Tina Das is a reporter and sub-editor for ThePrint, with a focus on local news in India, particularly in New Delhi. She covers a wide range of topics including Bollywood, entertainment, social issues, and cultural commentary. Tina's articles often provide insightful analysis and commentary on current events and trends in Indian society.
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Tina Das' articles revolve around the entertainment industry in India, particularly Bollywood and Indian films. She frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in her coverage.
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By: Tina Das
New Delhi: From emerging as one of the first Indian voices to be heard on a gramophone to recording nearly 600 songs in 10 languages and spending
By: Meta Time, Tina Das
B ollywood has been obsessed with the courtesan culture for long. The mujra song and the courtesan with a golden heart were a stereotypical staple.
By: Tina Das
From Anmol Sidhu to Gurvinder Singh, Punjabi indie filmmakers have gained international critical acclaim. But their films have few takers in Indian theatres.
By: Tina Das
The hullaballoo over LinkedIn bot's pronoun use comes on a day when CJI DY Chandrachud used the phrase ‘pregnant person' in his judgment. It is a thing now. Get with the programme.
A TikTok and Instagram trend has reignited conversations on women’s safety. And men aren’t getting the point.
By: Tina Das
Shot on an iPhone and commissioned by MAMI Select, the 29-minute Jal Tu Jalaal Tu offers a rare glimpse into the anxiety-ridden world of workers.
For Lee, who is the new Australian avocado ambassador, this role gives him the opportunity to return to his 'second home'.
By: Tina Das
These days, Nick Booker travels around Delhi in a brightly painted auto-rickshaw driven by Alistair Campbell, an Australian who now lives in India. The expat influencer @indogenius is churning one hit reel after another.
By: Tina Das
G one are the days when an actor could get away with a bad performance, with a few critics dissing it in their columns or reviews.
By: Meta Time, Tina Das
Preetisheel Singh is the brain behind some of the most iconic characters in Indian films—from Ranveer Singh's Khilji to Allu Arjun's striking deity in Pushpa 2.
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