Rajesh Khanna is the first superstar in Bollywood. However, do you know which movie made him a star? If not then keep on scrolling to read.

Rajesh Khanna held a magnetic charm that captivated millions, especially his female admirers. In 1973, his female fans were shocked to hear about Rajesh’s marriage to 16-year-old debutante Dimple ...

On Saturday, July 12, the much-speculated couple dropped a sweet surprise on Instagram: a joint post featuring a dreamy photo of the two by the water.

Zeenat Aman, a celebrated actress from the 70s, shared insights into her experiences working with Amitabh Bachchan and Rajesh ...

Despite directing only eight films, Guru Dutt’s technical brilliance redefined Indian cinema. He introduced the “Guru Dutt Shot”, a stylised close-up that captured unspoken pain.

Rajesh Khanna’s film was once banned by censor board due to…, was later released when…, had special connection with former PM Jawaharlal Nehru, lead actress is… Released in 1980, the movie ...

Rajesh Khanna, India’s first superstar, admitted feeling envious of Amitabh Bachchan’s lasting success, especially as Bollywood shifted from romance to action films.

Rajesh Khanna once revealed real reason why Dimple Kapadia never divorced him Rajesh was married to actress Dimple Kapadia. The actress was hardly 15 when she tied the knot with the superstar.

Rajesh Khanna wanted to marry this actress sitting next to Parveen Babi, didn’t allow her to wear skirts, her name is…, not Dimple Kapadia Before marrying Dimple Kapadia, Rajesh Khanna was ...

Moushumi Chatterjee opened up about what made Rajesh Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan different from each other. She also spoke about how each of the superstars dealt with their stardom.

Rajesh Khanna used to ‘hit on my hips, touch his…’: ‘People used to say we are having an affair, actress makes SHOCKING claims Recently in an interview, this actress opened up about her ...

Mumtaz reveals Rajesh Khanna used to 'hit on my hips, touch his nose to mine’: 'People used to say ‘they are having an affair’' ...