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New Delhi , October 8: Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF), India’s Most Prestigious Film Festival & Award Ceremony, proudly announces the onboarding of H.H. Radhikaraje Gaekwad, Maharani of Baroda, Gujarat, as an Honourable Advisory Board Member. This monumental...
New Delhi , October 8: Crime thrillers with absolute storytelling and characterisation demand attention. Mrigaya: The Hunt is one of the finest Bengali action crime thrillers on ZEE5 that engages the audience til the...
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 8: Seoul is burning. At least, that’s the visual impression Holy Night: Demon Hunters leaves behind: smoke, ritualistic dread, and one burly hero punching demons like they owe him rent....
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 7: When Diljit Dosanjh announced Aura, the air around him crackled with anticipation. This is not just another Punjabi album — it arrives mid-tour, flanked by Emmy nods, and promises...
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 6: They say pop stars don’t sell tickets in cinemas — Taylor Swift just laughed at that. Her latest venture, The Official Release Party of a Showgirl, debuted at No....
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 4: Matthew McConaughey is back on the screen with a reckoning against nature — The Lost Bus is the kind of film that doesn’t ask permission to frighten you. Adapted...
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 4: If Bollywood ever needed a reminder that cinema isn’t just about stories, but about the way we experience them, the newly launched 360-Degree Cinema at Film City, Mumbai has...
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 4: One day, you launch a digital boutique to chase streaming dreams. The next, you fold it back into the parent company. Such is the tale now being told at...
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 4: Some movies scare your eyes. Others terrify your soul. Bring Her Back, from the horror-savvy Philippou brothers, lands somewhere between the two. It doesn’t merely want to frighten you...
Mumbai (Maharashtra) , October 3: If someone told you a Gujarati film about a miserly widower on a “free vacation” could stir both laughter and tears, Bachu Ni Benpani might be the proof. Its...
