Naveen Kasturia

Breathe: Into the Shadows: Director Mayank Sharma reveals how he planned two seasons, while keeping the audience curious

Getting close to the premiere date, director Mayank Sharma who has directed the Breathe franchise opens up about his plan for the series and how every tiny detail for season 2 was pre-planned.

Amit Sadh on Breathe: Into The Shadows 2: 'Didn't know the show would reach till here when we started six years back'

Amit Sadh is stepping into the character of Kabir Sawant for the third time in Breathe: Into The Shadows 2, and in this exclusive interview with Firstpost, has the company of Saiyami Kher, Naveen Kasturia, and director Mayank Sharma.

Exclusive! Abhishek Bachchan: 'Many directors want puppets, they want people they can bounce their ideas on'

In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, Abhishek Bachchan talks about the reference to Raavan in Breathe: Into The Shadows, if essaying such a complicated character take a toll, why discussions with a director are crucial, and his takeaway from the world they all have created.

Ahead of the release of Breathe: Into the Shadows Season 2; here’s a eecap of the major events of season 1

While Season 1 left viewers with goosebumps, Naveen assures that the upcoming season will be breathtaking.

Naveen Kasturia on working with Abhishek Bachchan: 'He has a switch on and off button'

Naveen revealed that Abhishek has a different personality both on and off screen. He said, "When I met Abhishek on the first day of my shoot, I realized he’s completely different on-screen and off-screen."

Naveen Kasturia, an 'aspirant' all along: Before or after TVF, struggle has been a constant part of my life

"I don’t think India is reflected only in the vices and crimes, the gaalis and the violence that we so enthusiastically watch and cherish. Simplicity is a common trait in this country. This simplicity is what TVF probes," says Naveen Kasturia, the lead actor of TVF Aspirants.

Swara Bhasker, Sumeet Vyas, Amol Parashar, Naveen Kasturia discuss their horror comedy show Aapkey Kamrey Mein Koi Rehta Hai

Swara Bhasker opens up about the difficulties of her role in Aapkey Kamrey Mein Koi Rehta Hai, which required suspension of disbelief

Aapkey Kamrey Mein Koi Rehta Hai review: Swara Bhasker's horror-comedy series is short on wit and frights

The brevity of episodes (under 20 minutes each), is a benefit, even though it is short on wit and frights and there is a frugality to the production design.

Aapkey Kamrey Mein Koi Rehta Hai trailer: MXPlayer show features Swara Bhasker as a ghost

Aapkey Kamrey Mein Koi Rehta Hai, Swara Bhasker's horror comedy series, will have five episodes and will stream from 22 January on MX PLayer

The transphobia of Pati, Patni aur Panga: MX Player show's ignorant writing uses trans experiences solely to elicit humour

The premise of this show, produced by Jay Sahni and Anushree Mehta, is novel, interesting, and full of potential, but the treatment is atrocious and cringeworthy.