Divya Dutta

Despite its availability on various OTT platforms, the re-release of Veer Zaara illustrates that the cinematic experience continues to hold a special place in the hearts of moviegoers. The film is set to be screened in 250 theaters across India, with just one show per day in each theatre, allowing fans to relive the emotional journey of Veer and Zaara on the big screen.

Actress Divya Dutta on Teacher's Day on Thursday wished her brother Rahul, who is a doctor and said that her heart swells with pride when she hears randomly from people about how amazingly he teaches.

Actress Divya Dutta shared a throwback picture featuring veteran star Dharmendra and her mother while they were in Toronto.

The actress who made her debut in 1994 talks about her journey

'The Promised Land: A Visual Anatomy of Human Faith', launched in Delhi recently, is a documentation of faith through the lens of a teenager.

Divya Dutta feels that actors should definitely be considerate and think from the producer’s point of view

Actress Divya Dutta has a tradition of celebrating the first monsoon showers by stepping out and dancing to Bollywood music

The actress talks about her late mother Nalini Dutta and her constant support

Tahira Kashyap Khurrana, in an exclusive interview, revealed her daughter Varushka's independent nature, similar to her own, and her son's musical inclinations, like Ayushmann. She emphasized encouraging her children to voice their opinions, contrasting her stricter upbringing. Both kids cheered for her during the screening of her directorial debut, "Sharmajee Ki Beti."

Tahira Kashyap debuts as a feature film director with Sharmajee Ki Beti, starring Sakshi Tanwar, Divya Dutta, Sharib Hashmi, and Saiyami Kher. Inspired by her life, Tahira shares how her children cheered for her at the screening, recognizing her 7-year journey of passion and hard work and also speaks about her husband Ayushmann.

Divya Dutta, celebrating 30 years in acting, reflects on her journey. The Dhaakad actress speaks about the importance of women having the freedom to make choices and applauds the changing portrayal of female characters onscreen.

The actress was recently seen in Sharmajee Ki Beti and has exciting projects lined up for the year

Tahira Kashyap's 'Sharmajee Ki Beti', starring Saiyami Kher, Divya Dutta, and Sakshi Tanwar, sheds light on urban women. Starting the script in 2017, facing personal setbacks and lockdowns, Applause helped eventually. Despite breakdowns and weathering storms, she told Free Press Journal she survived through chanting, meditation, and working on multiple scripts.

In a recent interview, Divya Dutta opened up about getting married and companionship.

Divya Dutta calls Ranvir Shorey a ‘fabulous actor’ in reaction to his joining Bigg Boss because he isn't getting paid to appear in films.

​After this eye-opening encounter, Dutta made a conscious effort to select projects that truly made her happy, rather than signing on the dotted line for every offer that came her way. "Then slowly, I stopped and I started selecting things that truly made me happy. And after that, my career graph changed," she recalled.

​Divya Dutta is a name synonymous with versatility in Bollywood. With a career stretching over three decades, she has captivated audiences with her nuanced portrayals of a wide range of characters. Today, we delve into Divya's journey, exploring her early struggles, the turning point in her career, and the bittersweet emotions that accompanied her breakthrough role in Yash Chopra's iconic film, Veer-Zaara

Actress Divya Dutta, who has created a niche in Bollywood with her stellar performances, has gotten only one chance to star alongside Shah Rukh Khan. But did you know Shah Rukh had recommended Divya’s name to Mani Ratnam for his 1998 film Dil Se?

Actress Divya Dutta recently opened up about the special bond that she shares with Salman Khan, who went out of his way to help her nail a scene when they were working together on the film 'Veergati'.

Following 'Veer Zaara,' Divya Dutta prioritizes meaningful roles, resisting industry stereotypes and objectification, showcasing her talent and determination in pursuing diverse and respected projects, steering clear of being typecast.