A film star steps out of the screen and into real life politics, carrying the hopes of fans who once cheered in theatres. Now with 108 seats in hand, Tamil Nadu watches quietly to see if this story writes a second MGR.
Vijay’s TVK has shaken Tamil Nadu’s long-standing political balance, pushing the DMK and AIADMK into an unexpected three-way contest. What was once a predictable Dravidian cycle now faces its biggest disruption in over six decades.
Khanal opens up about his six-month tenure as Nepal’s finance minister, navigating protests, elections, and economic challenges. Read on to see how he steered the interim government and what he thinks about Nepal’s next steps.
At 71, Prachanda returns to Rukum East, facing rivals, party splits, and questions over his revolutionary legacy. This campaign is a fight for survival as much as for a seat.
The election follows deadly protests that forced the government to resign last year. Voters will now decide which leader can command a majority and form the next government.
In fog-shrouded Dalerpura, every secret has a shadow, and every murder leaves a trail of whispered truths. Barun Sobti and Mona Singh navigate crime, caste, and patriarchy in a thriller that’s as much about society as it is about murder.
Gara and her daughter Nada stand strong against NATO plans that threaten their mountain home, showing that courage and care are not just for men. ‘To Hold a Mountain’ is a moving story of female strength, family bonds, and the fight to protect nature.
In ‘Hold Onto Me’, 11-year-old Iris refuses to let her estranged father slip away, leading to a summer of tender moments. Myrsini Aristidou’s debut feature is a quietly powerful story of childhood, family, and reconciliation.
‘American Doctor’ takes you inside Gaza’s war-torn hospitals, where three American doctors risk everything to save innocent lives. A raw, unflinching story of courage, trauma, and humanity amidst unimaginable horror.
Step into the vibrant, sensual world of Barbara Hammer, the lesbian cinema pioneer who turned archives into art and love into rebellion. ‘Barbara Forever’ is a playful, intimate celebration of desire, identity, and a life lived unapologetically.
A child sees what she shouldn’t, and the world never looks the same again. In ‘Josephine’, Beth de Araújo turns trauma into tender, fearless cinema that hurts, heals, and stays with you long after the screen goes dark.
A dark, angry crime thriller, ‘Daldal’ stars Bhumi Pednekar as a haunted Mumbai cop chasing a brutal serial killer while battling her own fractures. Ambitious and socially charged, the series grips in moments but stumbles under uneven writing, pacing, and unclear politics.
From the quiet lanes of Murshidabad to millions of hearts across India, Arijit Singh became the voice that scored our love, heartbreak, and longing. Now, even the nation’s favourite singer has paused, seeking space to breathe and reclaim his own rhythm.
In a world that tried to keep her invisible, a young girl from the margins stepped into the light and claimed her story. PK Rosy’s life is a tale of courage, resilience, and a spirit that refused to be silenced.
Rituparno Ghosh, Calcutta’s cinematic genius, transformed Bengali and Indian cinema with stories that celebrated women, explored love, and honored Tagore’s legacy. From his early days at Jadavpur University to award-winning films, his vision left a mark on storytelling.
