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Celebrity reality shows work if their subjects are either fabulously crass or fabulously classy. Streaming services have some answers but does the genre have legs at a time when the pandemic has leashed even our fantasies?

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Richard Curtis: Change, Actually

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Richard Curtis defined love for a generation. He is now trying to create a more equal world. The British director in conversation with Nikhil Taneja

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Let the Nation Know

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Swapan Dasgupta

Unimaginative TV coverage, incorrigible journalists and Gurinder Chadha's Partition film

To B and Always B

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The tallest tower of Indian cinema returns to television with high drama

Surely you’re joking, Mr Funnyman

Mayank Shekhar

Is the Indian stand-up comic scene reaching maturity?

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The Dog That Didn’t Pee

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