Shah Rukh Khan's 2004 action-comedy flick Main Hoon Na, helmed by Farah Khan, was a commercial and critical success. The ...

A quirky video of Shah Rukh Khan chopping onions with Farah Khans cook, Dilip, has gone viral, sparking confusion and laughter online. The unexpected ad shoot—reportedly for Myntra—features SRK ...

Zayed Khan was the perfect mischievous, spoilt, stylish younger brother to Shah Rukh Khan's Ram in 'Main Hoon Na'. As the Farah Khan-directorial completed 21 years, we spoke to Zayed about the film ...

Suniel Shetty and Shah Rukh Khan’s 'Main Hoon Na' dialogues resurface after the Pahalgam terror attack, echoing grief and public outrage.

While talking about the making of Tumhe Jo Maine Dekha, he also shared his experience of working with music composer Anu ...

Choreographer and filmmaker Farah Khan kicked off her Sunday morning on a cheerful and nostalgic note, sharing a slice of her commute through the city while grooving to a classic Shah Rukh Khan track.

Shah Rukh Khan's funny video is now popular. He is seen cutting onions with focus. Dilip, Farah Khan’s cook, makes a comment.

Farah Khan helmed Main Hoon Na, her directorial debut. The film featured Shah Rukh Khan, Sushmita Sen, Zayed Khan, Suniel Shetty, and Amrita Rao in lead roles. Songs like Gori Gori, Tumhe Jo Maine ...

Main Hoon Na’s popularity has not diminished in the ... which keep introducing new generations to the magic of Farah Khan’s directorial debut. For Zayed Khan, his portrayal of Lucky remains ...

Zayed Khan shared insights on 'Main Hoon Na's' enduring appeal. He highlighted the bromance with Shah Rukh Khan. Zayed believes their on-screen brotherhood resonated deeply with audiences.

A video of a Bihar-based content creator imagining how Sonu Nigam must have recorded 'Tumse Milke Dil Ka Jo Haal' has Farah ...