In an exclusive interview with India Today, Shabana Azmi stressed the need for sensitivity towards ageing parents, calling old age a "second childhood." She urged people to include elders in daily life, not just place them on a pedestal.
In an exclusive chat with India Today, Shabana Azmi critiques Bollywood's weak storytelling, OTT's impact, and the lack of recall value in films. She also praises changing roles for women, saying actresses now have longer careers than before.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, actor Adarsh Gourav reacted to Hansal Mehta calling him a 'chameleon'. He urged Bollywood to take risks, criticised the obsession with box office numbers, and said filmmakers should stop underestimating audiences.
Salman Khan's Sikandar trailer promises high-octane action, dialoguebaazi and drama. Directed by AR Murugadoss, the Eid release also stars Rashmika Mandanna and Sathyaraj.
Bollywood's golden era gave us iconic dialogues, music, and moments. Today, films have become forgettable and do not have a lasting impact. Experts blame weak writing, fleeting music, and OTT overload for cinema's declining recall value.
Be Happy promises an emotional father-daughter tale but stumbles with a half-baked story and predictable tropes. Abhishek Bachchan delivers a heartfelt performance, but even he can't save this lacklustre dance-drama. Weak storytelling makes it forgettable in the realm of OTT content.
Dupahiya review: This Prime Video series is a charming small-town comedy with endearing performances, witty dialogues, and social themes. While it drags at times, its humour and heart make it a delightful, easy watch.
Chhaava, led by Vicky Kaushal, delivers relentless, violent war sequences that lack emotional depth, making battles exhausting rather than engaging. Unlike Bajirao Mastani and Jodhaa Akbar, which balanced spectacle with storytelling, Chhaava overwhelms with its brutal scenes.
Akshaye Khanna delivers a chilling, restrained portrayal of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb in Chhaava, standing out amid past cinematic depictions. His silent menace contrasts Vicky Kaushal's fiery energy, proving that true power doesn't always need words—just presence.
Vicky Kaushal has mastered period dramas, seamlessly embodying real-life figures like Udham Singh, Sam Manekshaw, and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. His intense prep, physical transformations, and emotional depth make history compelling on screen, cementing his legacy in Bollywood.
Director Arati Kadav addresses the backlash over Mrs not crediting The Great Indian Kitchen in the trailer, stressing the need for proper recognition. Mrs, starring Sanya Malhotra, is streaming on Zee5.
Arati Kadav talked about Mrs, a Hindi remake of The Great Indian Kitchen, and how it highlights patriarchy, invisible labour of women, and societal expectations. She also reflects on using personal experiences in the film.
Bada Naam Karenge is a classic Rajshri Productions love story with sweet romance, catchy music, and family drama. While it evokes nostalgia, its simple plot and dated gender roles may not resonate with all. Strong performances and a heartfelt message make it a warm, fulfilling watch.
Rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake's feud spans over a decade, with diss tracks, accusations, and a lawsuit. From collaborations to lyrical attacks, here's a full breakdown of their ongoing rap battle.
Sooraj Barjatya brings his signature family drama to OTT with Sony LIV's Bada Naam Karenge. He believes audiences can connect with 'Prem' as well as they connect with Ranbir Kapoor's Animal. He hopes to revive family-friendly content on digital platforms.
Netflix's The Roshans explores the cinematic legacy of one of Bollywood's most iconic families across three generations. While it offers nostalgia, captivating interviews, and musical brilliance, the docu-series avoids delving into the family's missteps.
India's live music scene is booming, with concert revenues projected to hit Rs 1,000 crore by 2025. Fuelled by rising disposable incomes and a growing 'experience economy,' the industry is attracting global and Indian artists alike. Challenges persist, but the future looks vibrant and inclusive.
The year 2025 is packed with exciting releases from Bollywood and South Indian cinema, featuring historical dramas, action-packed thrillers, and anticipated sequels.
Doctors review: The makers of the Sharad Kelkar and Harleen Sethi-led show have done justice to stitching together the personal and professional lives of doctors. They have handled the medical side of the stories well.
Singer-rapper Honey Singh addresses why Mafia Mundeer was left out of his Netflix documentary, explaining that the makers chose to focus on untold stories. Director Mozez Singh adds that the band is no longer relevant to Singh's journey.
