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Arshia Dhar is Associate Editor at The Hollywood Reporter India. She has also been a contributor to publications like Hindustan Times, India Today, BBC, The Hindu, Architectural Digest, The New Indian Express, NDTV, Outlook, Firstpost, among others.
As 'Fallout' returns, stars Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten and Walton Goggins reflect on survival, moral compromise and the uneasy hope that emerges when civilisation collapses
Mira Nair on crafting her cinematic legacy and why she has no chance of getting her son, New York city mayor Zohran Mamdani, to ever act in a film
The Hollywood Reporter India picks the 25 best Indian films of the 21st century. On the list is Mira Nair's 'Monsoon Wedding', where an on-screen celebration exposed the undercurrents of class, patriarchy, and fragile forgiveness in modern India.
The Hollywood Reporter India picks the 25 best Indian films of the 21st century. Making the list is Aditya Vikram Sengupta’s 'Asha Jaoar Majhe', a near-silent and hypnotic visual treatise on an unnamed married couple's romance in Kolkata
Sharmila Tagore’s return to screen reveals a legend still restless, observant, and deeply engaged with cinema.
A cultural reset, 'Ek Akasher Niche' shaped Bengali television’s golden era and birthed its brightest stars a quarter of a century ago.
Now restored to its original version by Film Heritage Foundation, 'Sholay’s' comeback in 4K gets the ending that its director Ramesh Sippy wanted 50 years ago.
With The Pooja Bhatt Show, the actor reclaims her story, offering raw reflections in iHeartMedia’s first India-focused podcast venture
Kareena Kapoor Khan and Vicky Kaushal represent a rare and durable stardom, defined wholly by a fearlessness that takes them where few in showbiz dare to go.
Reel locations become real landmarks for cinephiles chasing celluloid memories across continents, timelines and life stages.
Neel Soni’s BAFTA-longlisted short, 'Babli by Night,' is an intimate portrait of trans identity and wilderness-bound freedom.
As stars stole the spotlight, an Indian carpet brand built the foundation of the Met Gala — one strand at a time.
Artist Varad Bang paints Wong Kar-wai’s iconic film, turning cinematic stillness and solitude into an immersive show in Delhi.
Surging gigs, music tourism and global stars are fast propelling the Indian “concert economy” into a comfortable zone
The re-release of 'Nayak' on the big screen, almost six decades since its debut, underlines why this film — much like most others by the auteur — has aged like fine wine.
In his latest exhibition, the artist spotlights the known and unknown faces of those whose songs from the “Golden Era” of Indian cinema continue to be heard by millions across the world — and there’s more to why their art lives on.
Jasleen Royal opens for Coldplay in India – a key moment in her evolving journey as a self-taught musician. She reflects on changing industry dynamics and her plans to create more in 2025
