Prachi Arya

Ranveer Singh's latest hit 'Dhurandhar' proved that when storytelling meets scale, the big screen wins. OTT may be convenient, but cinema, when done right, remains irreplaceable.

Several talented actors impressed with strong roles this year after being away from the limelight for a while. Take a look at the names here.

A single dialogue in Ranveer Singh's blockbuster spy drama sparked outrage and legal action. Here's how Dhurandhar ended up with a muted version in theatres.

Bhooth Bangla puts Akshay Kumar back in a horror-comedy space shaped by humour. The film underlines how comedy can sharpen fear, drama and audience connection across genres.

YouTube has emerged as a popular platform for many celebrities in the showbiz world to garner fans and big money.

Actor Ulka Gupta, who has been in the industry for nearly two decades, spoke about facing colourism and repeated rejection as a child artiste before she made her debut with the 2006 show, Resham Dankh.

Konkona Sen Sharma has unfollowed the Cockroach Janata Party account after initially following the viral satire page.

With System on Prime Video, Sonakshi Sinha’s recent streaming work has brought her into sharper focus. The shift shows how OTT has opened space for more layered, character-led roles in her career.

Rajni Ki Baraat follows a Darbhanga girl fighting patriarchy for love. The film's bold climax and Ulka Gupta's restrained performance stand out, but you can't move beyond the uneven writing and forgettable music.

Ucha Lamba Kad 2.O may bring fresh beats and a new pairing with Akshay Kumar and Disha Patani, but it also serves as a reminder of one undeniable truth: some songs are impossible to separate from the stars who made them iconic.