Aziz Ansari: Nightclub Comedian review — Interesting cynical surprise set but ultimately fizzles out
This is not a bad show at all: it’s just hamstrung by its creator’s well-documented blind spots
'Kapil Sharma may be finally able to crack jokes on things he couldn't on TV': stand-up comedians open on his new Netflix special
“Netflix is struggling to penetrate into small towns in India. They need a lot more relatable Indian content to attract new subscribers. Kapil Sharma is the king of that, so they are riding on his popularity and his brand image."
Reliance Industries doubles down on media business; ready to take on Amazon, Netflix, Hotstar
The company is also planning to raise funds upwards of Rs 12,000 crore from financial investors, according to industry sources, to beef up the media business
From The Batman, The Lord of the Rings to our very own Brahmastra, 2022 will be a year of varying nerdgasms
There is a purity and reassurance to the fact that even at a time when box office returns may be uncertain and moviegoing may be on the decline, the number of exciting stories and rich new worlds to explore and get lost in certainly isn’t.
For Netflix India to conquer Indian market, they'll have to choose persuasion over attraction, conditioning over content
Indians may not use the thing you offer them for free but it is in our nature to prize that which feels abundant rather than that which feels appealing. Netflix India needs to cater to those needs, like other streaming platforms do with sports and other add-ons.
Sandra Bullock credits the new lease of life in her career to Netflix; here's how streaming is giving Hollywood women their due
Netflix has not only helped revive Sandra Bullock’s career but has also pushed forward the filmographies of several other aging actresses, ensuring they continue to be as prolific and get to play meaty, layered, and interesting characters on screen.
Munich: The Edge of War movie review — Jeremy Irons, George MacKay in an elegant, often-engrossing historical thriller
Munich: The Edge of War is an uneven, sometimes perplexing narrative, but moreover it’s a touching story about friendship, about the ways in which the personal and the political can collide.
Jeremy Irons on starring in Netflix film Munich: The Edge of War — 'I love reappraisals of history'
After reflecting on his own history and the sources of his contentment, Jeremy Irons has, in recent years, chosen to work less, and revel more in immediate pleasures. “I act to live. I don’t live to act,” he said.
The Royal Treatment movie review: Bland dialogues, stale idiosyncrasies abound in this Netflix rom-com
The Royal Treatment constantly juggles the fairy tale element with the woke, perhaps to appeal to an internet audience that values wokeness
Netflix K-drama slate for 2022 includes Money Heist adaptation, Son Ye-jin's Thirty Nine
Following the popularity of K-dramas such as Squid Game, Hellbound and Vincenzo, Netflix’s Korean arm has announced that they are launching more than 25 Korean shows in 2022, its largest number to date.
Netflix releases first look images of Bridgerton season 2, featuring Sex Education actor Simone Ashley
Simone Ashley has been cast as Kate Sharma, a character of Indian descent and Anthony Bridgerton's romantic interest in the series
Money Heist Korea teaser sees Yoo Ji-tae step in as the Professor, check cast of Netflix drama here
In the 1.12 minute trailer, the Professor can be seen working on his plan in a dimly-lit room. The camera then pans to reveal that a collection of masks, including the famous Salvador Dali mask of the original Money Heist and traditional Korean ones.
Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein: Tahir Raj Bhasin is what Shah Rukh Khan could have been in a Netflix show
Tahir Raj Bhasin's layered performance reminds one of what Shah Rukh Khan could have achieved had he been given the luxury of six hours of runtime to build a character and live through the conflict.
Rasika Dugal birthday special: Top 6 performances by the OTT queen
On the occasion of the versatile actor's birthday, let's take a look at the top OTT ventures that made her a household name.
After Life season 3 review: Finale will move you in parts and may even leave you reaching for tissues
After Life season finale will still leave one unanswered simple question: What did Tony do to deserve so much love, and generosity even though his grief chafes at his wounded soul and makes him deride everyone around him?
Inspector Koo review: Fast pace, deft humour, smart writing make this Korean drama gem of a crime show
Inspector Koo stands out for putting a 40-something, woman detective in the spotlight and for crafting an antagonist who is sadistic but still manages to tug at heartstrings.
'Magic is much like love, a beautiful moment of suspension from reality': Drummond Money-Coutts
"Being a magician is very much like being a musician. Nobody is born able to play the chords and scales of any instrument, but they are born with the passion that will carry them through many years of commitment required to learn them," says DMC.
Sandra Bullock credits Netflix for extended career: 'I would have been out in the cow pasture'
Sandra Bullock praised Netflix for hiring actors her age and "bringing people together" with foreign hits like Squid Game
Lily Collins' Emily In Paris renewed for two more seasons at Netflix
Emily In Paris season 2, which debuted in December, topped the Global Netflix Top 10 list with 107.6 million hours viewed from 22 to 26 December, Netflix had said in a statement
More is more, less is a bore: Appreciating Emily in Paris Season 2’s unapologetic maximalism in minimalist Paris
Parisians might be known to be chic but they dress rather plainly, often in monochrome. It is left to an American like Emily and her posse of immigrants to bring colour (lots of it) to the city in Season 2 of Emily in Paris.