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15 Indian films to look out for in November 2022

   Phone Bhoot (in cinemas) Join two ghostbusters on a journey lead by a business-savvy spirit as they venture through the worlds of both the living...

REVIEW: Ginna

  The film revolves around Ginna (Manchu Vishnu), who runs a tent house business in Chittoor district. He is a dreamer and is not very...

Ashok Kumar: Actor hailed as Bollywood’s ‘Jewel’

  It was in 1936 that Ashok Kumar had a rather ridiculous start to his career as an actor. Virtually intimidated by his legendary boss taking...

Indian films at APSA 2022

  Two Indian films are among the many films from the Asia Pacific region which will make up this year’s Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA). Young...

REVIEW: Feels Like Home Season 2 (Lionsgate Play)

  Lionsgate Play's new show, 'Feels Like Home' Season 2, takes forward the story of four boys on the cusp of adulthood. Their journeys transcend...

Shantaram – the Black white man’s burden

  There are only two things you’re likely to encounter in India as much as Delhi belly: ubiquitous copies of Gregory David Roberts’ best-selling 2003...

14 films and series not to be missed in October 2022

    Hasan Minhaj: The King’s Jester (Netflix) Hasan Minhaj returns to Netflix with his second special on the streaming service, delving into the highs and lows...

REVIEW: Ponniyin Selvan: I (in cinemas)

  Make no mistake about it, Mani Ratnam's 'Ponniyin Selvan - Part I' is a masterpiece that deserves all your adulation and love. The auteur does...

Eagle-eyed Twitter users are spotting Bollywood posters in other Bollywood films

  Apart from the music and dance sequences, there’s something else Bollywood lovers can’t go without and that’s the iconic film poster. For generations, these movie...

REVIEW: Vikram Vedha (in cinemas)

  At a time when only content from South India seems to be working at the box office, Bollywood has come up with a story...

REVIEW: Woh 3 Din

  Some films are more than just films. They are such a brilliant portrayal of real life that they make you richer in your experiences. ...

REVIEW: Saroj Ka Rishta

  It is said and believed that cinema's main purpose is to entertain people. But the history of Hindi cinema tells us that cinema isn't...

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