The Vvaan movie review: The Vvaan follows a grieving couple as they return to their ancestral village, only to find themselves drawn into an old forest legend where faith, grief and tradition collide. The film has plenty of rich ideas, but its crowded plotting and uneven execution dilute their impact.
Assamese musician Joi Barua has composed key songs for Cosmic Rhapsody, an independent production linked thematically to NASA's COSI mission. The collaboration places an Assamese musician within a global work where storytelling, science and stardust converge.
Om Ka Hari movie review: After a suspected heart attack, a father forces his estranged son to accompany him to Varanasi. The journey exposes old wounds, but the film's emotional pay-off remains gentler than its premise suggests.
Nani has confirmed that The Paradise will hit theatres on September 24 without a theatrical trailer. Instead of pulling the team away from the final cut to make one, the makers have chosen to let the film speak for itself.
The Paper 2 review: The Paper returns this month with a second season that deepens its newsroom chaos and character comedy. The Peacock spin-off finally seems to have stepped out of The Office's shadow.
Chumbak review: Set in a gossip-filled Chembur colony, Chumbak follows five families caught in each other's business. Its warmth, lively ensemble and everyday chaos make the familiar jokes easier to forgive.
Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan reunite in Haiwaan after 18 years, but this time, they're on opposite sides. Saif plays Shyam, while Akshay turns menacing as Parshuram, giving their familiar chemistry a dark new twist.
The Gentlemen Season 2 review: Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen is back, with Eddie Horniman (Theo James) going deeper into crime and politics. Season 2 goes bigger on the chaos and ambition, but sometimes forgets to keep things moving.
As Mirzapur: The Movie arrives tomorrow, there is one old Mirzapur debate that deserves another round: Munna Bhaiya versus Kaleen Bhaiya. One has the gaddi, the other has the swagger, the dialogue and a fandom that simply refuses to let him go.
The Last Salute review: The Last Salute follows the MiG-21's final days in service through pilots' memories and its Chandigarh farewell. The documentary is heartfelt and revealing, but its soft handling of the jet's crash record leaves its legacy only partly examined.
Yash's Toxic has crossed the Rs 100-crore mark on Day 1, proving his star power goes beyond KGF and Rocky Bhai. Meanwhile, the opening also underlines Kannada cinema's growing pan-India reach.
The controversy over Kriti Sanon's Raksha Bandhan outfit shows the persistent policing of women's clothing under the guise of tradition in India. It questions why cultural respect is measured by attire and calls for an end to imposing dress codes on women during festivals.
Ravi Teja's Irumudi is giving his box-office run a much-needed lift. After a strong opening, the film has held firm into the week, signalling a shift in his solo fortunes and raising the bar for what's possible next.
Krystle D'Souza voted against fellow Traitor Aaditya "Kullu" Kulshreshth, despite him helping save her. The move has shaken up the Traitors' equation and put the spotlight firmly on her next move.
Yash's Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown-Ups is set for a worldwide theatrical release on August 26. Here's everything you need to know about the film, including its runtime, certification, release details, cast, characters, story and key crew.
For those wondering about Yash, long before KGF, he had spent a decade building his star power – from theatre and television to Kannada cinema. KGF didn't make the star; it simply made him impossible for the rest of India to miss.
Netflix's adaptation of My Brilliant Career brings a fresh, contemporary perspective to Miles Franklin's 1979 classic. The six-episode series explores a young woman's struggle for self-determination in early 1900s Australia.
The Indian box office is on a roll in 2026. With Ramayana, Toxic, regional surprises and Hollywood spectacles lined up, the second half could make this a year to remember.
The trailer of Mirzapur: The Movie brings Kaleen Bhaiya, Guddu, Bablu and Munna back into the same power struggle. Its return to the early timeline opens old rivalries to new threats in the race for the Gaddi.
Manu Rishi Chadha's portrayal of Pervez Musharraf in Operation Safed Sagar has put the spotlight on an actor who has quietly built a versatile career. From Delhi theatre to films and streaming, Chadha has made a mark with roles that feel lived-in, never overplayed.
