Dhruv Sehgal on making an honest show out of Little Things, the polarising views on finale, and what's next for him
This season told me how obsessed India is with marriages. It is not just the previous generation but the current one too," says show creator Dhruv Sehgal on the final instalment of Little Things.
How Netflix show Sex Education does a far better job at depiction of sex and sexuality than most school-based sex ed classes
Sex Education challenges a commonly-held perception teenagers should be protected from the harms of sex and sexual material. The stories told by teens and about teens can be crucial tools to open conversations between children and adults about sex.
Passing movie review: Rebeca Hall's brave, bold and brilliant directorial debut is thousand layers of grey
By eliminating colour from the palette of a story that is hinged on skin tone and the world it carries, Rebecca Hall keeps the audience unsettled, from start to finish.
Gal Gadot on getting paid on par with Red Notice co-stars Ryan Reynolds, Dwayne Johnson: 'Important to walk the talk'
"I’m happy that slowly, we’re moving the needle forward. Basically, in the simplest way, I just believe that people who bring similar things to the table and put in the same work should be paid the same," says Gal Gadot in an exclusive interview with CNN News18.
Zoya Akhtar, Netflix India to adapt Archie Comics into a live-action musical adaptation set in 1960s
"I have to make sure the film stokes the nostalgia of a generation that grew up on the comic, and yet resonates with the young adults today," says Zoya Akhtar on The Archies, the Indian adaptation of Archie Comics for Netflix.
R Madhavan, Surveen Chawla to play a married (?) couple in Hardik Mehta's Netflix series Decoupled; watch trailer
Created by Manu Joseph, Decoupled will release on 17 December.
Meenakshi Sundareshwar movie review: Early charm gives way to a bad ad for arranged marriages
It may well be argued that this unquestioning acceptance of tradition accurately reflects most Indian homes. True enough, but if this film’s aim was to romanticise tradition, then its lack of energy and spark makes it an ineffective endorsement of arranged marriages.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui to quit OTT, says it has become 'dumping ground for redundant shows'
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who starred in Netflix India's Sacred Games, said OTT medium has degenerated over the years and that "quantity has killed quality" of the shows on the web platforms.
Carole Baskin files lawsuit against Netflix over 'breach of contract' ahead of Tiger King 2
Carole Baskin has sued Netflix for using footage of her and husband in the trailer of second season of Tiger King
Call My Agent: Bollywood, Sardar Udham, Scenes From A Marriage, Tabbar: Best streaming picks from October
October brought us a far more eclectic and stimulating mélange of content than recent months, including the award-winning Malayalam film Thinkalazhcha Nishchayam on SonyLIV and Leena Yadav's docuseries The House of Secrets on Netflix India.
Dhamaka, The Wheel of Time, Special Ops 1.5, Hawkeye, Finch: What to stream in November
Other titles to release in November include Meenakshi Sundareshwar, Red Notice on Netflix, Annette on Mubi India and Home Sweet Home Alone on Disney+Hotstar
New York school district bans Halloween costumes inspired from South Korean series 'Squid Game'
The Fayetteville-Manlius School District in the state, which oversees three elementary schools, has prohibited students from wearing costumes from the South Korean dystopian drama.
As Call My Agent: Bollywood releases, a look back at the original French series that showed stardom isn't all that glitters
In a society riddled with taboo, where chai is served with a side of salacious blind items, can the Indian adaptation go beyond the ‘gossip’ appeal?
With Season 3, Netflix show Sex Education ups its representation game with non-binary, disabled characters
Sex Education has widened its lens to include more stories about queer relationships, gender presentation, intimacy with a disability, and other experiences that rarely are explored on mainstream television.
Dave Chappelle slams cancel culture after Netflix transgender controversy: 'I am not bending to anyone's demands'
Dave Chappelle said a documentary he made chronicling a series of stand-up shows could not find distribution because of the controversy over The Closer. "Am I cancelled or not?" he asks in an Instagram video.
Decoding the irresistible appeal of Money Heist: Nothing ever goes according to plan. Just like my life.
Money Heist could easily be a Bollywood film: It is mindless, there's too much drama (much of it unnecessary), there are a clutch of good-looking people, there is emotion, and there is even singing and dancing. The exception: I won’t watch those Bollywood films but I will watch Money Heist again.
Trans lives matter: Netflix employees, other protestors stage walkout to protest against Dave Chappelle's stand-up special
A pre-noon rally at a Netflix office-studio complex drew about 100 people, most on the side of an estimated 30 workers at the streaming giant that joined in afterward. Some were willing to identify themselves as Netflix employees, but all declined to provide their names.
'Squid Game isn't about survival, it's about people': Korean star Lee Jung-jae on global success of Netflix dystopian show
"I think we pose questions to ourselves as we watch the show: Have I been forgetting anything that I should never lose sight of as a human being?": says Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae.
Netflix adds 4.4 mn subscribers and tops revenue, surpassing projections for quarter
Most of the subscriber growth in the quarter came from the Asia-Pacific region, which accounted for 2.2 million added Netflix members
Watch: Trailer of Dhamaka, where Kartik Aaryan makes streaming debut as news anchor in a Ram Madhvani thriller
Dhamaka, produced by Ram Madhvani films and RSVP Movies, will release on Netflix India on 19 November.