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The Gaeilge-spitting provocateurs take a year of scandal and state pressure and flip it into a searing anti-imperialist barrage driven by Irish resistance, Palestine solidarity and gallows humour

Written, directed and led by Deshmukh, the lengthy historical remains content with glorifying the Maratha warrior king rather than inquiring into the nature of his glory

While the fabulous clothes, witty comebacks and warm callbacks are packed in, what this sequel lacks in spades is urgency

The Russian director, Pavel Talankin, was forced to check the award into hold luggage on a flight from New York to Germany

On the manospheres prime time slot and toxic influencers who are shaping a new generation

Deepu S Kumar, one of the finest editors in the Kannada film industry, is celebrating 20 years of crafting blockbusters for the big screen, including hits such as Mungaru Male and Duniya

Sai, who is making her Hindi debut with the film, is the heartbeat of this delicate romance that feels like a sincere wish fulfilled for viewers craving silence, subtle emotions, and quiet chemistry in their cinescape

The shows for the inaugural day were sold out in advance as fans of the lead actors thronged cinemas, anticipating an exciting movie experience

First launched by Capcom in the 1990s, the Resident Evil franchise has grown into one of gamings defining horror properties, most recently expanding with this years Resident Evil Requiem

Runa Laila will receive the Minar-e-Dilli award at the 15th Delhi International Film Festival; she has called for greater cultural collaboration among SAARC countries

Mollywood Times, starring Naslen and directed by Abhinav Sunder Nayak, was earlier scheduled to release on May 14, 2026

With a semblance of story and a decent character arc for the protagonist, KD, starring Dhruva Sarja and directed by Prem, is aimed at lovers of loud masala movie lovers who care less for depth in writing

Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan refuses to grant the relief pursuant to the submissions made by Additional Public Prosecutor K.M.D. Muhilan

Ezhichur Aravindans script and Mapillai Ganeshs direction turned a family secret and mistaken identities into a complete entertainment

At a recent lecture-demonstration, senior musician and scholar R.K. Shriramkumar explained the lyrical and technical intricacies of Syama Sastris work.

The Belgian-born artists solo show blends psychology, culture and colour at Maison Dart Banjara

The Belgian-born artists solo show blends psychology, culture and colour at Maison Datre Banjara

The Devil Wears Prada has become a cultural phenomenon, beloved even by people who were born years after its release.

Writer-director Vignesh Raja speaks about directing Dhanush in Kara, letting actors find the moment, the pleasures of working with his writing partner Alfred Prakash and managing star-led expectations.

While photographing legendary musicians, Raghu Rai turned into a rasika to experience the moment before capturing it.

Starring Indrans and Meenakshi Anoop, Private holds a mirror against the extent to which right-wing forces dictate lives in present-day India. The film was recently selected for the Moscow International Film Festival

Described as a family-oriented adventure with emotional undertones, the film follows a young piglet squid living deep in the South Pacific Ocean

The story follows the aftermath of a failed mission by a group of heroes who are unable to defeat the powerful beast king Clevatess

Set to premiere on August 5 on Apple TV, the upcoming season picks up after the events of Season 3, with Ted Lasso returning to London for what is described as his toughest assignment yet managing a second-division womens football squad

For independent musician Kaber Vasuki, who is now on the Frangipani Tour 2026, song writing is therapy

Beyond music, spectacle and scale, the biographical film shows how the iconic trendsetter had a rare ability to bring people together around a shared cause.

Divyenndu and Pulkit Samrat reflect on reuniting with writer-director Karan Anshuman for Glory, how the actors worked on their Haryanvi accent, why Karan wanted to tell the story of boxers and more

By ending the biopic with Bad, Antoine Fuqua delivers a disappointing look at the life of the King of Pop, revealing little about the person behind the explosive music and electric dance numbers, who is brilliantly brought to life by Jaafar Jackson

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