A sub-editor on the Entertainment desk, Aishani works across cinema, culture, and opinion pieces. An SCM Sophia alum, she’s an aspiring filmmaker who lives and breathes cinema.
A sub-editor on the Entertainment desk, Aishani works across cinema, culture, and opinion pieces. An SCM Sophia alum, she’s an aspiring filmmaker who lives and breathes cinema.
Ranveer Singh-Farhan Akhtar Don 3 fallout has moved far beyond a casting change. What began as a reported disagreement over scripts and schedules has now escalated into a ₹ 45 crore dispute, an FWICE non-cooperation directive and one of Bollywood’s most closely watched industry conflicts.
OTT and theatrical releases this week bring together noir superheroes, sports legends, mystery thrillers and intimate indie cinema.
A slow-burn courtroom story that finds strength in sisterhood, strong performances and an unflinching look at power within the justice system.
Director Abinash Bikram Shah’s debut feature has not only earned international acclaim but also placed Nepal firmly on the global festival map.
A visually polished love story with strong music and imagery, Chand Mera Dil struggles to balance emotional realism with melodrama.
From Park Bo Young’s tense thriller Gold Land to the charming chaos of Sold Out on You and the fantasy spark of My Royal Nemesis, there is plenty to add to your watchlist.
While many viewers are praising the suspense, interval block and the actor’s gripping performance, others feel the film moves too slowly and lacks surprises in parts.
This 24-minute student short, selected for Cannes 2026’s La Cinef section and screening on May 20, captures working-class exhaustion with striking visual control, even if it leaves you wanting more from its central character.
From Sonakshi Sinha’s System and Jack Ryan: Ghost War to theatrical titles like Chand Mera Dil, this week’s entertainment slate offers plenty for binge-watchers and cinema lovers alike.
Pulkit's Kartavya begins as a sharp small-town thriller about caste, power and policing, but eventually collapses under lazy writing and half-developed characters.
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