A Rs 370 plate of biryani. A woman repeatedly saying no. A packed comedy hall laughing along. The story that followed cost Himanshu Jangra his job.
The groom is dressed. The church is full. The bride is on top of a carriage with a gun. Sherlock Holmes has been kidnapped and Enola has officially left the building. July 1 cannot come fast enough.
One year ago, these two were quietly having dinner in Montreal. Now they are on a New York City red carpet, touching foreheads and posing for photographers. Quite the upgrade.
When Tamil cinema was still confined to studios, Bharathiraja took his camera into the fields. He told caste stories, and let the soil itself become a character. Six National Awards later, the villages he loved outlived him.
A vintage home video. A red cowgirl hat. A girl who watched the first film at age five, now standing in the cast photo at the world premiere.
The deepfake visuals, created by superimposing her face onto another person's body, spread rapidly across Instagram, X, and Facebook. Police have now reached out to Meta for account details.
At 15, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has already broken records, won five IPL awards, and earned a senior India call-up. Now Bollywood has noticed too. Kangana Ranaut has one message for him and it is only four words.
Nurses deliver babies while bullets fly. They clean patients, run hospitals, and still get talked down to in empty corridors. Kangana Ranaut says that has to change.
Monday takes everything out of you. These five K-dramas ask for nothing back. No focus, no energy, no emotional armour. Just press play and let the evening happen.
Iran won't let Jafar Panahi make films. It won't let him travel. Now it won't let him go free either. The court has spoken, and the clock is ticking.
