Vineet Kumar Singh

Vineet Kumar Singh, who made his film debut with 'Pitaah' in 2002, recently opened up about his career journey in an interview where he appeared emotional. He spoke about how his career has not gone the way he had hoped, despite his passion and hard work.

Vineet Kumar Singh expressed his admiration for Shah Rukh Khan and shared heartfelt memories with him. He recounted a special visit to SRK’s house post-Mukkabaaz and his enriching collaboration with Red Chillies. The actor also discussed his struggles in the film industry, touching upon challenges and nepotism, reflecting emotionally on his journey.

Based on 'The Game Behind Saffron Terror', 'Match Fixing - The Nation at Stake' is a gripping political thriller directed by Kedaar Gaekwad, showcasing Vineet Kumar Singh in a stellar performance. The film explores controversial Indo-Pak relations, dramatic terror attacks between 2004 and 2008, and highlights intense conspiracies and political agendas, leaving viewers pondering long after the credits roll.

Vineet Kumar Singh reflects on the 10th anniversary of 'Ugly,' a film praised at the Cannes Film Festival. Directed by Anurag Kashyap, the dark thriller involves a child's kidnapping and features Vineet's complex role. 'Ugly' received acclaim at various festivals for its distinctive themes, storytelling, and unique direction by Kashyap, who used unconventional filming methods.

Vineet Kumar Singh, known for his versatile acting prowess, has carved a niche in Indian cinema with compelling performances in films like Mukkabaaz and Gangs of Wasseypur. In a candid conversation with ETimes, the actor opened up about his role in Match Fixing, his struggles, inspirations, and relationships with cinematic stalwarts like Anurag Kashyap, Shah Rukh Khan, and Karan Johar.

The actor talks about his switch from medicine to films

The actor tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend in November 2021

The Mukkabaaz actor thanks the filmmaker for showing faith in him and becoming his guiding force

The Mukkabaaz actor talks about his experience working with the Superboys of Malegaon’s director

Vineet Kumar Singh is still thrilled by the standing ovation his new film Superboys of Malegaon received at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Described the experience as "magical," he told ETimes, "We had a full house, and the international audience loved it."

'Any power can do good for you if you know how to handle it. If you don’t make the right use of it, it can destroy you. It is the nature of power. The internet space is a power. It can be used for the better'

Actors Vineet Kumar Singh, Urvashi Rautela and Akshay Oberoi along with director Susi Ganeshan attended the trailer launch event of their upcoming film 'Ghuspaithiya'.

The trailer for the film 'Ghuspaithiya,' starring Urvashi Rautela, Akshay Oberoi, and Vineet Kumar Singh, has been released. It delves into digital dangers, social media's effects on trust and privacy. Directed by Susi Ganeshan, the film will release on August 9.

The actor drew inspiration from Shah rukh Khan's iconic role from Darr for his next

Experts have stated that this year's post-monsoon heat in central and southern India may be further intensified by El Nino, resulting in temperatures that are 1-2 degrees Celsius above normal. The India Meteorological Department has released data showing that October is likely to be one of the five hottest Octobers on record since 1901.

Mother of Bollywood actor Vineet Kumar Singh passed away on June 20 at the age of 72.

As per IMD data, maximum temperatures have been soaring 3-4°C above normal in the northeast while the north and northwestern states have been 1-4°C above normal so far in September. Most places in east India too have been warmer than usual.

Actor Vineet Kumar Singh spoke about his role in the 2022 crime thriller 'Siya' and the valuable lessons he learned while filming the movie. The film explores the sensitive subject of rape and the fight for justice, with Vineet's character Mahinder being a common man who stands up for victims without any vested interests. Vineet emphasized the need for following the investigation procedure sensitively and encouraging victims to fight for justice instead of stigmatizing them. He also praised the director's realistic portrayal of his character and called 'Siya' an important story that needs to be told.

In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, Manish Mundra revisited his decision to choose an issue-based subject for his directorial debut, his apprehension about finding its audience and how challenging it is for an independent filmmaker to distribute the film on various platforms.