure embodying Gandhi's teachings. The cast, including Dhyani Jani and Darshan Jariwala, contributed to the film's success. Additionally, the film 'Chhello Show' won the Best Gujarati Film Award, and young actor Bhavin Rabari was recognized as the Best Child Artist. These awards showcase the immense talent and creativity in the Gujarati film industry.

Gujarati film 'Gandhi & Co.' directed by Manish Saini was recently honored with the second-best Indian feature film amongst 200 films from 55 countries at the 13th edition of the Bengaluru International Film Festival.

A 27-year-old woman, student of a law institute in Himachal, was allegedly raped by a 29-year-old man on different occasions in and outside Mohali.

Manish Saini, who is currently working on his upcoming movie, 'Shub Yatra,' shared an exclusive glimpse from the sets of the film with ETimes, In the pictures, we can see Malhar Thakar in his onscreen character is delivering a scene with his co-actor.

Director Manish Saini’s award-winning Gujarati film for children, 'Gandhi & Co' continues to garnered international acclaim across the world.

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After being screened at various national and international film festivals and bagging the National Award for Best Gujarati Feature film this year, the trailer of Manish Saini's Dhh’s was released recently.