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‘In films, if your work is good, they don’t care about mazhab’

New Delhi, September 6: In the fiercely competitive world of Mumbai cinema, Emraan Hashmi has way to go. Called the “serial-kisser,” a reference to his liplock string in Murder, Hashmi can also flaunt his antecedents: he is director Mahesh Bhatt’s nephew, alumni of a reputed Parsi school. But he can’t get the house he  ....Read more

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