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Pulp Paradox

Ullekh NP

By pandering to the prurient fantasies of Malayali men, Kerala’s popular culture has abetted misogyny in life and politics

The Odd One Out

Rajeev Masand

Not Quite a Money Spinner | End of the Affair

Sanju Movie Review

Ajit Duara

Isn’t ‘Sanju’ a movie that consciously attempts to 'fake' our perception?

The Last Anti-Hero: Sanjay Dutt in Life and Art

Rajeev Masand

Can we expect objectivity from an industry that has always made excuses for India’s most polarising star?

Eye of the Tiger

Rachel Dwyer

What Salman Khan’s stardom says about sexuality and ageing in India

Rajkumar Hirani: ‘I don’t judge people’

Divya Unny

Rajkumar Hirani on making his first biopic and the complexity that is Sanjay Dutt

Getting Serious in Tinseltown

Rajeev Masand

In Search of Her Next Big Project | Petty Games of One-Upmanship

Found in Translation

Lhendup G Bhutia

The art of setting the box office alight by adapting Hollywood films to the Indian idiom

Girls Just Want to Have Fun

Shaikh Ayaz

Move over bromance, it’s time for female bonding

‘I love playing specific guys, not just John Travolta kind of doing it’

Noel de Souza

Noel de Souza in conversation with John Travolta

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