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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
Compelling performances by Konkona Sensharma and Pratibha Ranta elevate the thriller, directed by Anubhuti Kashyap, to a thought-provoking commentary on power, perception, and the personal cost of suspicion.
The Rise of Ashoka, starring Sathish Ninasam and Sapthami Gowda has a social theme, but the film is bogged down by cliched ideas and over-the-top characters
The dancer conveyed well the yearning of the viraha nayika in her recital.
Director John Stefaniuk on friendship, spectacle, cancel culture, and why this reimagined Wicked speaks directly to todays audience
The dancer explored Shivas role in Krishnas Raas Lila and themes of gender fluidity in The Abandoned Gopi presented at the annual Jharna festival.
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
Sarmad Khoosat on his dark comedyLali, the first all-Pakistani production at Berlinale and the most talked about South Asian film at the festival
The second edition of the Oberoi Concours dElegance in Udaipur saw 120 classic cars and bikes, celebrating automotive heritage. What came through at the event besides culture, currency, and caviar, was the emotion associated with the vehicles
The second edition of the Sufi Heritage Festival will be at the iconic Sunder Nursery in Delhi on February 28 and March 1.
Radikaa Sarathkumars film, produced by Sivakarthikeyan, is a riotous rural comedy, which blends soul, style and subversion, and announces Sivakumar Murugesan as Tamil mainstream cinemas most assured new disruptor
Oscars 2026: No major surprises, fewer songs, no censorship fears, safety-technical awards, and a Trump showdown are on the cards

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