Drashti Dhami

5 reasons why you shouldn't miss watching the suspense thriller Duranga - Two Shades of a lie!

Thrillers have become one of the most popular genres in shows and movies. After all, who does not enjoy the delightful suspense, the gut-wrenching fear of what’s going to happen next, and the wonderful feeling of a surprise twist you never saw coming?

Duranga review: An adaptation that creates neither drama nor dread

Duranga is supposedly an adaptation of the K-drama Flower of Evil. It’s safe to say you’d be better of watching the original.

Gulshan Devaiah: 'It was my childhood dream to be part of Hindi films'

In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, Gulshan Devaiah opened up about his dark character in Duranga and getting offers of south films.

Drashti Dhami on Duranga: There were times I would be lost in my scenes and Gulshan would help me

From Geet Hui Sabse Parayi to Duranga, Drashti Dhami has come a long way and in this exclusive interview with Firstpost, she opens up on this upcoming show that arrives tomorrow, recalling her character Geet from Geet Hui Sabse Parayi, and how women are no longer the damsels in distress on celluloid

Gulshan Devaiah on working with Drashti Dhami in Duranga: 'She is very sweet & amp'

The Hindi reconstruction of the famous Korean show 'Flower of Evil', will premiere on August 19. Highlighting entertainers Gulshan Devaiah and Drashti Dhami are leading the series, the show, 'Duranga' is coordinated by Pradeep Sarkar and Aijaz Khan.

Zee5 announces the gripping romantic thriller Duranga teaser out now

Starring Drashti Dhami & Gulshan Devaiah in lead roles, Duranga will stream soon on Zee5, Duranga chronicles the love story.

Duranga will be adaptation of the hit K-Drama Flower of Evil, soon will be streaming on Zee5

Goldie Behl says Duranga is a special subject, the series that explores the concept of marriage but through a unique twisted lens, something you have never seen before.

The Empire shows yet again why Hindi cinema can't get Mughals right

Given the track record of Hindi cinema, it comes as no surprise that Kunal Kapoor is cast as Babur, a pale, slant-eyed, wispy-bearded, Chagatai-Turkic speaking foreign invader.

The Empire review: Full marks for ambition, yet familiar clichés abound

The makers of The Empire deserve to be rewarded for the scale and the feel, with the chance to follow up with future seasons. But they desperately need to get their act together in terms of writing and casting.

Kunal Kapoor, Dino Morea discuss their characters in The Empire, and the chinks in their armour

Kunal Kapoor and Dino Morea talk about playing layered characters in The Empire, and how OTT has proved to be a game-changer for their careers.