New Delhi: After bagging the National Award of best director for ‘Shahid', Hansal Mehta is back with ‘City Lights' which he describes as “the love story of a common man.”“'City Lights' is the story of
Director Hansal Mehta, whose latest film "Shahid" has won the National Award, is now set to make a film on a gay character's journey from self-denial to social ostracism.Interestingly, the story came to Mehta through
Mumbai: Filmmaker Hansal Mehta has never been afraid to call a spade a spade...or a goon a goon. Fiercely opposed to fundamentalist forces, he recently signed a petition pleading voters to desist from voting for
Director Hansal Mehta, who recently criticised Central Board of Film Certification's certification policy, says his new film "City Lights" has helped him to be a positive person."It's been a month of elation and disappointment. Thank
Mumbai: Filmmaker Hansal Mehta has stepped in the shoes of director Ajay Bahl for a film titled ‘City Lights'.After the success of ‘B A Pass', Bahl was supposed to direct ‘City Lights'. But owing to
New Delhi: Biopic is a territory where very few Bollywood filmmakers want to tread, but Hansal Mehta was not apprehensive to take on the real-life story of slain human rights activist and lawyer Shahid Azmi
Mumbai: Filmmaker Hansal Mehta says that he has not only directed "Shahid" but has also given a voice over in the soon to be released film.Starring Rajkumar Yadav, "Shahid" is based on the true story
Mumbai: Actor-producer Aamir Khan, who saw the trailer of Hansal Mehta's "Shahid", has decided to support the film and has posted the trailer on his official Facebook page."We are really happy that our next, 'Shahid',
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