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Bollywood's 'grand old man' AK Hangal dies, cremated in Mumbai Hindustan Times AK Hangal has acted in around 225 Hindi films in a career spanning from 1966 to 2005. more photos ». Bollywood veteran and favourite character actor A.K. Hangal, dubbed the "grand old man" of Hindi cinema for his elderly roles, died on Sunday aged 95. See all stories on this topic » Hindustan Times

Working after marriage Hindustan Times Bollywood is growing and how, with coming-of-age movies, stunts at par with Hollywood flicks and many successful indie films. But some things remain unchanged — and married female actors top that list. Even today, filmmakers are apprehensive about ... See all stories on this topic » Hindustan Times

AK Hangal: Bollywood's favourite grandpa Daily News & Analysis Hailed once as the 'uncrowned king of theatre', AK Hangal was not very keen to join films but ended up playing roles of the loving father or grandfather and doting servant of Bollywood with elan. He played roles in films like Sholay, Shaukeen, Namak ... See all stories on this topic » Daily News & Analysis

AK Hangal: Bal Thackeray once called him a traitor Times of India He was awarded Padma Bhushan for his contribution to Hindi cinema in 2006. The actor was in news last year for living a life in penury. His son Vijay, a retired still cameraman in Bollywood, appealed for help after failing to meet Hangal's medical ... See all stories on this topic »

Hangal's death leaves 'sannata' in Bollywood, say artistes India Today Bollywood fondly remembered the grand old man of Hindi cinema and distinguished theatre artist AK Hangal, saying his demise has left a 'sannata' (silence). Hangal breathed his last at 9 AM today following a brief illness aggravated by a fracture on his ... See all stories on this topic » India Today

Bollywood's grand old man AK Hangal passes away Deccan Herald Bollywood's distinguished character artist A K Hangal, who endeared himself to the audience by playing the role of the lovable old man in films like 'Sholay', 'Shaukeen' and 'Namak Haram', died today following a brief illness. The 98-year-old actor, ... See all stories on this topic »

Bollywood's 'grand old man' AK Hangal dies AFP MUMBAI — Bollywood veteran and favourite character actor A.K. Hangal, dubbed the "grand old man" of Hindi cinema for his elderly roles, died on Sunday aged 95. The actor's son, Vijay Hangal, told reporters the news outside Asha Parekh hospital in ... See all stories on this topic »

Bollywood bids adieu to its wise old man AK Hangal Zee News ... adieu to its wise old man AK Hangal Zeenews Bureau Popularly known as AK Hangal, Avtar Kishan made his debut in Hindi cinema at the age of 50 in Basu Bhattacharya`s 'Teesri Kasam' in 1966 and since then, played a number of memorable characters. See all stories on this topic »

Punjabi movie to release in Pakistan Deccan Herald Latest Bollywood flick, Salam Khan starrer Ek Tha Tiger might have been banned in Pakistan, but Ajj De Ranjhe will be the first Punjabi movie to be released in Pakistan and India simultaneously on September 7. Manmohan Singh, director and producer of ... See all stories on this topic »

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