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Humour and excellent set pieces come together in an optimistic, if slightly nave film about the importance of preserving nature, among other values

The Iranian palace, which was damaged two days ago, houses the Gulshan Album a collection of 11th-17th century paintings, calligraphy, and engravings

Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale spark a feral, fascinating chemistry, though even their undead romance struggles to animate this unruly feminist monster mash

Directed by Naveen George Thomas, the show stars Rishikanth, Abdool Lee, Maurish Dass, Adwitha Arumugam, R. Pandiarajan, Chinni Jayanth, Rini, and Nandhitha Sreekumar

Once a male bastion, women Yakshagana performers now lead the troupes, and keep the centuries-old theatre tradition alive.

The final season brings back key cast members including Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr and Erin Moriarty, among others

Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, in her directorial debut, falls short both as an actor and a storyteller

Created by Lee Sung Jin, this season revolves around a newly engaged couple, who find themselves caught in a web of drama with their boss

Ryan Murphys latest is disgusting, campy fun as long as one does not take its satirical elements too seriously

Days after headlining the film The Bluff, actor Priyanka Chopra shared the news of being one of the presenters for this years Oscars ceremony

Contemporary Hindi cinema shows the crisis of conjugal relationships through stories of infidelity, violence, abuse and legal disputes, with films such as Haq revisiting debates on Muslim womens rights and triple talaq

As war escalates and political turmoil grips Iran, two filmmakers an Iranian and an Indian reflect on jin, jiyan, azadi (woman, life, freedom) in the war-torn country through their cinema

The Shriram Shankarlal Music Festival will be held from March 6 to 8 at the Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra in Delhi, showcasing established and emerging Indian classical musicians with free entry for all

From playing the thavil in the temples of Mannargudi near Thanjavur as a schoolgirl to joining A.R. Rahmans Wonderment Tour concert in Chennai recently, Amirthavarshini Manishankars musical journey seems like a fairy tale. But in reality, it is also a story of conviction and perseverance of a young girl carving a space for herself as a thavil artiste in the maledominated world of Carnatic percussion.

Also starring Park Hye Jin and No Ho Jin, the film is set to release on Netflix on March 12

Despite a few contrivances, a reflective psychological core powers this restrained thriller drama starring Nivedhithaa Sathish, Ciby, Attul and Nasser

Hyderabads Newwave Art Collective blends public installations with social themes ahead of its first exhibition

HBO has unveiled the first teaser for Lanterns, offering a glimpse of Kyle Chandlers veteran Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierres rookie John Stewart as the two Green Lanterns investigate a mysterious murder on Earth while clashing over authority and experience

Over 100 cosplayers took part in the Comic Con, dressing up as global and regional icons

In this episode of Inside Man, Sudhish Kamath sits down with filmmaker Bejoy Nambiar, director of Tu Yaa Main, for a candid conversation about finding and defending your creative voice. After years of being labelled style over substance, Bejoy opens up about how he battled the tag, why he has finally made peace with it, and how Tu Yaa Main his best reviewed film yet shifted that narrative.

Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof, whose film The Seed of the Sacred Fig won at Cannes, has condemned Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following the Supreme Leaders death in a U.S.-Israel military strike, calling him the most hated figure in the contemporary history of Iran

The Csar Awards have dismissed online conspiracy theories surrounding Jim Carreys honorary appearance in Paris following rumours of drag artist Alexis Stone claiming to have portrayed the actor

Starring Nivedhithaa Sathish, Ciby, Nasser, and Attul among others, the film is set to release in theatres on March 6

We go behind the scenes at A&M MoCap Lab, positioned as the countrys most advanced motion capture facility, where SS Rajamouli shot key sequences for Varanasi

Directed by Geetu Mohandas and produced by KVN Productions and Monster Mind Creations, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups

The Coimbatore Chamber Chorale (CCC) ushers in the New Year with Brass Rhapsody, a concert featuring the English Brass Collective, a ensemble from the UK celebrated for exceptional musicality and technical brilliance

Choreographed by Anita Guha, the young dancer explored the many shades of bhakti through a thoughtfully curated repertoire.

In the 2004 Michel Gondry-directed film, which has been re-released by PVR in India, Charlie Kaufmans Academy Award-winning screenplay constructs memory as a labyrinthine physical space where love refuses erasure

While the Benedict and Sophie love story plays out to its logical, if mild, end, it is the friendship between Golda Rosheuvels Queen Charlotte and Adjoa Andohs Danbury that truly warms the heart

At a recent lecture-recital at Chennais Museum Theatre, Anand Seshadri set out on a journey through the master-composers works.

Coimbatore Writers Community is a space for writers to share their work with like-minded people

Paul Thomas Andersons One Battle After Another bagged the top prize at the 37th annual Producers Guild Awards, putting it in the spotlight as a major contender for the upcoming Oscars

The vampire thriller triumphed over Paul Thomas Andersons One Battle After Another, which was considered the top contender after earlier wins during the awards season

In this episode of Frequently Made Mistakes, were breaking down convenient plot twists the kind that feel explosive in the moment but slowly hollow out character, causality, and consequence. Our case study: Tere Ishk Mein directed by Anand L Rai.

Despite the originals writer Kevin Williamson directing and several members of the cast reprising their roles, the seventh instalment of the horror franchise is definitely not the charm

Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal fill the story behind one of the greatest English plays with tenderness and tragedy

Just 80 kilometres from Mumbai, a restored hill-station church with 100 seats is redefining performance through acoustic clarity, heritage conservation, and community outreach

Dan Fogelman chooses to expand the scope of the show in the second season, looking to explore dystopian fiction through multiple lenses

Set to go on floors on March 1, the film will be shot across Itanagar and Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh

The dancer conveyed well the yearning of the viraha nayika in her recital.

Directed by Arjun Sajnani and presented by Theatre Lab, the play was marked with great performances and a compelling tapestry of drama and emotion.

To anatomise fear as fiction is to recognise its very real mechanics in the places we actually live, and that uncomfortable truth is what elevates The Secret Agent above and beyond the years more self-satisfied seriousness

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