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In an exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, Jio Hotstar’s Deli Boys stars Poorna Jagannathan and Fred Armisen discuss Season 2, their unexpected on-screen chemistry, cultural discoveries on set, and the evolution of South Asian representation in Western media.

In an exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, the cast and crew of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed opened up about blending dark humour with drama, improvising on set, working with Tatiana Maslany, and why Jake Johnson still wants to be a full-blown Bollywood hero someday. Watch full interview:

In this exclusive interview with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal (@filmybugB), bestselling author Shelby Van Pelt opens up about writing her debut novel Remarkably Bright Creatures, the inspiration behind Marcellus the octopus, and how her Swedish grandmother inspired the beloved character Tova.

In an exclusive chat with India Today, actor Woo Do-hwan reflected on the pressure, success, and growing worldwide reach of K-dramas as Bloodhounds Season 2 topped the charts.

K-pop group AMPERS&ONE are stepping into their 'Definition' era with clarity and ambition. In an exclusive chat with Bhavna Agarwal for India Today, the group opens up about shaping their fourth mini-album, from lyricism to concept building, and the striking choreography behind ‘God’.

In an exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna, Jisoo and Seo In-guk open up about their Netflix show Boyfriend on Demand, their ideal types, dating signals and even a possible Bollywood project.

After facing backlash for her casting in One Piece Season 2 on Netflix, British-Indian actor Charithra Chandran says she refuses to let online noise define her journey. She speaks about representation, resilience and playing Miss Wednesday, in her chat with India Today's Bhavna.

The Straw Hat crew is back. Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero Gibson and Taz Skylar share the best advice they got while stepping into their characters in One Piece Season 2, in an interview with India Today's Bhavna Agarwal (@filmybugB) . They also open up about the bond that makes the Straw Hats work.

In this exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, the showrunner of Young Sherlock, the new Sherlock series, talks about exploring the detective’s early years, the pressure of handling such an iconic character, and collaborating with Guy Ritchie on set. Watch the full conversation to see how the makers reimagined Holmes for a new generation.

In an interview with India Today, comedian Samay Raina discusses his show Still Alive and performing at Madison Square Garden. Reflecting on past legal controversies, Raina humorously compares performing in India and the US, while explaining how personal resilience fuelled his latest unscripted performance.

The big talking point of this edition of 'To The Point' is the controversy surrounding the Netflix thriller 'Ghooskhor Pandat' following protests from Brahmin groups.

In this edition of Newstrack, watch India Today's special ground report from the tragic site at Bharat City Society in Ghaziabad, where three sisters aged between 12 and 16 allegedly entered a suicide pact and jumped from the ninth floor of their apartment.

In an exclusive interaction with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, the cast of the Netflix hit series Bridgerton, including Luke Thompson, Yerin Ha, Golda Rosheuvel, and Adjoa Andoh, discuss the evolution of love and friendship in the upcoming season 4.

This report highlights the growing viewer dissatisfaction following the OTT debut of Ranbir Singh's action thriller 'Dhurandhar' on Netflix. Despite a successful theatrical run, the film's digital release has sparked criticism due to significant alterations. One major point of contention is that 'the Netflix version included censored language and cut nearly 10 minutes of footage.' Social media platforms have been flooded with complaints regarding muted dialogues and edited scenes, which surprised audiences expecting uncut content for a mature, adult-only rating. Viewers expressed disappointment that the streaming version did not maintain the integrity of the original theatrical cut. Despite this backlash, 'Dhurandhar' remains a strong performer in its eighth week of release and continues to dominate discussions regarding streaming standards and content regulation in India. The report also confirms that the highly anticipated sequel to this blockbuster is scheduled for a theatrical release on the 19th of March, keeping the franchise in the spotlight amidst the current controversy.

In an exclusive interview with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, actor Sophie Turner was joined by her co-star Archie Madekwe, who spoke about their love for India, RRR and more.

In this breaking news update, India Today Senior Correspondent Piyush Mishra reports on the Centre's new norms for social media and OTT platforms. Clarifying a major point of contention, the government has stated that 'OTT content will remain outside the central CBFC jurisdiction definition', meaning no pre-censorship by the board. Instead, the rules outline a 'three-tier institutional mechanism' under the IT Act to ensure adherence to content norms and address public grievances. As explained by Mishra to anchor Anjilee Istwal, this mechanism involves self-regulation by publishers, self-regulating bodies, and an oversight mechanism by the central government.

Stranger Things is ending, but not without one final emotional ride. In this India Today exclusive with Bhavna Agarwal, Millie Bobby Brown, Noah Schnapp and The Duffer Brothers [Matt and Ross] sit down to unpack the final season, the surreal feeling of saying goodbye, and how the cast has grown since 2016.

This special report focuses on the leadership tussle within the Karnataka Congress, with political consultant Nikhil Jain and Karnataka BJP spokesperson Surabhi Hridikeri debating the issue's impact on governance. The discussion covers the delay by the Congress 'High Command' in making a definitive decision on the Chief Minister's post, which is currently held by Siddaramaiah, amidst apparent factionalism involving Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar. Surabhi Hridikeri of the Karnataka BJP stated, 'Ever since this government came to power, 2.5 years, this has been like an OTT serial that's been going on and on and on, taking up media attention, public time, and worst of all, government ministers' mind space'. In response, Nikhil Jain defended the party, asserting that governance remains on track, citing the implementation of schemes like Gruha Jyothi and new infrastructure projects. Hridikeri countered by alleging that factionalism has led to governance failures, including an 'RCB stampede' and stalled projects.

In an exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, Damian Hardung spoke about playing James this season, why it was tougher than Season 1 and visiting India. He shared that he had visited India before but would like to return and especially visit Rajasthan. Joining in for another conversation was director Martin Schreier, who explained why this season was more about them finding each other as individuals versus enemies-to-lovers trope.

In an exclusive chat with India Today’s Bhavna Agarwal, Takahiro Sakurai san spoke on his journey with the character, the evolution arc of Giyu and Tanjiro, and the overwhelming response from Indian fans.