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Ankith Koyya and Esther Anil in the film

‘Johaar’ review: A commendable attempt

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo Director Teja Marni looks at the social ramifications of building a humongous statue, through four stories inspired by true incidents

IFFI 2020 as scheduled in November

Special Correspondent But films will be screened online with theatrical screening ‘subject to then prevailing conditions’

The focus might have been trained on the three main leads, but the show also benefited immensely from its supporting characters

‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’ Part 2 review: A fitting finale to the acclaimed K-drama

S. Poorvaja While the first eight episodes focused largely on setting the stage for the characters and the beginnings of their arcs, the second half made us willing spectators to their journeys of healing and acceptance

Cast and crew members of ‘Bharathi Kannamma’ preparing to shoot a scene

This is how Tamil TV serials are being shot in the COVID-19 era

Pradeep Kumar As TV soaps start airing fresh content, we go behind the scenes of Star Vijay’s ‘Bharathi Kannamma’ to observe how different shooting content is in the time of COVID-19

‘Little Voice’ on Apple TV+

‘Little Voice’ review: A pleasant-ish romance, elevated by a great soundtrack

Aparna Narrain Created by Grammy-winner Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson, the Apple TV+ series tells the story of Bess King, a young singer-songwriter who tries to find her authentic voice and make it in New York City

Bengaluru International Short Film Festival to be held online from August 13 to 16

Aparna Narrain As part of the festival, there will be interactions with filmmakers, and Prakash Belawadi will be in conversation with Palme d'Or winner Ruben Östlunda

Princess Diana musical to debut on Netflix before hitting Broadway

Reuters The unusual arrangement for ‘Diana’ was made as Broadway remains closed due to the coronavirus pandemic

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Janhvi Kapoor in a still from ‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’

‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’ review | Flying with caution and tepidness

Kennith Rosario Narrated in a tried-and-tested three-act structure, ‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’ makes ordinariness and familiar storytelling its strengths

‘Perry Mason’: In Rhys, we have the perfect Mason and his transformation from scruffy investigator to courtroom tiger is riveting

‘Perry Mason’ review: A slick reboot that scores on its detailing and visuals

Mini Anthikad Chhibber Once you get over the differences from the novels and and accept the adaptation as a different animal, there is a lot to enjoy in the show

Sarwat Gilani Mirza in a still from ‘Churails’

‘Churails’ review: Justice League of women, by women, for women

Pradeep Kumar Created by Asim Abbasi, the Pakistani web series ‘Churails’ is a reminder why it is crucial to promote exchange of arts and culture across the conflicted India-Pakistan border

The focus might have been trained on the three main leads, but the show also benefited immensely from its supporting characters

‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’ Part 2 review: A fitting finale to the acclaimed K-drama

S. Poorvaja While the first eight episodes focused largely on setting the stage for the characters and the beginnings of their arcs, the second half made us willing spectators to their journeys of healing and acceptance

‘Little Voice’ on Apple TV+

‘Little Voice’ review: A pleasant-ish romance, elevated by a great soundtrack

Aparna Narrain Created by Grammy-winner Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson, the Apple TV+ series tells the story of Bess King, a young singer-songwriter who tries to find her authentic voice and make it in New York City

Ankith Koyya and Esther Anil in the film

‘Johaar’ review: A commendable attempt

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo Director Teja Marni looks at the social ramifications of building a humongous statue, through four stories inspired by true incidents

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Sanjay Dutt in ‘Sadak 2’

‘Sadak 2’ trailer: Sanjay Dutt turns mentor for Alia Bhatt

The Hindu Net Desk Directed by Mahesh Bhatt, the film is a sequel to the original ‘Sadak’ that came out in 1991

‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ will release September 4 on Netflix

‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ trailer: Charlie Kaufman’s mad genius is back

The Hindu Net Desk The Oscar winner’s adaptation of Iain Reid’s popular horror novel will drop September 4 on Netflix

‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’ trailer: Keanu Reeves’ new sci-fi comedy is a laugh riot

The Hindu Net Desk The film will follow the two time-traveling best friends as they set out on an epic adventure to save the world

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‘Little Voice’ on Apple TV+

‘Little Voice’ review: A pleasant-ish romance, elevated by a great soundtrack

Aparna Narrain Created by Grammy-winner Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson, the Apple TV+ series tells the story of Bess King, a young singer-songwriter who tries to find her authentic voice and make it in New York City

‘Perry Mason’: In Rhys, we have the perfect Mason and his transformation from scruffy investigator to courtroom tiger is riveting

‘Perry Mason’ review: A slick reboot that scores on its detailing and visuals

Mini Anthikad Chhibber Once you get over the differences from the novels and and accept the adaptation as a different animal, there is a lot to enjoy in the show

Sarwat Gilani Mirza in a still from ‘Churails’

‘Churails’ review: Justice League of women, by women, for women

Pradeep Kumar Created by Asim Abbasi, the Pakistani web series ‘Churails’ is a reminder why it is crucial to promote exchange of arts and culture across the conflicted India-Pakistan border

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I was lucky to have support from family and IAF: Gunjan Saxena

‘Serious about monkey business’

Telugu cinema Movies

Sai Dharam Tej’s next is a mystical thriller

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YSR, Naidu inspire Deva Katta’s ‘Indraprastham’

Off-Centre | Movies

Films like ‘Shakuntala Devi’ delve into the personal lives of women scientists. But where’s the science?

Interview | Music

‘Masala Coffee family growing stronger and breaching language barriers’: Varun Sunil

‘Lock Up’ review: Venkat Prabhu the only saving grace in a blunt story

The Vaibhav-Venkat Prabhu starrer could have been a promising thriller but falls flat due to an underdeveloped plot

‘Little Voice’ review: A pleasant-ish romance, elevated by a great soundtrack

Created by Grammy-winner Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson, the Apple TV+ series tells the story of Bess King, a young singer-songwriter who tries to find her authentic voice and make it in New York City

‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’ Part 2 review: A fitting finale to the acclaimed K-drama

While the first eight episodes focused largely on setting the stage for the characters and the beginnings of their arcs, the second half made us willing spectators to their journeys of healing and acceptance

Nikki Galrani tests positive for COVID-19

The actor shared the news along with a small note, addressing the stigma around the pandemic

‘Perry Mason’ review: A slick reboot that scores on its detailing and visuals

Once you get over the differences from the novels and and accept the adaptation as a different animal, there is a lot to enjoy in the show

‘Churails’ review: Justice League of women, by women, for women

Created by Asim Abbasi, the Pakistani web series ‘Churails’ is a reminder why it is crucial to promote exchange of arts and culture across the conflicted India-Pakistan border

‘Johaar’ review: A commendable attempt by debut director Teja Marni

Director Teja Marni looks at the social ramifications of building a humongous statue, through four stories inspired by true incidents

Before sunrise at the Sabarmati riverfront

Aarti Neharsh’s short film, The Song We Sang, refrains from using sexuality as conflict in the narrative

When classical music meets cinema

With 'The Disciple' headed to Venice, a look at some of the musical greats who made it to films

Toronto Film Festival to honour Anthony Hopkins, Mira Nair, Chloe Zhao

The ceremony will be broadcast on September 15 during the 45th edition of the prestigious movie gala.

Princess Diana musical to debut on Netflix before hitting Broadway

The unusual arrangement for ‘Diana’ was made as Broadway remains closed due to the coronavirus pandemic

Amazon Prime new arrivals this week: ‘World’s Toughest Race’, ‘Ramy’ Season 2

Survival expert Bear Grylls brings his new reality adventure show to the platform, while Ramy Youssef’s award-winning comedy returns too

‘Kill Bill’ to ‘Kannathil Muthamittal’: Filmmaker Madhumitha’s all-time favourites

Growing up in Indonesia on a steady diet of K Balachander and Mani Ratnam movies, filmmaker Madhumitha’s watchlist for this week will resonate with every cinephile out there

Bengaluru International Short Film Festival to be held online from August 13 to 16

As part of the festival, there will be interactions with filmmakers, and Prakash Belawadi will be in conversation with Palme d'Or winner Ruben Östlunda

Malayalam lyricist Chunakkara Ramankutty passes away

He penned several hits of 1980s and 90s.

Ragini Prajwal: ‘Paved the way for new things’

The actor is thrilled with the response she got for her performance in Law and says she looks forward to learning and exploring more

IFFI 2020 as scheduled in November

But films will be screened online with theatrical screening ‘subject to then prevailing conditions’

This is how Tamil TV serials are being shot in the COVID-19 era

As TV soaps start airing fresh content, we go behind the scenes of Star Vijay’s ‘Bharathi Kannamma’ to observe how different shooting content is in the time of COVID-19

Hiphop Tamizha: ‘People post about Sushant Singh’s death and troll someone else the next minute’

Musician-actor Adhi discusses the need to abstain from negativity online and why he is staging a comeback to the independent music scene with ‘Naa Oru Alien’

I couldn’t relate to Vasudha at all: Shivani Raghuvanshi on ‘Raat Akeli Hai’

The actor talks about ‘Raat Akeli Hai’, playing characters that are emotionally-draining, and whether or not she finds herself trapped in a certain kind of role

Espionage thriller ‘Tehran’ to premiere on Apple TV+ this September

The series, from ‘Fauda’ writer Moshe Zonder, tells the story of a Mossad agent who goes deep undercover on a mission in Tehran that places her and everyone around her in dire jeopardy

Jacqueline Fernandez, Salman Khan reunite for ‘Kick 2’

The actress, who celebrated her 35th birthday on Tuesday, had appeared in the first ‘Kick’movie as well

Maanayata Dutt on Sanjay Dutt: ‘Sanju has always been a fighter, and so has our family’

A day after Bollywood actor announced a break from films for medical treatment, his wife urged fans to not fall prey to speculations

Antonio Banderas feels ‘relatively well’, despite testing positive for COVID-19

Banderas said he would use his time in quarantine to read, write, rest and make plans for the future

Dwayne Johnson occupies top spot on Forbes highest-paid male actors list

Ryan Reynolds, who co-stars with Johnson in ‘Red Notice,’ came in second in the Forbes ranking of male stars

‘Sadak 2’ trailer: Sanjay Dutt turns mentor for Alia Bhatt

Directed by Mahesh Bhatt, the film is a sequel to the original ‘Sadak’ that came out in 1991

Priyanka Chopra Jonas completes writing her memior ‘Unfinished’

The book is a collection of personal essays, stories and observations of the 38-year-old actor, to be published by Penguin Random House India

Martin Scorsese inks first look, TV deal with Apple

The announcement comes months after Apple acquired Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, from Paramount

‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’ review | Flying with caution and tepidness

Narrated in a tried-and-tested three-act structure, ‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’ makes ordinariness and familiar storytelling its strengths

Actor Vijay takes up Mahesh Babu's 'Green Challenge'

The actor posted photos of him planting saplings

'Colour Photo', the story of a ‘below average’ guy

My personal experiences inspired project, says Sai Rajesh, on the Telugu film starring Suhas and Chandini

Ramesh Taurani spoke to Sushant day before his death, says can’t deduce person’s feelings on call

The producer said the team was in “preliminary talks” after Rajput “liked the idea.”

Janhvi Kapoor: ‘It’s tough to gauge what is real on social media’

Actor Janhvi Kapoor and filmmaker Sharan Sharma discuss online trolls, misogyny and how Gunjan Saxena’s relationship with her father is like that of Simba and Mufasa

Tamil film producer V Swaminathan passes away, after battle with COVID-19

His production house Lakshmi Movie Makers was responsible for several successful films with actors such as Vijay, Ajith and Kamal Haasan

Jared Leto confirms he’s playing Andy Warhol in biopic

Actor-musician made the revelation in an Instagram post over the weekend, celebrating Warhol’s 92nd birth anniversary

‘Anelka: Misunderstood’ review: Getting personal with Le Sulk

The documentary, directed by Éric Hannezo, tries to uncover the man behind the football star’s many controversies

Gangster Vikas Dubey to be subject of web-series by Hansal Mehta

The ‘Aligarh’ and ‘Shahid’ filmmaker said that he would approach the subject responsibly

Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Neha Sharma to star in rom-com ‘Jogira Sara Ra Ra’

Film reunites Nawazuddin and director Kushan after their 2017 action-thriller ‘Babumoshai Bandookbaaz’

Alfonso Cuarón liberated me: Chaitanya Tamhane

With The Disciple making it to Venice International Film Festival, the director talks about magic and what the Mexican auteur brought to the film

Rana Daggubati weds Miheeka Bajaj

Rana Daggubati and Miheeka Bajaj’s wedding ceremony in Hyderabad was attended by close family members, and the live stream was enabled with virtual reality mode

Meet Hitler and his wife Bhanumathi on August 17

Actor-producer Nirupam Paritala talks about his new series ‘Hitler Gari Pellam’ on Zee Telugu and how production cost has increased due to COVID-19

Documentary on Rajamma is an ode to her resilience and independence, says director Sunitha CV

‘21 Hours of Toil, Travel and Trade’, a documentary, zooms unobtrusively into the daily grind of Rajamma, a fish vendor from a coastal village in Thiruvananthapuram, who refuses to be beaten by the odds

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