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Between her stand-up special 'Hoemonal' going international and a very NDA-guarded series, the comedian-actor reflects on fandom, film sets and more
Farida Jalal looks back on a life in cinema shaped by friendship, restraint and a refusal to compromise.
The Geetu Mohandas-directed film secures a ₹105 crore overseas advance for its Indian-language editions, marking one of the biggest pre-release international deals for an Indian film.
In an exclusive conversation with The Hollywood Reporter India, the filmmaker discusses her two Oscar-nominated projects 'The Perfect Neighbor' and 'The Devil Is Busy,' her background in social justice storytelling, and why restraint, form and access matter more than ever.
Cinematographer Amit Roy explains the philosophy, physicality and emotional greyness behind the Ranbir Kapoor-Bobby Deol showdown in 'Animal'
Nominated for Best Children’s and Family Film at the 2026 BAFTA Awards, Lakshmipriya Devi’s tender Manipuri-language debut travels from childhood memory to global recognition.
The 'Four More Shots Please!' actor traded scripts for street food, cruises, and coffee on a birthday trip to Vietnam.
The Ranveer Singh–led spy franchise shifts music labels for its second instalment, slated for a 19 March 2026 theatrical release; the first film is now streaming on Netflix.
From bombs and machine guns to burning teddy bears and flying sparks, cinema's favourite smokers have turned lighting a cigarette into an extreme sport
37 years later, Arundhati Roy and Pradip Krishen’s scrappy, tender film about dissent, language and young failure returns in a newly restored version, with a screening scheduled at the Berlinale on February 16
A.R. Rahman, Hariharan, Sonu Nigam and Shaan came together at Mumbai’s Jio World Garden on the late maestro’s barsi, turning a packed concert into an evening of remembrance.
As cinemas fill up with alpha heroes and grim spectacle, Vir Das makes a case for unapologetic, joke-dense comedy.
Taking over from Hugh Laurie, actor Diego Calva speaks about humanising Teddy, avoiding clichés, and the charged tension opposite Tom Hiddleston in the second season of the hit show
As the series returns, actor Tom Hiddleston speaks about trauma, moral clarity and why his character Jonathan Pine’s calm exterior hides a far more dangerous man.
As tentpoles faltered and OTT safety nets vanished, 2025 forced theatres to relearn an old truth: survival lies not in spectacle alone, but in a steady diet of films that connect.
Indian cinema’s unpredictable future has an unexpected solution — and it lives in our gaming consoles.
This third trip to Pandora with 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' is ravishing, earnest, and emotionally overloaded.
Kalki Koechlin reflects on her new Franco-American film 'Her Song,' the tyranny of spectacle, and the disappearance of indie cinema.
After years of hypermasculine heroes, the monstrous feminine finally found its place in 2025, as India discovered its bloodlust with vampires in 'Lokah,' 'Thamma,' 'Sister Midnight' and 'Sinners'
In her directorial debut 'Saali Mohobbat', streaming on ZEE5, Tisca Chopra turns her decades of curiosity into an unsettling drama.
