Indian cinema

In a heartwarming crossover of Bollywood legends, Ram Gopal Varma dropped by Aditya Dhar’s residence, gushing over the phenomenal success of ‘Dhurandhar’. The maverick director, who’s no stranger to controversy …

Telangana’s film fraternity came alive as veteran superstar Kamal Haasan received the Paddy Jayraj Film Award during the revived Gaddar Film Awards. The recognition spotlights his extraordinary contributions to cinema, …

In the wave of resurgence for historical epics in Bollywood, director Bharat Krishnamachari’s ‘Swambhu’ emerges as a beacon, chronicling the pivotal moments leading into India’s legendary golden era. Set against …

Picture a young boy from a tiny Uttar Pradesh village, never dreaming of movie stardom, yet rising to become one of Bollywood’s most beloved faces. Rajpal Yadav, celebrating his birthday …

Anubhav Sinha’s ‘Aussi’ is more than a film—it’s a societal indictment that has captivated audiences since its debut. The director, celebrated for thought-provoking narratives, delivers a stark portrayal of justice’s …

In the glittering world of Indian streaming, Siddhant has emerged as a powerhouse with roles in ‘Jubilee’ and ‘Freedom at Midnight’. But behind the acclaim lies a story rooted in …

Mumbai’s indie film scene continues to push boundaries, and ‘Accused’ is the latest example. Directed by Anubhuti Kashyap, this Netflix release dives into the complexities of sexual harassment accusations without …

In the annals of Indian cinema, Prakash Jha stands tall as a director unafraid to confront reality. His story starts humbly with ‘Face After the Storm,’ a 1981 documentary that …

The release of ‘Shatak: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s 100 Years’ is making waves across Indian theaters, drawing praise for its honest depiction of the RSS’s storied past. In a candid interview, …

Breaking barriers at one of the world’s top awards, Farhan Akhtar-produced Manipuri gem ‘Bung’ has won the BAFTA for Outstanding British Film in the Children’s and Family category. Directed by …