Gauri Shinde

Sonam Kapoor, Karan Johar, Ranveer Singh attend Twinkle Khanna's new book launch

Pyjamas are Forgiving is Twinkle Khanna's third book after Mrs Funnybones and The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad

Rajkummar Rao, Patralekhaa, Gauri Shinde, Tisca Chopra attend Ariel's Sons #ShareTheLoad panel discussion

Rajkummar Rao, Patralekhaa, Gauri Shinde were part of a panel discussion organised by Ariel for Sons #ShareTheLoad The discussion was conducted by Tisca Chopra

International Women's Day: Bollywood needs more female filmmakers to make way for engaging, inclusive cinema

It’s not easy for women to become directors in India. And the key roadblock seems to be perception, not always opportunity.

Rakeysh Mehra, Ketan Mehta, Anu Malik to be part of Whistling Woods film event

Filmmakers like Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Saiwyn Quadras and Ketan Mehta will share their thoughts with the audience, with regards to writing biopics.

Dear Zindagi movie review: Incredibly cute Alia, Shah Rukh Khan need a more consistent script

Dear Zindagi is a mixed bag, but one that redefines the concept of hero and heroine in Hindi cinema.

Half Girlfriend, Hindi Medium, and why we love films about English Vinglish

Both this week's releases, Hindi Medium and Half Girlfriend dealt with how knowing the English language can drastically change your life for the better.

Watch: Shah Rukh Khan plays a history teacher to Alia Bhatt in this Dear Zindagi deleted scene

Shah Rukh Khan narrates the story of celebrated Portuguese warrior Dona Maria to Alia Bhatt in this deleted scene, as a lesson of self discovery

Gauri Shinde Director’s Cut: On Alia Bhatt, SRK, therapy and an entrance exam for parenthood

Gauri Shinde ’s Dear Zindagi has become a hit despite its unconventional theme and the way it breaks Bollywood tradition by having a male megastar play second fiddle to a female star.

Filmfare Awards to introduce Short Film category this year; Vidya Balan, Gauri Shinde on jury

Out of over 1,000 entries received, the jury has shortlisted 43 short films for the nominations in five categories

Dear Zindagi and the call to end mandatory maata-pitaa worship: Bravo, Kaira and Gauri Shinde

If the notoriously snail-like, risk-averse Hindi film industry can evolve to a point where it has stuck its neck out in our parent-adoring society to produce a Dear Zindagi, it is time to initiate a widespread public conversation about troubling questions relating to parenthood