Darsheel Safary

Capital A small a: Darsheel Safary excels in Amazon miniTV's sweet coming-of-age film

Revathi Pillai and Darsheel Safary star as teenagers whose height difference becomes a stumbling block in their budding relationship.

Arti Sonthalia’s new book Read, Write, Race is about a 10-year-old’s struggle with dyslexia

Arti Sonthalia, who has written award-winning children’s books such as Big Bully and M-me (2015) and Best Friends Forever (2018) is back with a new title called Read, Write, Race. It revolves around a 10-year-old boy named Raghav who is diagnosed with dyslexia.

Teachers' Day 2019: From Super 30 to Iqbal, five Bollywood films that celebrate educators

India celebrates Teachers' Day every year in honour of former president and promoter of eduction, Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on his birth anniversary

Shweta Tiwari's daughter Palak to make film debut with Taare Zameen par star Darsheel Safary

Shweta Tiwari confirmed that her daughter Palak will make her Hindi film debut opposite Darsheel Safary in Quickie.

Darsheel Safary returns to films after five years with Quickie, a teenage romcom

Darsheel Safary made his debut by playing Ishan Awasthi, a dyslexic student, in Aamir Khan's Taare Zameen Par 10 years ago

Darsheel Safary: I want a leading role that's a worthy follow-up to Tare Zameen Par

Darsheel Safary, who earned a Best Actor nomination for his role in Taare Zameen Par, is all grown up, and ready for a second innings in acting

Movie Review: Midnight's Children is a stunning mess

For the brave attempt and the fabulous ensemble cast, the movie warrants a singular visit to the theaters, but unlike the novel or the momentous date it is built on, the movie won’t be making it to the history books.

Movie Review: Despite its flaws, Midnight's Children is a striking epic

Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children is not a well-crafted film of Salman Rushdie's Booker Prize-winning novel of the same name. Yet it captures the essence of the novel to the core.

Darsheel excited about 'Midnight's Children'

Teen actor Darsheel Safary is excited about Canada-based Indian filmmaker Deepa Mehta's "Midnight's Children" because for the first time he is "doing a film of this kind".

So Sanath, you think you can dance?

The promos of the fifth season of Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa are on air. It's a soup we can cook in our sleep.