From Naming Her Child To Signing Films, Kareena Kapoor Can Do No Right By Troll Brigade
Must a woman now stop and weigh in the digital abuse she may have to endure, every time she makes a career decision or so much as names her child?
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Kangana Ranaut Claims She Has Not Paid Half Of Last Year’s Tax Because She Has ‘No Work’
Kangana Ranaut recently arrived in Mumbai and was spotted at her demolished office in the city on Tuesday.
Women In Bollywood Who Are Hosting Fundraisers For COVID-19 Relief
Take a look at the women in Bollywood who are hosting fundraisers to help fight the crisis.
Does Britain Owe India An Apology For ‘Loot And Thieving’? Raveena Tandon Believes So
Raveena Tandon was recently in news for arranging 300 oxygen cylinders for people in Delhi.
Shefali Shah’s Directorial Debut Film ‘Someday’ Shortlisted For 51st USA Film Festival
Our labour of love has made it to the final selection of USA film festival, and I can’t even begin to tell how excited I am: Shefali Shah
Never Saw It As Safety Net: Prachi Desai Says No To A Marriage Of Convenience
“I won’t mind being married a few years later but again, only if and when someone perfect comes along: Prachi Desai on her marriage plans
Priyanka Chopra Has Reveals When Her Next Bollywood Film Will Release
Priyanka Chopra is will be seen this year in Prime Video’s upcoming series Citadel, also starring Richard Madden, known for his role as Rob Stark in the hit HBO series Game of Thrones.
I Opened My Mouth, I Almost Said Something: Ankita Lokhande’s Cryptic Message To Trolls
In a recent interview, Ankita Lokhande revealed how Rajput “chose his career” over their relationship while she rejected many major Bollywood films.
Casting Couch: Ankita Lokhande Reveals She Was Asked To ‘Compromise’
“I was so smart, I was alone in that room and was 19 or 20 years old, and asked him, ‘Which type of compromise does your producer want?'” Ankita Lokhande shares experience with casting couch.
What Do We Do With Kangana Ranaut’s Brand Of Feminism
Ranaut, by demeaning her colleagues, her tribe, is enabling patriarchy further.
