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From Hyderabad to Mumbai, Patna to Bhopal, Telugu stars have spent the past few years pursuing the coveted pan-India crown. Yet for every Baahubali, RRR or Pushpa, there are several films discovering that nationwide marketing does not guarantee nationwide appeal. Audience preferences remain stubbornly regional!
In filmmaker Tribeny Rai’s Nepali-language debut drama, Shape of Momo, the dumpling becomes a reminder of how the idea of food functions in a patriarchal societ
Top Ahilya Bamroo calls herself an incidental as well as an accidental actor.
Savour London's short but lavish summer with Fortnum's vintage boat picnics, Frida and Marilyn retrospectives, inventive cocktails and Mexican flavours reshaping the city's culinary map.
By: Puja Talwar
Top As the countdown begins for Alia Bhatt and Sharvari Wagh's high-octane thriller Alpha, Anil Kapoor believes the film could mark a turning point for Bollywood.
Top Ajay Devgn's next action entertainer, Chauhaan, announced on June 25, has irked the Rajput Chauhan clan.
The 26-year-old actor will star opposite Teja Sajja in the sequel to the 2021 hit Zombie Reddy
The star of the new Apple TV series, Lucky, gets candid on everything from her love for con movies to wanting Salma Hayek "for everything"!
By: Puja Talwar
From intimate self-portraits and personal artefacts to her enduring influence on fashion and pop culture, Tate Modern's Frida: The Making of an Icon offers a compelling look at the artist who continues to captivate generations.
Ali Fazal is an actor of illusion, disappearing so completely into his characters that each role feels worlds apart from the last. He was the lovable, vulnerable Joy Lobo in
