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Father-son relationships are not new in Indian cinema. But few remain etched in our memory as unforgettable slices of life seen through the lens of a movie camera and from the perspective of a director.
Father-son relationships are not new in Indian cinema. But few remain etched in our memory as unforgettable slices of life seen through the lens of a movie camera and from the perspective of a director.
The followers are real. The fans are real. The problem is they are not the same people. Bollywood spent a decade optimising for the wrong number and called it strategy. Now the box office is sending the invoice.
Seven films released in February 2026. Not one hit. June is about to make the same mistake, only bigger, with six major releases fighting for the same screens, the same audience, and the same weekend, and the math already knows who loses.
The Top India survey spoke to over 1,000 entertainment workers. What they described was not an industry slowdown. It was a collapse in slow motion, happening entirely behind the camera.
The death of Asha Bhosle is not merely the passing of a celebrated artist; it signals the fading of a cultural ecosystem that once defined Indian cinema.
Among the celebrated names and remarkable wins, one stood out, not because it surprised anyone, but because it felt like history was finally catching up.
In its one hundred thirty-odd years of history, cinema is poised for yet another technological revolution with rapid advancements in fields like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality and extended reality.
'Dacoit - Ek Prem Katha' is a pan-India action drama that follows a convict's quest for revenge against his betraying ex-lover. The film blends intense action with emotional twists.
Anupam Kher teams up with Prabhas for an upcoming film directed by 'Sita Ramam' filmmaker Hanu Raghavapudi. It is backed by Mythri Movie Makers.
Netflix’s much-appreciated documentary "The Roshans" gives the viewers an insight into the Roshan family and their contributions to Indian cinema. Recently, Simi Garewal used her Instagram handle to pen an appreciation note after watching the documentary.
