Uma Ramasubramanian is a Senior Correspondent at Mid-Day. She covers a range of topics including Bollywood and media, with a particular focus on prominent figures such as Akshay Kumar and Rashmika Mandanna, reflecting her deep engagement with Indian entertainment culture. Uma's work has been featured in Mid-Day, Asian Sunday, and Asian Style.
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Uma Ramasubramanian covers a wide range of entertainment topics, with a focus on Bollywood and Indian cinema. Her articles include event coverage, opinion editorials, exclusive features, profile features, and reviews.
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Bhasker’s look in Mrs Falani modelled on ’60s heroines; actor sports fringe à la Sadhana
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Tillotama, Best Supporting Actor: Series nominee at mid-day and Radio City Hitlist OTT Awards, says Delhi Crime 2 showed society’s judgment towards women, through her role
Jim, who reprises the role of Homi Bhabha in Rocket Boys 2, says his similarities with the character made it easier to approach it
By: Uma Ramasubramanian
Ayesha Jhulka on her role in her next web show that comically showcases conflicts between four generations of an Indian family
By: Uma Ramasubramanian
Manisha Koirala an epitome of grace, bravery, and unmatched brilliance, rose from Nepal's breath-taking scenery to become a household name in Indian cinema, especially Bollywood. Her career, which began in 1991 with her performance in “Saudagar” won over viewers' hearts, especially with her electrifying performance in the hit song “Ilu Ilu.”
By: Uma Ramasubramanian
Following the success of Shah Rukh Khan's ‘Pathaan' and ‘Jawaan,' the emphasis now shifts to another Bollywood heavyweight, Salman Khan, as he prepares to return to the big screen with his highly awaited ‘Tiger 3.' The teaser for the film, which stars Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, and Emraan Hashmi, has already set the stage for what promises to be a huge success.
By: Uma Ramasubramanian
The AIM (Author In Me) Literary Festival, is returning following huge success in 2022. The festival, which is founded by Ekta Bajaj and Monica Sood, strives to empower diverse voices and promote inclusivity in publishing. It aims celebrate storytellers, launch new books, and foster a vibrant literary community.
By: Uma Ramasubramanian
Every frame of the much awaited “Archies” trailer offered a breath of fresh air, making it worth the wait. With its distinctive Indian version of the well-loved classic seen through the eyes of the Anglo-Indian community, this charming teaser transports viewers on a nostalgic trip. The gang of youngsters struggle with the intricacies of love, heartbreak, friendship, and rebellion against the backdrop of the 1960s in the made-up hilltop town of Riverdale.
By: Uma Ramasubramanian
Few films trailers command attention like Ranbir Kapoor's ‘Animal.' The trailer has left audiences eagerly waiting to watch the film. In an unusual departure from his reserved persona, Ranbir has gone to great lengths to ensure a global buzz for ‘Animal.' Ranbir Kapoor has adopted a completely different approach to promote this film, showcasing a side of him rarely seen before.
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