With Heeramandi, Sanjay Leela Bhansali has joined the Hindi cinema patriotism game, only to refute it – hurrah! But coming from a filmmaker...

"Laapataa Ladies" (Lost Ladies) prompts a contemplation on the contrast between films like "Salaar," "Animal," "Pushpa," and the "KGF" fran...

The rise of OTT platforms has provided a new platform for actors to excel and explore challenging roles. Shows like "Kaalkoot" on JioCinema...

Daggubati is all set to make his OTT debut with the film 'Rana Naidu'.

Nna Thaan Case Kodu, a social drama representing the facts and realities of life, has attracted media attention due to the hate campaign ag...

Kukunoor's latest project is the Prime Video series 'Modern Love Hyderabad', which takes him back to the city of Nizams.

The Scots apparently have a short way with Mars chocolate bars, where they deep fry them in butter and animal fat - then they reportedly ea...

The star-studded family drama opened to mostly positive reviews and has earned over Rs 50 crore since its release.

If we are discussing the absence of 'realism' in a fictional movie, one might ask: how much of the Federer-Nadal-Djokovic super-era in men'...

Varun Dhawan-Shraddha Kapoor starrer 'ABCD 2' is a true-blue 3D dance film that serves us energy and verve while hip-hopping, dishes out a ...

Shefali Shah said she was initially apprehensive about playing a mother in "Dil Dhadakne Do" but she was also reluctant to let go off a goo...

Dedh Ishqiya is also aadhaa lesbian love. You first see a chaste kiss on Begum Para's forehead by her young companion Muniya.

After Sathyu's epochal Garm Hawa, Muslims for the first time in Kashyap's Wasseypur have been shown symbolizing the nation they live in.

Every now and then the now dead-and-done-with Pakistani film industry (cheekily called Lollywood) threatens to revive itself with the appea...

Jaypee PowerVentures, one of India's largest private hydropower producer, has recently released its TV ad campaign, conceptualized by Mudra...

Corporate finance and multiplex culture are making Indian movies see light at the end of the sad, dark tunnel they entered in the eighties.

Another over-the-top comedy with a senti-'mental' shade to the story which only ends up being detri-'mental' to your mental health.