Kaveree Bamzai

It’s been a year since the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, a rising star who never quite fulfilled his early potential, but whose alleged suicide exposed much of the ugliness inherent in Bollywood’s beautiful people

Samantha Akkineni is one of the few actors to talk about the impostor syndrome

Nearly two decades after their first indie film, and with a triumphant second season of The Family Man to their credit, Raj and DK are now Bollywood’s quirkiest storytellers

The art and idealism of a filmmaker who was always searching

Public figures have to be extra careful about what they say, no matter how young and naïve they are

Movies and online streaming shows are dipping into real life characters for drama, action and suspense

A show about six young people living in New York in the mid-90s comes at a time when we have never been more isolated and socially distanced from each other. There are no friendly couches to crash on, no huddles to bind us, and no shoulders to cry on

Asif Kapadia, the director who reinvented the documentary, brings his prodigious talent to two new nonfiction series and a haunting mini-series

There is a saying in the film industry, “yeh film Monday ko bolegi”, which in effect means the film will become popular by word-of-mouth

The pandemic has changed the art and mart of movies. Forever?