Aan Tiwari honoured with Best Child Actor award for Baal ShivTags
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Digital release face-saving for Brand Salman
"Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai", the title of Salman Khan's latest film that premiered on the digital platforms, Zee5 and Zeeplex, on the occasions of Eid on May 13, catches one's fancy. It certainly helps the film generate curiosity as well as positive vi
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Review: The Climb: Winsome indie humour
"The Climb" is a 'bromantic comedy' that hits the road running -- or cycling if you may, given the opening scene. Friends Mike (Michael Angelo Covino) and Kyle (Kyle Marvin) are struggling uphill on racer bikes. Huffing for breath, Kyle announces joyously that he is about to get married.
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'Friends: The Reunion' to premiere on May 27
 The much-awaited Friends reunion special will be premiering on May 27.
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Rakul Preet Singh: It boils down to when people start appreciating your work
Rakul Preet Singh is a self-made star. In over just seven years since her Bollywood debut, in the 2014 film "Yaariyan", she has negotiated well the uphill task of dealing with the outsider tag, and is today one of the busiest actresses in the Hindi film i
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Review: Radhe: Salman Khan's chaos of set pieces
You couldn't care less, of course if you are a Salman fan, you weren't logging in for the sake of story. You're in it to watch all that goes on in between, when the 'story' isn't interfering with what Salman Khan needs to do on screen to reaffirm his Bollywood superstardom.
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Michael B. Jordan: It's a lively time to be an actor right now
Over the past decade, Michael B. Jordan has gained a massive fanbase with his performances in films like "Fruitvale Station '', "Creed '' and the comicbook supervillain Erik Killmonger in "Black Panther''. With inclusivity and diversity taking centre-stag
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Review: Ammonite: Winslet and Ronan shine in sensitive film
Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan play out an intense romance in Francis Lee's bleak new arthouse effort that weaves fiction and speculation into a fabric of facts.
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What characters does Shweta Tripathi wants to play?
Actress Shweta Tripathi loves characters that tell a story, more so if such a character is far removed from who she is in life.
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Disha Patani: Salman Khan dances like no one's watching him
Disha Patani is paired with Salman Khan in the upcoming action thriller "Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai", scheduled to drop digitally for pay-per-view watch on Eid. Disha, who has worked with Salman in the 2019 drama "Bharat" earlier, says it is always a pl
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Salman Khan: I am still the same Salman but expect something new in 'Radhe'
Salman Khan promises fans he will not repeat what he has done before, in his new film "Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai". The action thriller is the superstar's Eid bonanza for 2021, and scheduled for a digital pay-per-view release in India on May 13. Salman,
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Multiplexes face single screen fate (Column: B-Town)
Film and television production has come to a halt again due to the second lockdown. The production sector will bounce back soon as the things are back to normal, and so will most of the film-related sectors albeit with bruises. But what happens to the mul
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Amit Sial: Intense roles playing with my head, want lighter ones
Actor Amit Sial, who is known for his roles in shows such as "Mirzapur", "Hostages" and "Kathmandu Connection", wants a break from serious characters. The actor adds he doesnt want to play a cop and would like to do a comedy role next.
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Huma Qureshi's 'Maharani' to premiere on May 28
Actress Huma Qureshi took to social media to share the trailer of her upcoming web series Maharani. The series will start streaming from May 28.
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Rajesh Shringarpure: Important to acknowledge, appreciate your child
Actor Rajesh Shringarpure, who is part of the show Punyashlok Ahilyabai, says that it has taught him the importance of encouragement and appreciation by parents in a child's life.
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Randeep Hooda: Being overshadowed has never been part of my vocabulary
Actor Randeep Hooda plays the antagonist in Salman Khan's upcoming Eid biggie "Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai". Salman's superstardom towers over in the build-up to the film's release, but Randeep insists he has never felt overshadowed by anyone on screen.
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Anshuman Jha 'had to be extra careful' playing gay character in new film
Actor Anshuman Jha plays a homosexual boy in the upcoming film "Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele", and he says he was careful to avoid stereotypes and caricatures that often accompany the portrayal of gay characters in films.
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Review: Photo Prem: Snapshots of feel-good humour
Fifty-something Maee hates being clicked. Which in turn leads to a peculiar problem. She realises there's no decent photograph of her in the house. That's no petty issue if you consider your primary source of remembrance, when you're no more, will be the picture that hangs in the living room. So, Maee decides she must fix the situation.
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Review: The Disciple: Hits the notes of excellence
Chaitanya Tamhane's new film intricately weaves diverse threads. It talks of the state of Hindustani Classical music and its 'Guru-Shishya parampara'.
