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Udta Teer, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan, attempts to turn Indo-Pakistani espionage into a farcical comedy. Reviewed by...
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On October 1, 1992, Zee TV opened a new window for Indian television. Karuna Samtani, Zee’s first employee, remembers its pioneer...
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From an acclaimed Himalayan love story to conversations on body shaming, food safety, cybersecurity and AI, these are three stories from this week that des...
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Karuna Samtani, the pioneering Head of Programming and first employee of Zee TV, joins Vinta Nanda to reveal the untold story of India's satellite television Read More
JODHPUR RIFF CELEBRATES LIVING TRADITIONS
Where Tradition Finds Its Future: Twenty Years of Jodhpur RIFF: By Arnab Banerjee, this immersive feature explores how Jodhpur RIFF mar...
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The Departure of Colour, Line, and Silent Melodies is a moving tribute to master artist Narendra Nath Das, whose poetic modern...
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