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The stars marked three decades of 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' by unveiling a Leicester Square statue — the first UK installation honouring an Indian film.
How can a show be so spectacularly oblivious, hoping its oblivion is contagious, and ultimately forgiven?
Watching the assembly line of episodes of 'Two Much', among other talk shows, the desire to know more about the lives of these celebrities has dulled, if not been decimated.
Lalit Pandit, of the mighty Jatin-Lalit composer duo, talks about life and career before and after 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge'
The patron saints of the silly join Twinkle Khanna and Kajol on their new talk show.
The actor unpacks the myth of glamour, the 5 a.m. alarms, and the paranoia of living under a lens.
The actor reflects on what it takes to survive the chaos of show business and her evolving relationship with cinema.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter India about the debut episode of Two Much, Kajol says Aamir and Salman Khan “beat around the bush” when asked about gender double standards in Bollywood.
Despite its star power, the talk show featuring Twinkle Khanna and Kajol struggles to find rhythm or authenticity, tripping over forced humour, stiff hosting, and the absence of genuine curiosity
'Too Much with Kajol And Twinkle', streaming on Amazon Prime Video, has Aamir Khan and Salman Khan as their first guests.
This Hindi adaptation of ‘The Good Wife’ starring Kajol continues to be a noisy and reductive assortment of tropes
Prithviraj Sukumuran and Kajol star as the parents of Ibrahim Ali Khan in a wonky Kashmir-based thriller
Produced by Banijay Asia, 'Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle' will feature celebrity guests and unscripted conversations with two of Bollywood’s most outspoken voices
Vishal Furia’s supernatural thriller is too safe to be scary.
The actress opens up about making the first "mytho-horror" film and collaborating with husband Ajay Devgn
UK-India Collaboration Marks 200 Years of Railways and 30 Years of Bollywood Classic 'DDLJ'.
Once the film realises that the twin sister act isn’t clever after all, the story plays the domestic violence and mental health cards so hard that it feels like different plots were written for different moods and seasons.
