Jinal Bhatt

The creator of the erotic thriller series explains why offering Hudson Williams two roles in Yaga made sense.

‘The Broken News’ and ‘Aranyak’ director also comments on how the OTT space has evolved since he made ‘Test Case’ in 2018.

Timing, tension and audience psychology connect two seemingly opposite genres more closely than most realise. Directors and writers reveal why mastering laughs may be the perfect training for scares.

Actresses in Hindi cinema have been wary of playing mothers on screen from fear of immediate typecast into "mom roles". However, there's a gradual shift with several younger actresses playing characters that require them to age.

The Prime Video crime drama starring Prayrak Mehta, Saqib Ayub, Purav Jha and Naman Jain ended with a tease about a possible second season.

Olivia Colman delivers the iconic Mrs. Bennet line, 'It's a truth universally acknowledged...' to perfection!

Recent issues with concert permits and the Bollywood Music Project debacle have sparked several questions about India’s concert scene.

The new trailer offers a blink-and-you-miss glimpse of Paul and Chani's children, Leto II, played by Jason Momoa's son Nakoa-Wolf Momoa, and Ghanima, played by Ida Brooke.

Nathan Fielder's feature debut about fraudulent Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, co-directed by Lance Oppenheim, must be on everyone's watchlist.

Momaya has hedged big bets on more specific genre films taking a big piece of the pie in studio film slates.

Kennedy's first novel, "Trespasses," was adapted into a BAFTA-winning series starring Gillian Anderson. Her second novel, “Stations," continues to deeply explore the human experience shaped by the Irish identity that is almost autobiographical.

The All India Cine Workers Association has officially condemned how the Bollywood Music Project handled the situation.

Indian fans will have to wait a little longer for ‘Yaga-ween’, as 'Yaga' it will stream exclusively on Lionsgate Play in November.

The return announcement of the cult Ryan Murphy series set in Ohio’s fictional William McKinley High School has sent fans into a tizzy.

The actor’s upcoming film, co-starring Sadia Khateeb, Karan Veer Mehra and Ipsitaa, has officially announced a February release.

These films that premiered at film festivals like TIFF, NYFF, Cannes, Venice and Telluride have received critical acclaim and are hot favorites for the awards season.

Come for the premise and stay for Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy’s performances.

Dillane is the son of “Game of Thrones” actor Stephan Dillane and is known for portraying a young Tom Riddle in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” and Nick Clark on “Fear of the Walking Dead”

Stealing the Mona Lisa looks like a cakewalk in Thomas Vincent’s film, which is a fun but eventually forgettable watch.

The couple, who got married in February 2026, stars in ‘Ranabaali’, a period action drama currently in theaters.