Amit Khanna

Even as it brings users together, it divides them.

In today's world of hypermedia, stars might be bigger but they are much more fragile and transient.

There is definitely a need to redraw the blueprint of a resurgent India.

Modern day celebs are hot air balloons who often reach dizzy heights but also quickly fall ingloriously into deep abysses of oblivion.

DD's biggest drawback has been the reluctance of successive governments to give it the independence.

Religion, cinema and cricket will remain India's greatest passions in 2018.

If Hindus have done bad, I must say that the proponents of Islam have done worse.

If the PM gets five additional seats every time he speaks, there are a few leaders in the party who lose 10 seats for the party every time they speak.

Credibility is out for a long walk. Trolls rule social media and Twitter handles are the new political handlers.

The way we dress, eat, pray, live and die are so reflective of popular movies.

Our diversity has not altered for centuries and no government can alter it.

In the last five decades, I have seen the marquee drop names with an alacrity that is ruthless.

Remembering my time with the eternal beauty who had an inherent sophistication about her.

I am neither a blind supporter of Modi nor am I willing to suffer a halfwit like Rahul Gandhi.

On the legendary playback singer's 86th birthday, here are some of the mellifluous gems from her repertoire.

We revel in our mediocrity. When nothing works then we look back in anger at all possible misfortunes which befell upon us denying us greatness.

What attracted me to him was his suave behaviour yet be on back-slapping terms with mainstream filmmakers.

The country has to use its soft power in a more systematic way to increase its international clout.

The BJP's troubles began when the prime minister continued in the sloganeering and promise mode of electioneering for too long.

The PM is great on TV as well as social media, so why is he still using the radio to get his message out?

It's regressive, whimsical and totally useless.

We might glorify how modern technology has transformed lives but if you scratch the surface, things will appear the same as before.

Stars have to take pay cut and Bollywood has to innovate if industry has to grow.

India is poised to grow but it begs a question on what will this growth signify in the 21st century?