After enduring the dismal follow up to Sex and The City for three seasons, it’s a relief to bid goodbye finally to the dull spinoff
About The Author
Lalita Iyer is an Associate Editor at Outlook and the author of Sridevi: Queen of Hearts, The Whole Shebang, Raising Mamma and other books.
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Asha Banu Soletti, professor at the Centre for Health and Mental Health, School of Social Work, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, speaks about policy, ageism and what the elderly need
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The Girls creator’s return to TV is cliche-ridden and leaves you cold
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A severe case of genre identity crisis, Maareesan is saved by Fahadh Faasil with a little help from Vadivelu
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This 90s slasher revival welcomes back some original stars. But does it have anything new or pretend to?
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Bollywood's busiest casting director Mukesh Chhabra talks about surprising the audience each time, keeping it fresh and real and other challenges of casting
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One of the earliest pan-Indian heroines, B Saroja Devi was a bonafide star across four Indian languages
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Indian cinema’s depiction of older man-younger woman pairings often crosses the line from romance into unequal desire
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On his 116th birth anniversary, here’s looking at what made the women in Bimal Roy films so unique and self-reliant
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Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s films raking it in at the box office speak of a bigger problem
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