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Nana Patekar (1951–2026): The restless outsider who stayed one

Nana Patekar Vishwanath Patekar was born in 1951 in Murud-Janjira, a coastal town in Maharashtra's Raigad district, to a modest Marathi family. He was a...

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BATHTHA (In cinemas) | Tamil Starring: Vijay Sethupathi, Lijomol Jose It’s 1986 in Madras, and a timid eight-year-old accidentally traps a feared gangster in a school...

Lust Stories 3: Review

Lust Stories 3 Anthology films are a gamble by design, four directors, four sensibilities, one shared premise, and no guarantee any two will land the...

Indian films releasing in June 2026

Indian films in June 2026 From rich narratives, mesmerising romance to gripping dramas, the Indian films in June 2026 are bound to treat the audience....

“Her eyes speak volumes”: Sydney photographer Shekhar Jay on Kajol

Sydney photographer Shekhar Jay There are moments in a photographer's life that quietly redefine everything. For Jay, a clinical research project manager by day...

Chand Mera Dil: Review

There is a scene in Chand Mera Dil where two people deeply in love sit in silence inside a cramped apartment, exhausted not from...

The secret behind Om Shanti Om

om shanti om As the conversation between our Pawan Luthra and Tony Burke goes viral, less for their immigration banter and more for Mr Burke’s...

Kartavya : Review

Saif Ali Khan has spent the better part of the last decade trying to outrun the ghosts of his own charm. The floppy-haired romcom...

Tagore on screen : How cinema inherited a Nobel Laureate’s world

Tagore on Screen When the Sydney Opera House announced Balloon Dog for its 2026 season, the billing was straightforward enough: a modern adaptation of...

Sydney Film Festival 2026: All the South Asian links

South Asian cinema at the Sydney Film Festival 2026 brings together a diverse slate of films that move beyond mainstream narratives, spanning themes of...

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