A Mumbai cop deployed for Sachin Tendulkar’s security accidentally misfired and hurt himself while testing his pistol at master blaster’s residence at Bandra (West) on Saturday.

The bodyguard, Chandrasen Chigvan (35) had just joined the duty on day shift and a constable who was on night duty had handed him the pistol after he removed the magazine, although a bullet remained in the pistol.

While standing at the gate of the building Lamer, Chandrasen thought that the pistol was empty so he tried to test the trigger and it misfired and injured his finger.
 

The terror attacks on Mumbai have hit the film business in a big way.

An eerie silence is prevailing in Mumbai’s movie houses even as the police authorities have claimed a major breakthrough into the incident.

Empty box offices and deserted cinema halls are the norm of the day after the aftermath of last week’s attack.

The shows of two fresh releases, Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! and Sorry Bhai, had to be canceled at many cinema houses owing to lack of viewers.

Mumbai: Live Earth India, which was slated to take place December 7 in Mumbai, has been called off due to the recent terror attacks in the city.

Mumbai: An average/above average response seemed to be on the cards but there was a surprise in store when the Subhash Ghai's latest offering, Yuvvraaj opened to a below average response all over.

A lot was expected from the real life jodi - Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif having being paired romantically first time together but their on screen chemistry appeared completely thanda.

The Delhi High Court has cleared the release of Bollywood movie ‘Sorry Bhai,’ lifting the stay after its makers settled to remove a controversial song.

The film was planned to be released Friday (Nov 28).

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the release of the film till December 8 after singer Rabbi Shergill registered a petition alleging that one of the songs in the film was copied from his album ‘Avengi Ja Nahi’, which was released in July 2008.

Legendary superstar of south Indian cinema and Tamil Nadu’s former chief minister M.G. Ramachandran will be seen in a forthcoming animated 3D film ‘Puratchi Thalaivan’.

Puratchi Thalaivan is directed by Venky Baboo and produced by Sridevi Rao under the banner Mayabimbam Media.

The success of his old re-issue movies including Nadodi Mannan, Aayirathil Oruvan, Ulagam Sutrum Valibhan has already proved that years after his death, MGR still lives in the heart of people of Tamilnadu.