Veteran actor Satish Shah’s passing has left the film industry in shock. Known for his comic timing and memorable roles, he had a career spanning 50 years. He once revealed that he initially refused ...

Veteran actor Satish Shah is no longer with us, he passed away on Saturday due to kidney failure as per a report shared by filmmaker Ashoke Pandit. As the news began to spread clips of his interview ...

Farah Khan’s debut film, ‘Main Hoon Na’, faced casting challenges when Ayesha Takia left two weeks before shooting. Amrita Rao then replaced her, impressing with her on-camera presence. The film, ...

Veteran actor Satish Shah, known for his role as Professor Rasai in 'Main Hoon Na', has passed away. He humorously recalled Shah Rukh Khan's uncontrollable laughter during spitting scenes, leading to ...

Farah Khan revealed that Ayesha Takia was finalised for Main Hoon Na but she ditched just 2 months before the shoot and Gauri Khan recommended Amrita Rao. Farah Khan reveals that not Amrita Rao, but ...

Some may call it a coincidence, some may call it a fated destiny, either way, it's a delight for fans to witness the re-release of Farah Khan's out-and-out masala potboiler - Main Hoon Na in theatres ...

Actor Satish Shah, known for his supporting roles and comic performances in a career spanning over four decades, passed away due to kidney failure earlier today at Hinduja Hospital in Mumbai. Satish ...

In the glitzy and glamorous world of Bollywood, destiny often plays a very big role in a celebrity’s career. Sometimes, what one role an actor rejects becomes another actor’s ticket to stardom. One ...

SRK’s Om Shanti Om has struck a wave of nostalgia among the audience. They are enjoying Dil Se and dancing to “Chaiyya Chaiyya,” which continues to remain iconic. The audience is also showering love ...

As the film industry mourns the loss of veteran actor Satish Shah, fans are revisiting one of his most memorable roles, the hilarious yet heartfelt portrayal of Professor Rasai in Farah Khan’s 2004 ...

Veteran actor Satish Shah passed away on Saturday, October 26, at 2:30 p.m. in Mumbai's Hinduja Hospital due to kidney failure. He was 74. In a throwback interview, he recalled losing his cool at Shah ...