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A season 2 celebrate: Your favourite shows are returning on Netflix India

A must-watch-list: Netflix India to drop the second seasons of local shows - Masaba Masaba S2, Delhi Crime S2, Jamtara S2, Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives S2 and Mismatched S2 in 2022.

Has OTT opened up space for new talent, storytelling perspectives; creators, executives weigh in

Halfway into 2022, the OTT platforms might have cracked a smarter, more effective way of entertaining people by focusing on story and suitable talent, rather than going for star value. Will this sustain?

How Mai on Netflix serves as an exploration of the mother's guilt

The mother's guilt allows Sakshi Tanwar's domesticated character in Mai to go through an extreme path in order to uncover her daughter's mysterious death. And the deep-seated pain of being a surrogate mother only compounds that guilt.

Atul Mongia, Anshai Lal, Tanya Bami — makers of Netflix show Mai on why acting workshops are indispensable today

Atul Mongia, who pioneered acting workshops in India back in 2000s, is glad the film industry is warming up to the concept now, especially with streaming platforms like Netflix gaining ground.

Anushka Sharma excited about Sakshi Tanwar's Mai to release on 15 April

The crime-thriller 'Mai' starring Sakshi Tanwar is all set to release on 15 April 2022, and just like every other fan, Anushka Sharma can't wait for it.

How Jim Sarbh's resplendent voiceover helps add perspective to Netflix's Eternally Confused and Eager for Love

Jim Sarbh’s part-heavy-part-shrill but ever resplendent voice does all this is a treat — a beat rather that reigns over the show.

Eternally Confused and Eager For Love review: Yet another addition to the list of emotionally vacant high-aesthetic shows

The show co-produced by Farhan Akhtar and Zoya Akhtar among others is in the extreme Urban Hindi comfort zone, where the story is watchable, the characters super relatable, and nearly nothing is memorable.

How shows like The Fame Game, and films like Tribhanga, Shakuntala Devi are finally embracing the idea of flawed motherhood

A common theme in the West, the idea of flawed motherhood and the mother's guilt had been pushed under the carpet by Hindi cinema for the longest time because it is uncomfortable to address.

Food is the start of all great love stories, from Once Again, The Lunchbox to In The Mood for Love

All it takes is one wrong delivery of the lunchbox or a chance telephonic conversation with one of your restaurant customers. The premise is predictable. And yet, it makes magic. Each time.

Kapil Sharma's debut Netflix stand-up special only exposes the inherent flaws of his TV show

Even when Kapil Sharma, a television face, moves from its high censorship framework to a relatively unregulated OTT space, he cannot enjoy the right to be irreverent.