Deepak Shirke

Deepak Shirke, one of Bollywood’s legendary villains, who has acted in more than 90 films, is all set to return to TV as the new ACP on Sony TV's CID.

The actor recently took to his Instagram handle and shared a black and white picture with director Ajay Phansekar, Deepak Shirke and Anant Jog, clicked by producer B.P. Singh.

Starring Suhas Sirsat and Deepak Shirke, the web-series is co-directed by Anusha Nandakumar.

This party was attended by celebrities from the Marathi film industry including Mahesh Kothare, Makarand Anaspure, Adinath Kothare and Sonalee

Sources says Gaurav Khanna is in plans to quit Sony TV's CID.

Footpaths on the 12-km stretch of the Pune-Mumbai highway in Pimpri-Chinchwad are being redeveloped with additional facilities such as railings and other works.

Cast : Asrani, Jagdeep, Shakti Kapoor, Tinnu Anand... Director : Raj Pendurkar Producer : Humayu Rangilla

'P Se PM Tak' is a political satire.

An 8-year-old boy was killed in Borivli west after a school bus mowed him down on Thursday afternoon.

It won't just make you laugh; it will make you appreciate the efforts of those who try to entertain you every Friday.

Veteran actor Shivaji Satam of C.I.D fame, who has enthralled everyone with his performances in Bollywood films and television, is celebrating his birthday today i.e. on April 21. Yes you read it right! Shivaji Satam was seen as a police officer in the 1988 Marathi TV show 'Ek Shunya Shunya'. It was one of the most watched TV shows of Doordarshan back then. Ek Shunya Shunya was a crime detective show. It featured many true stories in the show.

The death of a motorcyclist near Babasaheb Ambedkar chowk in Pimpri has forced the traffic police to re-examine ways to ensure that traffic rules are adhered to on the Pune-Mumbai highway.

It's not a pleasant walk through this Chinchwad subway. The surroundings are unclean and pedestrians have find their way around in poorly-lit conditions because most of the tubelights have been stolen by vandals.

The Bhandup police registered an offence under Indian Penal Code Section 304 (culpable homicide) against six persons as the blaze at Dreams Mall in Bhandup that killed nine persons was extinguished after 40 hours by fire brigade.

The walking paths on both sides of the Spicer College-Sangvi bridge have become filled with water and pedestrians have to walk on the road and so risk their lives.

PCMC will close the entry and exit points on the service road of the old Pune-Mumbai highway at Kharalwadi to prevent vehicles from entering the central lane of the highway.

The Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) will need to pay Rs 17.38 crore to get defence land for widening the Pune-Mumbai highway from the Phugewadi octroi post to the College of Military Engineering in Dapodi.

It has been more than a month since the FIR was filed in the fatal Sunrise Hospital fire at Bhandup, but there have been no arrests yet, the families of the victims complained to director general of police (DGP) Sanjay Pandey on Monday.

PUNE: Two days after the The Times of India exposed an overseas employment racket, six more duped job-seekers approached the police on Sunday.

Sandeep Boyat, a photographer and philatelist, has a personal collection of over 500 stamps related to the Indian film industry. These stamps feature film posters, actors, actresses, musicians, and film personalities dating back to the Independence era. Boyat visits stamp exhibitions and conventions across Maharashtra to find rare Bollywood stamps. His collection has allowed him to fulfill his dream of meeting film personalities, including Dharmendra and Shriram Lagoo, who were nostalgic while looking at the stamps. Boyat has also met other Marathi and Hindi film actors through his stamp collection.

Despite the immense comic potential in its subject matter, the film falters due to the director’s lack of sense of humour.

This is a Ferrari that will zoom straight into your heart for its modesty. A beautiful watch!

Marathi actors featuring in Hindi films is not a new thing but the fact that it is only the veterans who get these roles points out the lack of young Marathi actors in Bollywood.