Aan Tiwari honoured with Best Child Actor award for Baal ShivTags
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British magician Dynamo recalls meeting Shah Rukh Khan
British magician Steven Frayne, popularly known as Dynamo for his magic show "Dynamo: Magician Impossible", is all set to release his new television series titled "Dynamo: Beyond Belief" on Saturday night. In conversation, the magician shares why he canno
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Kiara Advani: Have good maternal instincts
Actress Kiara Advani believes she has good maternal instincts, and says she feels happy in the company of children.
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Arjun Kanungo: Not sure if I'm going to survive in music industry for next 3 years
Arjun Kanungo is one of the most successful non-film singers right now. It took him a few years to get noticed but he says there is no survival trick, and despite all the success he is unsure if he is going to survive in the music industry for the next th
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'Hanna' creator David Farr: Women bring difference to politics of the set
British writer-producer David Farr is narrating the story of "Hanna" through a female gaze, and says women leading the show behind the camera not just influences the narrative, but bring a big difference to the politics of the set as well.
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Rahul Dev among first few actors to resume filming after lockdown
Rahul Dev is among the actors who have hit the sets soon after shooting resumed post lockdown, and he is enjoying being back at work.
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Amit Trivedi: I am 'out of the box' by all means
Bollywood composer Amit Trivedi says he cannot stop experimenting with music. Perhaps, that has become his signature sound. It would seem like a trademark for the young National Award winner, going by his work in "Dev.D", "Udaan", "No One Killed Jessica",
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Raftaar: India has a fair share of favouritism and nepotism
Popular rapper Raftaar feels muscle and money power are great tools to intimidate those who are fresh in the music business, adding that we need to give an equal chance to everyone irrespective of their lineage.
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Shilpa Shetty: There is no free lunch in the world
She has been in the Hindi industry for almost 27 years. Actress-entrepreneur Shilpa Shetty Kundra agrees that stardom does not come easy and that one needs to put in efforts to be successful.
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Brenock O'Connor: Not looking to get out of 'Game Of Thrones' shadow
Brenock O'Connor is known as Olly from the world of "Game Of Thrones", and he doesn't mind living under the shadow of the role. The actor says he looks at his association with the widely popular show as a "glorious comfort blanket".
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Anubhav Sinha: Entire discussion after Sushant's suicide agenda driven
Anubhav Sinha finds all the clamour around Sushant Singh Rajput's suicide ridiculous. The filmmaker says the everyday drama is disturbing, adding he suspects "some politics" has gotten into the conversation, which started after the news of the young actor
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Hariharan: Songs now are not about emotional connect but how many hits they get
With a career of over three decades and continuing, singer Hariharan never failed to impress music lovers across the nation and generations. The two-time National Award winner -- who has several celebrated songs across genres, including Bollywood music, g
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Chris Hemsworth: I'm as vulnerable as anybody else
Hollywood's 'Thor' Chris Hemsworth is as vulnerable as anybody else and grapples with uncertainties just like everyone. The actor says he looks at vulnerability as an access point for the audience and feels they make the character more relatable.
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Manoj Bajpayee: Hope OTT does not go the way theatre owners, producers have gone
The digital is an "unbiased" and "democratic" platform where the audience does not discriminate between big and small banner. But it should remain this way, and not go the way theatre owners and conventional producers have taken cinema to, feels Manoj Baj
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Anvita Dutt on giving new meaning to 'chudail' with 'Bulbbul'
Long hair, inverted feet, hungry for blood, seeking revenge -- these attributes are not only used to paint a scary description of the 'chudail', or demon woman, in Anvita Dutt's directorial debut "Bulbbul", but they also serve to take away the negative co
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Lin-Manuel Miranda: Took us a while to realise 'Hamilton' won't play live for long
Lin-Manuel Miranda recognises the deep impact of his ethnically diverse Broadway hit "Hamilton" when he sees people using quotes from the play while protesting with the calls for change. The Emmy and Grammy winning artiste says he is proud that the langua
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Reggae star Conkarah: I have an arsenal of rhythmic beats
Reggae star Conkarah, whose song "Banana" with Jamaican reggae sensation Shaggy has been trending for a while, doesn't plan to slow down. He says he has an arsenal of ,beats that he is ready to release to the world, to generate good vibrations.
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Vardhan Puri on granddad Amrish Puri: We were best friends
Budding actor Vardhan Puri has shared some of his fondest memories of his late grandfather, actor Amrish Puri, on the latter's birth anniversary on June 22.
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Former 'Bigg Boss' contestant Vikas Guppta: I am bisexual
Producer and former "Bigg Boss" contestant Vikas Guppta says he falls in love with humans irrespective of their gender. As people honour the LGBTQ+ community and celebrate Pride Month this June, Vikas has taken the opportunity to announce that he is "bise
