Satyamev Jayate

With Satyameva Jayate, John Abraham gave me a new career, new life: director Milap Zaveri

Milap Zaveri on Satyamev Jayate 2: 'It is not an overly jingoistic film, but the film wears patriotism on its sleeve'

Nikkhil Advani on making shows as diverse as The Empire and Mumbai Diaries 26/11

After Batla House, I didn’t have an exciting idea for a film so I knew that I had a good two-three years that I could commit to making a series. Also, OTT gives you a chance to work with such a wide variety of actors," says Nikkhil Advani.

Netflix India is dialling up the diversity with its new 2020 slate, says Monika Shergill, VP-Content

Monika Shergill talks about how the lockdown has benefited streaming, and how they maintain inclusivity and quality control at Netflix India.

BJP leader files complaint against John Abraham's Satyamev Jayate, alleges film hurts Shia sentiments

A complaint has been filed in Hyderabad against John Abraham's upcoming film Satyamev Jayate for allegedly hurting the sentiments of the Shia community

Kapil Sharma, Naagin effect, family dramas: The shows and trends that dominated Hindi TV this decade

A talk show championing social causes, a comedy star, youthful romances and long-running family dramas, eccentric characters and reality talent hunts, gods, emperors and icchadhari naagins — the Hindi TV-scape of this decade was peopled by a motley crew.

Milap Zaveri on embracing potboilers like Marjaavaan, Satyamev Jayate: Moved on from adult comedies

Marjaavaan director Milap Zaveri says the success of Satyamev Jayate has nudged him into making masala films, his calling for many years.

Nora Fatehi on Batla House, Street Dancer 3D, Pachtaoge, and on going beyond the 'item numbers'

Noha Fatehi claims she does not want to limit her Bollywood stint to 'item songs, and want to be recognised for performance-oriented roles.

Chehre goes on floor; Amitabh Bachchan shares first look of his character in Rumi Jafry's suspense thriller

Chehre is set to hit theatres on 21 February, next year.

RAW is an objective edge-of-the-seat thriller, it is not jingoistic or a typical 'flag-saluting' film: John Abraham

In an exclusive chat with Firstpost from London, where John Abraham opens up about his multiple avatars in RAW, what patriotism means to him, and juggling production and acting projects.

John Abraham, Nikkhil Advani, Bhushan Kumar join hands to develop six films

John Abraham, Bhushan Kumar and Nikkhil Advani plan to develop "more present, meaningful and commercially relevant cinema."