Aan Tiwari honoured with Best Child Actor award for Baal ShivTags
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'Romantic' Mumbai rains make Kangana earn for someone special
The Mumbai rains on Wednesday left Kangana Ranaut in a romantic mood. The Bollywood actress earned for the person meant for her to show up.
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Tom Hiddleston: Have always felt an affection for Loki
Actor Tom Hiddleston has opened up about what makes his character, Loki, the God of Mischief, the most fun character to portray.
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Working with Vijay Sethupathi, Nawazuddin Siddiqui is like master class: Kabir Duhan Singh
Actor Kabir Duhan Singh has essayed negative roles in many South Indian films and he recently played Raavan in the Hindi web series "Ramyug". He says he does not fear getting typecast.
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DJ Aqeel: Remixes today fail to create a connection with audience
Known for his foot-tapping remixes of Bollywood hits, DJ Aqeel feels remixes today fail to make a connection with the audience.
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Film shootings: Finding alternatives (Column: B-Town)
Movie shoots have either been stalled for long enough or, in some cases, completed in a patchwork manner. Take for example, the recently-released Salman Khan movie, "Radhe". The villain has been established as having come from Malaysia and the climax was
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Review: Dom: Gripping saga
The father is a cop, the son is a criminal, and the show is a suspense drama woven around familial conflict. Bollywood masala, anyone? Well, "Dom" is based on a true story that happened in Brazil, the pre-credits announce. Truth can be stranger than fiction.
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Review: The Family Man 2: Binge therapy
"The Family Man 2" crafts its fictional action drama referencing subcontinental socio-politics. Mainly centred on the Sri Lankan Tamil rebel movement, the plot incorporates an Indian Prime Minister concerned about China's need to gain strategic advantage in Indian Ocean and Pakistan's swing towards ultra-Right as necessary mentions.
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Vidya Balan: In 'Sherni' I play a woman of few words but many dimensions
The trailer of the Vidya Balan-starrer "Sherni" was unveiled on Wednesday. The actress says the film, which is slated to release on June 18, deals with a sensitive topic that touches upon respect, mutual understanding, and co-existence, not just between m
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Asees Kaur: Learnt how to record my music during lockdown
Working amidst lockdown has been a blessing in disguise for singer Asees Kaur in one way at least. She learnt how to record her music by herself at home."
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Allu Arjun pens Bday note to brother for 'biggest moral support'
Telugu star Allu Arjun has penned a heartwarming birthday note on Sunday for his actor brother Allu Sirish, whom he called his biggest moral support.
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Sanjay Kapoor: Before OTT, getting meaty roles was tough for middle-aged male actors
Sanjay Kapoor was launched in Bollywood by elder brother Boney Kapoor in the much-hyped 1995 reincarnation drama, "Prem", and then worked with some of the biggest actresses of the era including Madhuri Dixit, Juhi Chawla and Mamta Kulkarni in early films
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Stars rise to the challenge, again
Filmstars have been the biggest draw when a calamity strikes the country and funds have to be raised. Governments in states or at the Centre are quick to appeal to the stars to hit the streets and seek support and help of the people, to give their mite an
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'Ek Mini Katha' writer Merlapaka Gandhi was conscious not to cross line with humour
Writer Merlapaka Gandhi says he was conscious not to cross the line of sensitivity and decency while penning the new Telugu comedy, "Ek Mini Katha". The film starring Santosh Shoban and Kavya Thapar revolves around a common man who has the small penis syn
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Review: Maharani: Of Huma, drama and Bihar politics hungama
"Maharani" tells a story that could seem bizarre in many parts of the world (the observation is pertinent because, dropped on OTT, the series does vie for international eyeballs).
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Review: 'Friends: The Reunion': The one that flew down memory lane
"Friends: The Reunion" was never really meant to reload the hysteria. The purpose was always to remind the world that the hysteria still exists. Seventeen years after the original series ended its decade's run, the reunion special was essentially aimed at reiterating the fact that nostalgia around the series is still intact.
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Tamannaah Bhatia: Idea of a star is changing rapidly
Actress Tamannaah Bhatia feels the star culture is changing rapidly after the boom in the digital space.
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Lindsay Lohan to make a comeback in Christmas rom-com
Actress Lindsay Lohan is all set to make her acting comeback with a Christmas romantic comedy, about an heiress who has a skiing accident and suffers from amnesia.
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Suneel Darshan: Director's voice often controlled by star power, corporate houses today
Veteran filmmaker Suneel Darshan, best known for films like "Jaanwar", "Ek Rishtaa" and "Mere Jeevan Saathi" in the nineties and 2000s, feels the concept of family entertainment does not exist in Hindi cinema anymore and adds that many stars have often tr
