Sana Farzeen is a journalist at The Indian Express. With a deep-rooted passion for film and television, she covers a wide array of topics including the film industry, entertainment news, and cultural movements, often engaging in insightful dialogues with celebrities. Sana's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN and India Today.
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By: Pritinanda Behera, Sana Farzeen
Director Abhinay Deo said he never understood why some of his films are labelled "ahead of their time."
By: Sana Farzeen
Fresh off her Academy invitation, costume designer Eka Lakhani speaks to India Today about the surprise honour, her journey in cinema, Bhanu Athaiya's legacy, and why Indian craftsmanship is finally earning global recognition.
By: Sana Farzeen
Baby Do Die Do review: Baby Karmarkar, a deaf and mute contract killer, hunts her sister's murderers in a pulpy revenge saga. Huma Qureshi anchors the film as it blends old-school Bollywood excess with confident storytelling.
Sources close to Vijay's Jana Nayagan said the film is still awaiting CBFC clearance despite reports of an A certificate. The release date will be announced only after certification, even as speculation over a late July release continues.
By: Sana Farzeen
Actor Aamir Khan and his partner Gauri Spratt will marry at home on July 5 in a private ceremony. The couple have kept the guest list small, chosen the menu themselves and sought blessings for their new chapter.
By: Sana Farzeen
Actor Aamir Khan and his partner Gauri Spratt will marry at home on July 5 in a private ceremony. The couple have kept the guest list small, chosen the menu themselves and sought blessings for their new chapter.
By: Sana Farzeen, Vineeta Kumar
Government officials said the 72nd National Film Awards are likely to be announced next week, not today. The clarification has eased speculation as anticipation builds around films certified in 2024.
By: Sana Farzeen
Actor Diljit Dosanjh's long-delayed film, Punjab '95 has been released on OTT, as Satluj. The renamed streaming debut follows years of censorship disputes and festival disruption.
By: Sana Farzeen
Harshad Chopda's remarks about gay men on Lock Upp have triggered criticism online. The row has widened into a debate on homophobia, accountability and the show's response.
Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt got married in a private ceremony at his Bandra home. Their wedding followed a 25-year association and a relationship that began two years ago.
