Baththa Movie Review: A Heartwarming Redemption Tale
Baththa turns a school toilet into the setting for an unlikely redemption story, turning itself into one of 2026's warmest feel-good entertainers.
Nana: 'Lost A Lot Because Of My Nature'
'Nana Patekar's dedication and passion were unmatchable. I remember there was a dinner sequence and the chicken had gone stale. He ate the stale chicken instead of wasting time waiting for fresh food.'
Reporting Live Review: Whistleblower Drama Lacks Punch
Hurt and humiliation is skin deep in Reporting Live's truth-seeking, which is why its cynical view of a crusader's fate leaves no impact, notes Sukanya Verma.
Showbiz Will Miss The Sound Of Nana Patekar's Irritation
Never a crowd pleaser in the conventional sense, Nana Patekar's knack for not mincing words, if anything his brusque, take it-or-leave it persona -- which made his eccentricity a guilty pleasure of sorts -- contributed to his eminence, observes Sukanya Verma.
When Nana Patekar Joined The Army During Kargil
'There, the bodies of martyred soldiers were brought in. It was deeply distressing, as many of the bodies were in a bad state.'
SRK On Nana: 'Too Soon My Hero Actor'
'He always had a strange way of showing affection. He would shout at you first, and then somewhere between the third or fourth insult, you realised you were being hugged. He loved me and I loved him back.'
'I particularly remember the scene in Musthafa, where his insight and understanding helped me immensely in bringing a certain nuance and depth to my performance.'
Bollywood Salutes Nana Patekar: 'A Legend Moves On'
That voice, that intensity, that honesty in every performance he was completely his own. Nana Patekar was truly one of a kind.'
3 overlooked movies on Apple TV worth streaming this weekend (October 3-4)
These three Apple TV movies trade big spectacle for quiet, character driven storytelling, making them perfect picks for a slower weekend watch.
James Gray discusses making Paper Tiger with Adam Driver and Miles Teller, his filmmaking process, and recreating 1986 Queens in an exclusive NYFF panel.
Apple Music Hall confirms first eight shows, starting with Elton John
Apple has confirmed the first eight artists for its new Apple Music Hall in London, with Elton John opening the 600-seat venue on September 28.
Lanterns review: John Stewart gives DC
Lanterns takes a slower, more character-driven approach to the Green Lantern mythology, and Aaron Pierre's John Stewart is the biggest reason it works. The Rushville murder mystery takes time to find its footing, but the complicated relationship between John and Hal gives the series plenty of potential.
Samsung spent years selling us on QLED TVs. Now it may be moving on
One of Samsungs most recognizable TV technologies may be approaching the end of the road.
Dark Matter Season 2 review: Apple TV
Dark Matter Season 2 expands the story beyond Jason's search for home, making the Box, its consequences, and the people who want to control it the center of a more ambitious and unpredictable season.
iOS 27.2 lets you create separate profiles in the Apple TV app
Apple extends a tvOS feature to iPhone and iPad, letting users maintain separate Apple TV profiles without accessing each other's viewing history.
Apple TV lands a record 29 Emmy wins, cementing its entertainment powerhouse status
At the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, Apple notched an impressive 29 wins, taking home over a dozen awards for Widow's Bay.
Anaya Bangar claims she's eligible to play Women's Big Bash League in Australia
Anaya Bangar claims shes eligible to play Womens Big Bash League in Australia
