Soumyabrata Gupta is a journalist at Zoom Entertainment Television and Times Network. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including film and cinema, music, theater, and cultural issues, while also delving into social interests such as civil rights and gender issues. Soumyabrata's work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing his passion for storytelling across various media.
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Soumyabrata Gupta's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly Bollywood and Indian cinema. He seems to be interested in exclusive content, reviews, expert commentary, and investment analysis related to film releases, box office collections, celebrity interviews as well as announcements within the entertainment industry.
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By: Soumyabrata Gupta
Sarod maestros Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash return to Indian roots with their seven-track instrumental album, Sarod Serenades: Indian Instrumental Lullabies, Vol. 1. In an exclusive interaction with Zoom they open up about their project and inspiration behind it., Bollywood, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
Indian music spans diverse traditions, with film songs reaching mass audiences while classical music appeals to dedicated listeners. Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash in an exclusive interview with Zoom have snow said they believe comparing both genres is unfair., Bollywood, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
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By: Soumyabrata Gupta
The Runner Ending Explained: Gal Gadot’s The Runner follows Maia Marten, whose kidnapped son forces her into a deadly race against time. But did she really kill Radien Tafa?, OTT, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
Andrew Garfield is yet to congratulate Tom Holland on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, admitting he hasn’t watched the film yet. The actor spoke about it at The Uprising premiere., Hollywood, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
Director Abhishek Dogra’s Jeevan Ya Bheema Con?, starring Arshad Warsi and Sanjeeda Shaikh, brings a dark comedy to theatres, marking Warsi’s first double role as Jeevan and Bheema., Bollywood, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
Amid 2026’s big-budget spectacles, Vishal Chaturvedi’s devotional film Hanuman Ansh, based on Neem Karoli Baba, has emerged as a sleeper hit, echoing Obsession’s remarkable low-budget success., Bollywood, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
About The Magic Faraway Tree Enid Blyton's The Magic Faraway Tree has been a part of growing up for generations.
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
Hanuman Ansh, made on a Rs 2 crore budget, has defied expectations against big-budget films like Toxic, with Chandan Anand crediting its simplicity, emotion and spirituality for its success., Bollywood, Times Now
By: Soumyabrata Gupta
For generations, Krishna has transcended the flute-playing cowherd onscreen, evolving through portrayals that capture his playful charm, divine wisdom, strategic brilliance, and complex humanity., Bollywood, Times Now
