Shriya Saran Shuts Down ‘South Actress’ Label: ‘People Start Boxing You When They Notice You’

Shriya Saran, born in Haridwar, built a versatile career in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu cinema. She stars in Space Gen ...

Shriya Saran on being boxed as 'south actress' through her career: 'You are what you believe yourself to be' | Interview

Shriya Saran talks about her journey in films and why the tag of ‘south actress’ does not bother her despite her diverse ...

Karan Tacker: I don’t come from any kind of backing, so breaks hit harder

Karan Tacker reflects on his OTT journey, from breakthrough roles to navigating industry slowdowns. He opens up about ...

Comedian Danish Sait reflects on playing an ISRO scientist in Nakuul Mehta starrer 'Space Gen Chandrayaan': 'Hiding behind nothing'

Danish Sait, known for his comic roles, takes a serious turn in Space Gen Chandrayaan, playing an ISRO scientist. Inspired by ...

‘I Had Started Doubting Myself’: Amruta Khanvilkar On How Alia Bhatt's Raazi Changed Her Career

Amruta Khanvilkar credits her selective choices and roles in Raazi, Natarang, Chandramukhi, and Taskaree for shaping her ...
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How Mark Tully saw the disconnect between elite media and ordinary Indians

In 1991, Mark Tully, by then the face of the BBC in India and one of the most recognisable foreign broadcasters covering the ...
India Today

Border 2 beyond emotional weight: When familiar tropes fight the war

Border 2 delivers the emotional certainty audiences expect from a war film, but when the dust settles, it raises a larger question about what Hindi war cinema chooses to explore and what it leaves ...

‘I am surely taking oath!’: How Ajit Pawar’s comic timing, earthy wit kept Maharashtra hooked

While talking about sending students to NASA, Ajit Pawar was once asked about controlling stray cattle. His reply brought the house down.