Filmfare Magazine - September 2022

In this issue

Khushalii Kumar and Aparshakti Khurana are greatly excited about the release of their forthcoming film, Dhokha: Round D Corner. They share their dreams and aspirations about the film and also talk about their career choices with Filmfare. Download your copy now.

Hello, World!

Harleen Sethi is slowly making a name for herself in OTT series like Broken But Beautiful, Test Case 2 and a CBI officer in Gone Game 2. Tanisha Bhattacharya meets the bubbly actor

3 mins

FUTURE READY

DIVYA AGARWAL IS A KNOWN NAME BOTH IN REALITY TV AND OTT CIRCLES. TANISHA BHATTACHARYA CHARTS HER JOURNEY

3 mins

ON A WINNING STREAK

TANISHA BHATTACHARYA CHATS WITH DESIGNER NACHIKET BARVE, WHO WON THE NATIONAL AWARD FOR COSTUME DESIGN FOR HIS WORK IN TANAHJI

6 mins

FULL STEAM AHEAD!

KHUSHALII KUMAR AND APARSHAKTI KHURANA ARE GREATLY GUNG-HO ABOUT THE RELEASE OF THEIR FORTHCOMING FILM, DHOKHA: ROUND D CORNER. THEY SHARE THEIR EXCITEMENT ABOUT IT WITH FILMFARE.

10+ mins

The Queen And I

Mayukh Majumdar listens mesmerised as evergreen screen goddess Kareena Kapoor talks about life, stardom, career and more

9 mins

BEYOND THE ORDINARY

JITESH PILLAAI INTERVIEWS ALIA BHATT, WHO IS BEAMING WITH THE MATERNITY GLOW AND IS BASKING IN THE SUCCESS OF DARLINGS, HER FIRST PRODUCTION VENTURE

8 mins

Goodwill hunting

JANHVI KAPOOR GOT A LOT OF PRAISE FOR HER RECENT OTT RELEASE GOOD LUCK JERRY. ANURADHA CHOUDHARY CHATS WITH HER ABOUT CAREER CHOICES AND MORE...

7 mins

LETHAL FORCE

DHANUSH HAD AN IMPORTANT ROLE TO PLAY IN THE RUSSO BROTHERS’ THE GRAY MAN. TANZIM PARDIWALLA CHATS WITH THE SUPERSTAR ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE

3 mins

MARCHING AHEAD

ISHWAK SINGH MADE A NAME FOR HIMSELF PLAYING COP IMRAN ANSARI IN THE GRITTY PATAAL LOK. JITESH PILLAAI TALKS TO THE ACTOR WHOSE ROOTS ARE IN THEATRE

6 mins

PRINCE of POP

Composer and singer Amaal Mallik has not only made a name for himself through his work in Hindi films but has also climbed the popularity charts when it comes to independent music. Being the grandson of iconic veteran music director Sardar Malik, he's aware of his legacy. Like his grandfather, he's known for the infusion of melody in his compositions. Currently, he's also hosting a show called Ravivaar With Star Parivaar. It's the start of a new innings for him but he's taken to it like a duck takes to water. Clearly, there was an actor hidden in him which has come out now. He's reached many milestones in his young age but remains humble and rooted as ever. Excerpts from an interview where the talented composer talks about his new ventures, changing face of film music and more...

8 mins

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Filmfare Magazine Description:

Filmfare is an Indian English-language monthly magazine published by Worldwide Media. It is the oldest and most popular entertainment magazine in India. Filmfare was founded in 1952. The magazine originally focused on the Hindi film industry, but it has since expanded to cover all aspects of Indian entertainment, including Bollywood, regional cinema, television, music, and fashion.

Filmfare is known for its annual Filmfare Awards, which are considered to be the most prestigious awards in Indian cinema. The magazine also publishes a number of other annual supplements, including the Filmfare Style and Glamour Awards and the Filmfare Power List.

In every issue, you'll find:

* The latest news and gossip from Bollywood: From who's dating who to who's winning awards, Filmfare keeps you up-to-date on all things Bollywood.
* In-depth interviews with your favourite stars: Filmfare's interviews are the best way to get to know your favourite stars on a personal level.
* Behind-the-scenes coverage of your favourite films: Filmfare takes you behind the scenes of your favourite films, from the sets to the premieres.
* Features on the latest trends in fashion and beauty: Filmfare is your go-to source for the latest fashion and beauty trends.
* Competitions and giveaways: Filmfare gives you the chance to win prizes and meet your favourite stars.

Filmfare is a must-read for any fan of Indian cinema.