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'Widow's Bay' and 'The Pitt' Win Big at Emmy Awards

'Widow's Bay' and 'The Pitt' Win Big at Emmy Awards

Rhys, Kate O'Flynn and Stephen Root all claimed acting prizes for their roles in the hit show.

Sep 15, 2026 Read More »
Pan-India? Nani Calls Term ‘Overused and Abused’

Pan-India? Nani Calls Term ‘Overused and Abused’

From Nani to Rana Daggubati, stars and producers question whether the marketing badge promises more than films can deliver!

Sep 13, 2026 Read More »
Father Gulzar’s Reinvention Keeps His Poetry Relevant: Meghna Gulzar

Father Gulzar’s Reinvention Keeps His Poetry Relevant: Meghna Gulzar

Filmmaker Says Gulzar’s Lyrics Continue To Resonate With Younger Generations

Sep 13, 2026 Read More »
Telugu Stars Wake Up: Call Pan-India Term Stupid and Abused

Telugu Stars Wake Up: Call Pan-India Term Stupid and Abused

“Stop using the term ‘Pan-India.’ It’s an overused and abused term. Paradise will be released in all languages, but our target is mainly the Telugu market,” Nani said.

Sep 13, 2026 Read More »
AR Rahman Urges Bollywood To Embrace Kashmir’s Peace, Culture And Cinematic Potential

AR Rahman Urges Bollywood To Embrace Kashmir’s Peace, Culture And Cinematic Potential

The Valley deserves far greater global cinematic attention and should be celebrated for its beauty, peace and artistic potential: Reports

Sep 12, 2026 Read More »
Srinagar’s Film Festival Leaves Local Creatives Feeling Unseen and Disrespected

Srinagar’s Film Festival Leaves Local Creatives Feeling Unseen and Disrespected

What had been promoted as a landmark cultural revival for the region instead became a source of frustration and resentment, particularly among Kashmiri artists who felt sidelined at a festival meant to celebrate their own cinematic heritage

Sep 12, 2026 Read More »
Indian Filmmaker Anuparna Roy Says Venice-Winning Debut Blocked at Home

Indian Filmmaker Anuparna Roy Says Venice-Winning Debut Blocked at Home

That movie shone a light on sexism, religious discrimination and corruption in the Indian police, as well as the treatment of lower-caste people.

Sep 11, 2026 Read More »
How Devotional Films Defy Bollywood’s Box Office Formula

How Devotional Films Defy Bollywood’s Box Office Formula

According to several industry executives and film historians, faith-based cinema across languages has always appealed to audiences, right from "Jai Santoshi Maa" in 1975 and "Shirdi Ke Sai Baba" in 1977 to "Mahavatar Narsimha" about two Lord Vishnu avatars, Varaha and Narsimha in 2024. "Mahavatar" e

Sep 11, 2026 Read More »
Epic Movie Review: A Mediocre Take On Live-in Relationships

Epic Movie Review: A Mediocre Take On Live-in Relationships

Director Aditya Haasan struggles to turn this premise into a compelling feature. The film often feels like an extended web series, with repetitive characters, lengthy conversations, and situations that fail to move the story forward. The slow-paced screenplay and amateurish dialogues are easily the

Sep 11, 2026 Read More »
When A Film Flops, Can A Screen Couple Become Toxic?

When A Film Flops, Can A Screen Couple Become Toxic?

Chemistry can sell films, endorsements and everything in between. But one major flop can turn that same chemistry into a question mark for advertisers!

Sep 10, 2026 Read More »