Film & Theatre
Vidya Balan’s Shakuntala Devi Biopic Will Premiere On Prime Video, On July 31
The release date for the much-awaited film on Shakuntala Devi has finally been announced. Starring Vidya Balan as Devi, the…
Now A Platform To Track Nepotism, But Is It Enough To Usher Change In Bollywood?
There is a new wave in the discussion around nepotism in Bollywood after the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.…#IamSheThePeople
Alia Bhatt, Hrithik Roshan Invited To Join Oscars Academy List Of 819 New Members
Bollywood stars Alia Bhatt and Hrithik Roshan have been invited to join the new list of members at the Academy of…
Priyanka Chopra Signs Multimillion-Dollar First Look TV Deal With Amazon
Priyanka Chopra has signed a two-year multimillion-dollar first look TV Deal with Amazon. "As both an actor and producer, I have…
Brave And Badass: Meet The Female Cast Of Gulabo Sitabo
The three women actors tell us what it was like playing Begum, Guddo, and Fauzia, as we discuss these characters against the backdrop of feminism, the imposed propriety of being a woman, and some fun behind-the-scenes.
Margot Robbie To Lead The New Pirates Of The Caribbean Film
Actress Margot Robbie will star in the female-led version of Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
Brownface And Fairness Creams: Bollywood’s Guide To Hypocrisy
Bollywood’s use of brownface does not promote representation. It promotes discrimination. And yet the film industry has the conscience to speak up against racism in the West. It’s time for celebs to check their hypocrisy.
Who Is Tripti Dimri? The Actress Plays Bulbbul In The Netflix Film
This film helped me start loving myself a little more, and to accept who I am. When I was essaying the part, I realised what all she has gone through. It made me question why we put ourselves in such situations. – Tripti Dimri
Bulbbul Review: A Feminist Fairytale Masquerading As A Horror Movie
Bulbbul is a woman’s story that turns the fairytale culture on its head by demanding justice for sexual assault and violence in an eerie setting.
Privilege In Bollywood: It Is Not About Who Gets It, But Who Bears Its Costs
People are angrier about talented actors being sidelined or cast out, than star kids being launched, re-launched and re-launched again, at the drop of hat. And Bollywood still doesn’t get it.
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