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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.
K-drama releases this week bring romance, mystery and slice-of-life storytelling together. From Yumi’s Cells 3 returning with a new chapter to Reverse adding a tense thriller edge, the lineup feels fresh and varied. Here’s a tight list of what deserves your next binge.
BY Aishani Biswas 15 April 2026
This week’s OTT releases and theatrical drop bring a mix of chaos, crime and comeback stories. From Matka King’s gritty Mumbai world to Euphoria Season 3’s emotional return and Bhooth Bangla’s theatrical madness, here’s a tight, no-nonsense guide to what deserves your screen time.
BY Aishani Biswas 13 April 2026
For over 80 years, Asha Bhosle gave Indian cinema and music some of its most enduring songs; she died in Mumbai on 12 April 2026, aged 92.
BY Aishani Biswas 12 April 2026
Directed by Shaneil Deo, Dacoit is a romance weighed down by ambition, where strong themes fail to find a convincing story.
BY Aishani Biswas 10 April 2026
This week’s OTT releases bring a mix of royal romance, revenge thrillers and fantasy legal dramas. From Perfect Crown’s much-awaited pairing to Phantom Lawyer’s quirky premise, these Korean dramas offer something for every binge mood.
BY Aishani Biswas 8 April 2026
From big finales to sharp new stories, here’s what to stream and watch in theatres this week
BY Aishani Biswas 6 April 2026
Mark Ruffalo has urged audiences to watch Palestine ’36, describing it as a significant film that sheds light on Palestinian history and amplifies underrepresented perspectives.
BY Aishani Biswas 3 April 2026
Mona Singh and Mihir Ahuja anchor a promising series that blends maths and emotion, but inconsistent writing and underdeveloped arcs hold it back.
BY Aishani Biswas 3 April 2026
From fresh romance to gritty action, this week’s K-drama releases bring a mix of new stories and returning favourites across Netflix and more.
BY Aishani Biswas 1 April 2026
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