Whether it will inspire the party to come together and fight elections is quite another matter.
Author: Sidharth Bhatia
Remembering the Time When Gina Lollobrigida’s Visit to Bombay Created Quite a Flutter
Lo Lollo, one of the biggest stars in the European film firmament, passed away on January 16 at 95.
Nadav Lapid Reminds Us that ‘The Kashmir Files’ Is Not Just Propaganda But Crass Too
The director's words make it clear that the global film community expects that India will not push forward a mediocre and “vulgar” film.
There Is Also an India in Which Comedians Are Shut Down…
Vir Das's 'two Indias' monologue in the US has landed him in the crosshairs of right-wing groups. They have succeeded in creating an atmosphere where organisers will hesitate in …
Amitabh Bachchan, the Familiar Presence in Our Lives For Almost Six Decades
As he turns 80, the star’s skill at reinventing himself has kept him relevant to successive generations.
Communal Virus Injected into Diaspora, and the Culture is Growing
Incidents like the violence in Leicester are only going to increase and spread elsewhere unless local governments take decisive action.
Suddenly Many New Fictional Detectives Are Sniffing for Clues on the Streets of Bombay
Most mysteries are set in the past but contemporary Mumbai is not missing either.
Akshay Kumar’s Hindu Samrat Goes Where No Other Bollywood Films Have Gone Before
The blatant advertising of 'Samrat Prithviraj' shows it is aimed at only Hindus, but will this work at the box office?
As James Bond Makers Think About a Replacement for 007, a Fan’s Suggestion – Shut Down the Franchise
Let us wallow in the nostalgia of times past. The idea of a British secret agent battling to save the world is laughable today.
‘The Kashmir Files’ Is a Manipulative Propaganda Vehicle To Rouse Emotions Against Muslims
Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri is emerging as the favourite filmmaker of the BJP and has received the party’s full support.