Article Hindi

Instead of 10,000 songs, I want to sing just 10 or 15 that will be remembered forever: Antara Mitra

Singer Antara Mitra speaks about her latest song 'Mehrama' and discusses trends in the Hindi music industry.

4 hours ago — Suyog Zore

Article Hindi

Meghna wanted Chhapaak to be a positive story, told from a survivor’s point of view, says Paayal Kapoor Nair

Actress Paayal Kapoor Nair, who played 'Shiraz Aunty' in Chhapaak, speaks about her role in Meghna Gulzar’s film and discusses her journey in acting.

21 hours ago — Sonal Pandya

Article Bengali

Women are always ahead of the times, mindset towards them needs to change: Ritabhari Chakraborty

Actress Ritabhari Chakraborty plays Shabari in Aritra Mukherjee’s directorial debut Brahma Janen Gopon Kommoti, which attempts to break various taboos associated with women participating in certain rituals and taking up certain tasks.

22 hours ago — Roushni Sarkar

Review Hindi

Zindagi In Short review: This Guneet Monga-helmed anthology offers compelling vignettes of the extraordinary within the ordinary

Seven short films artfully explore situations that arise in the lives of ordinary people as the anthology takes us through a gamut of emotions

1 day ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Article English (India)

INA veterans in Malaysia were able to rebuild because of a support system, says filmmaker Choodie Shivaram

Journalist and filmmaker Choodie Shivaram speaks about the long journey of documenting the accounts of the Malaysian veterans of the Indian National Army into her film, At The Altar Of India’s Freedom.

2 days ago — Sonal Pandya

Review Hindi

Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan review: Ayushmann, Jeetu lead the charge in a much-needed coming-out story

Hitesh Kewalya's directorial debut aims to change the gaze of love stories in Hindi cinema, with frequent throwbacks to a 1990s classic with Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), and succeeds to a large extent.

2 days ago — Sonal Pandya

Review Hindi

Bhoot: The Haunted Ship review – Sets sail confidently, only to sink

The Vicky Kaushal-starrer, the first of a planned horror trilogy, falls prey to the well-known second-half syndrome.

2 days ago — Keyur Seta

Review Hindi

Eeb Allay Ooo! review: Moving tale disguised as black comedy

The film is an entertainer with not a dull moment. Yet, it also provides a layered and moving depiction of how people from weaker sections become victims of circumstances.

3 days ago — Roushni Sarkar