Aan Tiwari honoured with Best Child Actor award for Baal ShivTags
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Reese Witherspoon returns to rom-com genre with two new projects
Actress Reese Witherspoon is all set to return to the romance genre. She has signed up to star in two upcoming romantic comedies -- "Your Place Or Mine" and "The Cactus" -- with Netflix.
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TV show 'Kuch Smiles Ho Jayein... With Alia' shot at home during lockdown
A new show, titled "Kuch Smiles Ho Jayein... With Alia", which was made at home during the lockdown, is all set to be telecast.
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Maniesh Paul to donate all money made from his new short film 'What If'
Host and actor Maniesh Paul, who has made a short film titled "What If", a thriller, revolving around the lockdown days, says the proceedings earned by the movie will be used for charity.
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Filmmaker Sahirr Sethhi: Every story is a quest
Young filmmaker Sahirr Sethhi, director of the short film "Zoya", which addresses the importance of tiger conservation, says that watching the big cat in the wild is a privilege.
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Ellie Kemper: Kissing Daniel Radcliffe felt wrong
Actress Ellie Kemper says kissing Daniel Radcliffe for a scene felt wrong. The two actors puckered up in the upcoming digital show, "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend".
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Review: 'Illegal' needed sharper storytelling
"Illegal" expectedly highlights morality and immorality, right and wrong, but does not dwell upon these things overtly -- which is a good thing.
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Aasif Sheikh, Saumya Tandon get poetic
"Bhabiji Ghar Pe Hai" actors Aasif Sheikh and Saumya Tandon are utilising the lockdown time to do what they love -- poetry. They have come together for a series of videos that will feature them reciting the works of renowned poets.
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'Bhalla Calling Bhalla': A show made in lockdown
Writer Sumrit Shahi is excited about his new show "Bhalla Calling Bhalla". He says that the show has been made in a very unique way since all the actors are stuck at home due to the ongoing lockdown.
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'Tomboy' Rati Pandey was skeptical about playing goddess on screen
Actress Rati Pandey says she was apprehensive about essaying the role of a goddess in "Devi: Adi Parashakti".
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Jay, Mahhi and kids have quarantine pool party at home
Television actor Jay Bhanushali along with his wife Mahhi Vij and their children Tara, Rajveer and Khushi had a fun filled quarantine sundown pool party at home.
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Parth Samthaan tries to learn dance from Niti Taylor
Actor Parth Samthaan used the digital medium to take some dance tips from his former "Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan" co-star Niti Taylor.
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Richa Chadha shares belly dance video, says we must learn without expectations
Richa Chadha feels we must learn without having any expectations. It's nice to do things just for the sake of experience.
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Sumeet Vyas feels web shows give actors chance to innovate
Actor Sumeet Vyas says the digital world gives a chance to actors to innovate and try new things.
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Karan Kundrra's sharp retort to a troll for calling him 'lady'
Actor Karan Kundrra recently shared a picture with his "Kitani Mohabbat Hai" co-stars Kritika Kamra and Pooja Gor. Apart from praises, his post also got an absurd comment from one user, who tried to troll him by calling him a lady.
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Mandana Karimi 'evolved' as actor on OTT show, 'The Casino'
Mandana Karimi plays a pivotal role in the upcoming web series, "The Casino", and she says that she has evolved as an actor by being part of the show.
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'13 Reasons Why' final season to release in June
The fourth and final season of "13 Reasons Why" will release on June 5.
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Shama makes a video to raise awareness against domestic violence
Actress Shama Sikander has made a video to raise awareness against domestic violence, which has seen a surge amid the coronavirus lockdown in the country. She says the laws need to be stricter and women need to report such cases to stop them.
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Neeraj Kabi: 'Paatal Lok' is a ride of immorality, self-discovery
Actor Neeraj Kabi, who plays primetime journalist Sanjeev Mehra in "Paatal Lok", says the gritty series will take the audience through a ride of immorality and self-discovery.
