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Search ResultIS FACE FUZZ TRENDING NOW?
Are men really back today, and what does facial hair say about modern masculinity? Monojit Lahiri explores how changing workplace cultu...
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In this conversation with Sohaila Kapur, social worker Anurag Chauhan reflects on menstrual hygiene, education, transgender inclusion, ...
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Brij Bhushan, journalist and author, reviews Khalid Mohamed's Not Quite Family: An Intimate Memoir of Bollywood. Recently publ...
Read MoreHINDI CINEMA: UNDER HOLLYWOOD’S HAT
Khalid Mohamed recalls the impact (and copycatting) of Hollywood cinema and its gossip journals, which inspired countless ente...
Read MoreTHE STING BEHIND BOLLYWOOD PAPARAZZI
Khalid Mohamed, without being judgmental, reports on the love-hate relationship of the celebrities and the paparazzi – a...
Read MoreAI DISRUPTS CINEMA AND IDENTITY
As artificial intelligence reshapes cinema, actors confront the loss of control over identity, image, and livelihood, writes <...
Read MoreTRENDING: CULTURE, SCREENS, STORIES, SHIFTS, POWER
From blockbuster star sightings to emerging tech, awards honouring inclusivity, breakthrough entertainment ventures and the rise of reading-led...
Read MoreTRENDING: DHARMENDRA - SENTIMENTALLY YOURS FOREVER
A heartfelt remembrance of Dharmendra’s final years, shared through this touching memorial by Khalid Mohamed, tracing his solitude, poetry, humility,...
Read MoreTHOUGHT FACTORY: DEATH OF THE WORKING CLASS HERO
Khalid Mohamed analyses the slow disappearance of the working-class protagonist from Hindi cinema, exploring how shifting audi...
Read MoreFESTIVALS: ARE THE NATIONAL AWARDS LOSING THEIR WAY?
Once upon a time the most glamorous, eagerly-awaited and coveted award was Filmfare founded in 1954, but today the National Awards’ credi...
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