Amazon Prime

Madhuri Dixit believes 90s actresses are doing more evolved roles than male stars

The actress claimed that as time passes the trio of stories, audience, and storytelling “is maturing.”

Hansal Mehta talks about not casting a gay actor for Modern Love Mumbai

Hansal Mehta reacted to those who criticise his casting choice for his episode 'Baai' in Modern Love Mumbai.

Oh My Dog movie review: Arun Vijay's sweet, sappy film bogged down by commercial platitudes and predictable writing

Oh My Dog is predictable. Right from the first frame, you can guess how the film will unfold next. And there is no doubt about how the film will end. The only surprise we probably get is the degree of clumsiness.

Imogen Poots on transcending 'love interest' roles with Outer Range: I have had a tendency to flicker around the edges

"On Outer Range, Josh Brolin said to me, 'You should take up a little more space; you’re still unsure about that.' That's maybe a symptom of having been a student for too long," says Imogen Poots.

Viewers living with cerebral palsy laud Surya Kasibhatla's depiction in Jalsa: 'We felt seen'

“I love being in front of the camera but I did not know until this that it was possible to become an actor because of my disability," says Darshana Ramgiri, a fashion blogger and content creator with cerebral palsy, on watching Jalsa.

Sharmaji Namkeen: Why Rishi Kapoor's final film is more a compromise than a lasting tribute

Would any self-respecting actor (especially as passionate as Rishi Kapoor) have agreed to this hodge-podge that is equal parts of a ‘tribute’ and a barely salvaged film relying heavily on the generosity of its audience?

Vidhatri Bandi on Jalsa: ‘Making it big in the entertainment industry is tough for an outsider'

Actress Vidhatri Bandi opens up on working with Vidya Balan in ‘Jalsa’, her struggles in the entertainment industry and more.

Jalsa director Suresh Triveni responds to claims of his plot's convenience: Coincidence was a conscious choice

"We could have made the plot convoluted — newer characters, more events — to be more logical. But my fear was that I would move away from my central character and their emotions," says Suresh Triveni.

Devil's Advocate | What jars in the otherwise radical Jalsa is reinforcing of the noble servant stereotype

Ramu Kaka is back on screen again, and this time he is called Ruksana. Jalsa does not reengineer a status quo that has somewhat been challenged by international films like The White Tiger and Parasite.

Jalsa movie review: Vidya Balan and Shefali Shah light up a story of class, happenstance and the human conscience

Half the battle for Jalsa was won when Vidya Balan and Shefali Shah were roped in to share screen space.