‘Tu Yaa Main’ is the kind of romantic thriller Bollywood seldom ventures into. There’s enough experimentation here to hold the viewer’s attention even as the film openly embraces its flaws.

BYSakshi Salil Chavan

Director Emerald Fennell erases, elides and mangles the Emily Brontë classic beyond recognition in a flat, lurid reinterpretation stacked with nonsensical decisions

BYDebanjan Dhar

In a TV-scape that is scattered with high-profile crime dramas struggling to justify their continuations, Kohrra does something rare and actually ups the stakes by digging deeper.

BYDebiparna Chakraborty

At the heart of The Tablet lies a story about survival shaped by silence—about a mother who must withhold the truth to protect her child, and a child who continues to dream despite the weight he unknowingly carries.

BYSritama Bhattacharyya

Hansal Mehta’s Shahid finds even greater resonance in the present, with the use of laws that advocate Shahid Azmi fought against becoming even more draconian than when he was alive.

BYPiyush Chhabra

Ahead of Kennedy's OTT release on Zee5, actor Rahul Bhat opened up about his character, his bond with Anurag Kashyap, his upcoming projects and more.

BYGarima Das

Angela Schanelec, Anthony Chen, Alain Gomis are part of an eclectic bunch bringing new films to the 76th edition.

BYDebanjan Dhar

Marijana Jankovic’s Home, which had its world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, is an emotionally astute debut that is comfortable observing rather than being incendiary or confrontational.

BYDebiparna Chakraborty

At a time when AI and augmented reality appear to be threatening artistic practices, originality and creative expression, a few practitioners associated with the India Art Fair 2026 are amalgamating age-old artistic traditions with cool interactive tech tools.  

BYAasheesh Sharma

National Award–winning filmmaker Varun Tandon, known for short films like Syaahi (2016) and his latest Thursday Special (2026), reflects on his journey and creative process.

BYSakshi Salil Chavan

Sorrentino regular Toni Servillo plays a fictional Italian president looking back as his term winds up

BYDebanjan Dhar

‘Trijya’ shapes itself into a study of inter-connectedness and what becomes of sensitive people cornered by the chaotic order of the world.

BYSakshi Salil Chavan

In India, a film doesn't always get judged after release. Sometimes it's judged even before it reaches a theatre.

BYAishani Biswas

As Kumbalangi Nights marks seven years today, one is reminded of how its quiet canals, emerald stretches and lived-in community form a striking terrain to explore masculinity in its most unvarnished form.

BYSakshi Salil Chavan

Recipient of the Padma Vibhushan award last week, Rajam ji remains humble and grounded.

BYShailaja Khanna

Jaspal Singh Sandhu returns with a morally charged prison thriller led by Sanjay Mishra, Neena Gupta and Kumud Mishra. The performances hold firm, even when the mystery loosens its grip.

BYAishani Biswas

On Ritwik Ghatak's 50th death anniversary, here's remembering the visionary filmmaker through the site-specific installation exhibition curated by Sovan Tarafdar, which engages with the filmmaker’s eight feature films through dialogues with eight contemporary artists.

BYDebarati Gupta

2016 wasn’t a golden age. It had blind spots, compromises and safe, formulaic films. Yet, in 2026, as the industry becomes more risk-averse, it’s hard not to look back at that year with a pang of longing.

BYShefali Khan