This International Women's Day, let us question the biggest mode of influence and entertainment - cinema. Have movies done enough to represent women, are they telling stories that are relevant?

From classic hits to newer tracks, Uzbek children performing Bollywood songs are winning hearts online ...

Joy Mukherjee emerged as a charming youth icon of the 1960s Hindi cinema, known for his romantic films and musical hits. Despite initial reluctance towards acting, he found stardom with 'Love in ...

Reflecting Society Through Cinema Cinema serves as a mirror to society, with its narratives, characters, and ideologies often rooted in real-life experiences. The portrayal of women in films ...

Vijay Varma's crime drama 'Matka King' is finally set for an April 2026 release after a year's delay. Filmed in June 2024, the series delves into the rise of the 'Matka' gambling system in 1960s ...

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, while Hindi cinema was dominated by romantic heroes, family sagas, and formulaic storytelling, the world outside was changing. Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar understood ...

First published in the early 1960s and now translated from the original Hindi by Mahua Sen, this controversial novel presents complex characters and examines queer desire ...

Hema Malini calls Dharmendra’s BAFTA tribute heartening, shares emotional note, says she misses him every single minute. Read ...

Long before product placement, cars defined class and aspiration in Hindi cinema. Through Studio Joyride, historians and ...

Salim-Javed revolutionised Hindi cinema with powerful dialogues, metaphor-rich writing, and the iconic angry young man hero.

During BAFTA Awards 2026, Dharmendra, the He-Man of Bollywood, was remembered for his remarkable contributions to Indian cinema in a touching In Memoriam tribute.

Jessie Ware took to the stage and sang an emotional rendition of Barbra Streisand's The Way We Were as part of In Memoriam segment at BAFTA awards 2026.