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The overall-sporting eternal henchmen turn up in 1920s Hollywood to unleash their special brand of merry mayhem

Together with Bobby Deol and Sharvari, the actor infuses every punch and kick with a wicked sense of personality, but the script runs out of serum.

Johneys Dripwave Collective is creating a playful and energetic visual identity for Malayalam cinema

Costume designer Sara Byblow talks about dressing young Elle Woods, finding empowerment in pink, and recreating the fashion legacy of the Legally Blonde universe for Prime Videos Elle.

Theres more heart in Huma Qureshis well-composed noir than the combined range of some of the other monotonous films that have come out in recent times

Satya Dev delivers a career-best performance as director Venkatesh Maha experiments with magical realism and an edgy narrative that offers plenty to unpack

Bringing his magical touch to long-form storytelling, Rajkumar Hiraniturns a cold, clinical cyber-thriller into a heartwarming buddy-cop comedy where old-school muscle beautifully collides with modern computer code.

The well-known violinist shares how his music series Tala Pravaham, rooted in the Sapta Sooladi talas, evolved into a unique repertoire for violin.

Two plays, a science-art showcase and interactive experiences aim to make science more accessible

Virat Karrna suits his part well and the Telugu film is visually arresting, but it cannot make up for its divisive core

The two reshaped Tamil cinema with distinctive storytelling, memorable characters and authentic portrayals of human relationships

With hidden gold, a revolution, a missing Sherlock, and an impending marriage, the youngest Holmes sibling has her hands full

Originality was never the strongest spell of Wistoria, although sheer conviction proves surprisingly effective in its place

As Balan continues to reign at the box office, director Chidambaram talks about what went into the making of the slow-burn thriller

Everything in this world can never be right... So, those who are protesting, congratulations to them, and for whom the protest is happening, congratulations to them also, Diljit said

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Directed by Mallik Ram, Netflixs first Telugu original series turns a familiar conversation on sex education into an engaging rural dramedy

Voicemails For Isabellebanks heavily on the earnest charms of its leads, and the nostalgia that its breezy, simple story harkens back to

Alfred Hitchcock once said, In feature films the director is God; in documentary films God is the director. A quiz on documentaries

Universal unveils the final look at Christopher Nolans mythological spectacle, showcasing Odysseus perilous voyage, legendary monsters, and the cost of war

Khashaba marks Nagraj Manjules third Marathi feature after his much celebrated 2016 romantic-drama, Sairat

The court held that Ilaiyaraajas rights under the Copyright Act were confined to the musical compositions and exploitation of the disputed sound recordings would amount to copyright infringement

The counsel argued that the film violated a December 11, 2025 order of the Delhi High Court protecting the actors personality rights

Mupapa, starring Ayushmann Khurrana, is directed by Sameer Saxena and co-produced by Akshaye Widhani, who bankrolled the sensational blockbuster, Saiyaara

Bollywood filmmaker Imtiaz Ali opens up about the surprising rise of his film Main Vaapas Aaunga, the Partition drama starring Naseeruddin Shah, Diljit Dosanjh, Sharvari Wagh and Vedang Raina

Iranian writer-director Alireza Khatami transforms a domestic mystery into a slippery slow-burn thriller with major trust issues around men who claim to have broken the cycle

Justice A.D. Maria Clete dismisses an application filed by an association member to reject the suit file by another member

On M.L. Vasanthakumaris 98th birth anniversary, a look at her parents pioneering efforts and her lifelong commitment in popularising Dasa sahitya.

The first trailer for Illuminations upcoming sci-fi comedy introduces Timothe Chalamet and Selena Gomez as unlikely rocket scientists whose mission takes an unexpected extraterrestrial turn.

The first trailer for Robert Eggers latest gothic horror reunites the Nosferatu team, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson starring as a fearsome werewolf in medieval England

Designed by architect Hafeez Contractor, the upcoming National Maritime Heritage Complex in Lothal blends Harappan-inspired architecture, immersive galleries, and sustainable design across nearly 400 acres

Ayumu Watanabes adaptation performs a minor miracle, persuading shonen purists to fall hopelessly in love with one of Japans oldest performing arts

Presented at Mumbais G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture as part of its In Residency programme, the Odissi exponents latest solo work uses three episodes from the Mahabharata to interrogate gender, identity and the expressive possibilities of classical form

The sequel to the Telugu buddy comedy Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi will arrive after eight years

Studio Triggers hit anime returns this fall with an all-new cast, explosive action, and another standalone tale of revenge and survival set in the world of Cyberpunk 2077

Trivikram Srinivas to direct NTR eight years after Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava

While the writing, acting and production values continue to be stellar, the lowering of stakes has blunted the edge of the spy thriller in its sophomore outing

Christopher Storer finally takes his thumb off the scale, letting Ayo Edebiri and The Bears brilliantly dysfunctional brigade serve up the satisfying ensemble finale they deserved all along

Director Imtiaz Ali is basking in the success of his latest, Main Vaapas Aaunga. In this interview, he talks to The Hindu about the movies remarkable turnaround after a slow start.

K Bhagyaraj, the iconic filmmaker who passed away at 73, turned a forgotten piece of Tamil cinema history into a hit with his 1990 film Avasara Police 100, which had a unique MGR connection

The fact that Bhagyaraj brought down the hero from a pedestal a bespectacled, skinny youngster not afraid of being vulnerable, poor, or self-deprecatory, and willing to be laughed at lent itself to the humour track

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The photographers first solo exhibition, EASTWARD: Explorations Along Mumbais Eastern Seaboard, distils years of walking the seafront, recording a side of the city that is rapidly slipping from view

From The Boys and Game of Thrones to RJ Balajis Karuppu, this video explores how fandom, hero worship, meme culture and political polarisation are reshaping storytelling itself.

Warner Bros. Animation and DC Studios are bringing Scott Snyder and Nick Dragottas bestselling comic to television while unveiling two more animated projects at Annecy

Presented at Spaces, along with students of Siva Foundation, the evening offered a fascinating survey of character entries within the Kuchipudi dance repertoire

Directed by Avinash Arun, the film also stars Wamiqa Gabbi, Jaideep Ahlawat, Sikandar Kher, Ashish Vidyarthi, Lalit Prabhakar and Ritvik Sahore

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