Rukhsana Sultana, a Delhi socialite, became influential in Sanjay Gandhi's circle during the 1975 Emergency, unsettling many, including Maneka Gandhi and Ambika Soni ...

Begum Para did India’s First-ever Bold Photoshoot In 1951, Begum Para created a stir in Bollywood with her bold photoshoot for Life Magazine, shot by then photographer James Burke.

Some of these illicit funds were allegedly used to purchase assets in Toronto's infamous "Begum Para" neighbourhood. "They stole money from our people and bought assets in Begum Para.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today (4 February) sought Canada's support to recover money siphoned off from Bangladesh to the North American country. He said hundreds of billions of dollars ...

The original cast and crew will return for the sequel. Vidya Balan, who played the lead role in Ishqiya, was later said to be out of the sequel. After returning to India from the US in November 2011, ...

Raj Kapoor, the legend of Indian cinema, created a body of work that remains iconic with films that hold a special place in ...

*Neel Kamal (1947): Raj Kapoor debuted as a male lead in "Neel Kamal", where he portrayed a stone craft artist caught in a love triangle with two exiled princesses, played by Begum Para and Madhubala.

Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan's maternal grandmother Rukhsana Sultana was the sister of Begum Para, who was married to Nasir Khan, brother of Dilip Kumar ...

Abhimanyu Mathur | Jul 19, 2024, 09:27 AM IST 1.Begum Para’s royal lineage Born to Mian Ehsanul-Haq, the Chief Justice of the kingdom of Bikaner, Zubeda was educated at Aligarh Muslim University, ...

Madhuri herself has admitted that playing the complex and slighlty dellusional Begum Para wa one of the toughest roles of her career. The film also featured Huma Qureshi, Naseeruddin Shah and Arshad ...

Madhuri Dixit honoured at ongoing 54th IFFI From the effervescent Nisha to the captivating Chandramukhi, the majestic Begum Para to the indomitable Rajjo, her versatility knows no bounds.” ...

From the effervescent Nisha to the captivating Chandramukhi, the majestic Begum Para to the indomitable Rajjo, her versatility knows no bounds.