Putting to rest all speculation hours before the release, The Big B clarifies that the Mehbooba song in RGV's Aag is purely Urmila Matondkar's sizzle drizzle.

Says the Big B, "Like Gabbar in Ramesh Sippy's Sholay my character Babban stays out of the dance number. He's more a curious spectator than a participant. No, I don't get to dance with Urmila."

Ram Gopal Varma explains why he isn’t promoting Abhishek Bachchan’s presence in the Mehbooba song of RGV’s Aag just yet.

He clarifies, “Abhishek is very much a part of the song. I withheld him from the initial promos because it was meant to be a secret. I wanted to reveal his presence gradually. You’ll see him in the song soon enough.”

Even before Drona nears completion; a series on the film is already in the pipeline. Abhishek Bachchan has been in discussion with the producers and director of the film on how the first part of the series will end, giving enough scope for the director to plan a sequel. According to an industry source, "Abhishek Bachchan is involved with the film not only as an actor but he is also giving creative inputs on the story of the film. He has already made plans on making a series on Drona, just like Krrish."

The Bachchans, Bollywood's new power family, are putting their weight behind The Unforgettable Tour, a series of stage shows next year in 18 cities across the world that will feature the star family as well as other top actors.

The three Bachchans, while speaking at a press conference in Manhattan Saturday, promised that the show's content, production values and technology used would match the best anywhere while they take the magic of Indian cinema to the world stage.

Indian acting superstars Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan dropped into Toronto Friday to announce the city as a likely first stop for the upcoming Unforgettable Tour, celebrating the world of Bollywood cinema.

The hot newlywed couple were greeted by a mob of fans outside downtown Toronto's Royal York Hotel, where they made the announcement.

It’s rare to have a Q&A session go on so long that the moderator has to leave. But that’s what happened Tuesday night at India Splendor’s final screening, Guru.

Variety’s Asia bureau chief Patrick Frater had a plane to catch so he left India Splendor organizer Bhuvan Lall in charge.

Throngs of Indians and Americans stood in a long line for hours to catch a glimpse of Bollywood’s golden couple Abhishek and Aishwarya, who turned up with director Mani Ratnam for the red carpet special in Los Angeles organised by India Splendor.