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Raveena Aurora performs ‘Dum Maro Dum’ at Coachella 2022

  This past weekend, Indian-origin musician Raveena Aurora became the first Indian woman to perform at Coachella as she took to the Mojave stage. Prior to...

REVIEW: Beast (Theatrical release)

  Director Nelson Dilipkumar's 'Beast' is an action comedy whose only aim seems to be to glorify its hero's character. As a result, it fails...

REVIEW: Mai (Netflix)

  Six-episode Netflix series 'Mai' has a familiar premise. It is a whodunit where a mother unravels the truth of her daughter's death. The prologue of...

REVIEW: KGF Chapter 2 (Theatrical release)

  For the uninitiated, K.G.F. stands for the Kolar Gold Fields. This film is a sequel to the 2018 released 'K.G.F: Chapter 1'. With its timeline...

REVIEW: Dasvi (Netflix)

  Director Tushar Jalota's 'Dasvi' is designed as a satire in a political set-up, revealing the importance of education. AT A GLANCE Director: Tushar Jalota Cast:...

REVIEW: Gullak – Season 3 (SonyLIV)

  Probably every middle-class household in India relates to the 'Gullak' an earthenware piggybank, where money in small denominations, is kept aside, saved for a...

Grammys 2022: South Asian artists win big

  Indian-American musician Falguni Shah, Bengaluru-based music composer and environmentalist Ricky Kej, and New York-based Pakistani vocalist Arooj Aftab were some of the South Asian links...

REVIEW: Poo Sandi Varan (Theatrical release)

  Director J.R. Vicky's 'Poo Sandi Varan' is a brilliantly made Tamil horror film that leaves you both shaken and impressed by the time it...

REVIEW: Kaun Pravin Tambe? (Disney+ Hotstar)

  Biographical sports drama Kaun Pravin Tambe? is as unassuming as the man himself nevertheless, it is an inspiring tale that touches your heart somewhere down...

REVIEW: Attack – Part 1 (Theatrical release)

  Director Lakshya Raj Anand's 'Attack - Part 1' is a well-made film that marries sci-fi and action tropes astutely. It's the straightforward origin story of...

11 Indian films and series to watch in April 2022

  From historical fiction, edge-of-the-seat thrillers, sports dramas, social comedy and romcoms, Indian films this April have it all. Check out what we'll be watching. DASVI...

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