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At her maiden exhibition, Dr Usha Shajehan captures everyday life, celebrating Nature, people, landscapes and more

Dharmendra, one of Hindi cinemas most beloved icons and the enduring heartbeat of its golden era, passed away in Mumbai on November 24 at the age of 89. Across six decades and more than 300 films, he reshaped the image of the Hindi film hero powerful yet gentle, rugged yet emotional, iconic yet deeply relatable.

The web-series on Zee5 is a medical thriller based on a novel he wrote in the 1990s

I have seen him hugging a man on the streets without any hesitation

Dharmendra often said Dilip Kumar's 1948 film Shaheed had inspired him to become an actor

The Iranian mischief-maker supreme rewires a revenge thriller into a blisteringly funny indictment of power, memory, and the absurdity of surviving a regime determined to silence him

While singers perform on stage, Aarthi captures the mood of a raga on canvas.

Conceived, choreographed and performed by Navia Natarajan, the dance depicted the lives of women through Draupadis story.

From his early days as an actor to becoming the superstar of Bollywood, these photos capture the remarkable journey of Dharmendra on and off the screen

From matinee idol to megastar, across six decades, Dharmendra built a filmography that spanned every shade of the popular screen and mirrored the evolution of Hindi cinema itself. Here are some of his finest works that elevated him to legendary status

From record-breaking hits to rare behind-the-scenes stories we look back at the iconic journey of legendary actor Dharmendra, who breathed his last today

Dharmendras playful charm, rugged masculinity, and comic flair made heroism heartfelt and romance an epic adventure worth taking a risk

A film built on truth, performance, and unresolved family lore, Sentimental Value is yet another reminder that Joachim Trier has mastered the very niche art of emotional damage disguised as cinema

The film has been directed by Sameer Vidwans and produced by Karan Johars Dharma Productions

Chadwick Boseman passed away in 2020 at the age of 43 after a battle with colon cancer

The many streaks of ingenuity that keep this dark crime-comedy afloat make you wish for a more confident film from debutant Vikarnan Ashok

The film is directed by Ravi Udyawar, who last collaborated with Siddhanth in the 2024 actioner Yudhra

As IFFI 2025 kicks off, the Brazilian filmmaker talks about how his dystopian drama was sharpened by real political scars and a creative spark influenced by the river-front pulse in Goa

Amaran has also been nominated for the Golden Peacock Award under the International Competition category

Nani Kasaragaddas directorial debut tries to be a genre bender, but the storytelling is all over the place

The Malayalam film, directed by Jithin Jose K, was earlier set to be released on November 27

In London, V&A Museums new Marie Antoinette exhibition repositions her as a woman who shaped the culture of her age, and continues to do so today

The show, backed by Applause Entertainment in association with Kukunoor Movies, is set to stream on JioHotstar soon

The cultural festival will feature contemporary and folk artistes, from Raghu Dixit Project and Swarathma to Gotte Kanakavva and Hamza Rahimtula

Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja had welcomed their first child, Vayu, in August 2022

Kanu Behls Agra, released in theatres on November 14, stars Mohit Agarwal, Priyanka Bose, Rahul Roy and Vibha Chibber

Actor Priyanka Mohan has joined the cast of 666 Operation Dream Theatre, a retro thriller directed by Hemanth M Rao and starring Dhananjaya and Shivarajkumar

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The film stars Ishaan Khatter, Vishal Jethwa and Janhvi Kapoor in pivotal roles

A posthumous solo pays tribute to iconic street artist Hanif Kureshi and gives XXL, the gallery he co-founded, a strong start at its brand new Delhi address

The month-long showcase includes solo and group exhibitions, artist talks, workshops, documentary film screenings

Launched by Sanoli Chowdhury and London-based Vinod Gadher, the aim is to create an ecosystem where female voices lead, own their narratives and build sustainable careers nationally and globally.

Through his new series, Figuring the Edge, at Ashvitas, Raghava KK turns his work into a meditative act of unlearning and rediscovery

Kristen Stewart is making her directorial debut with The Chronology of Water, a film that dives deep into the messy realities of life through the eyes of Lidia Yuknavitch

From the heart-stopping romance of Your Name to the enchanting vibes of Voices of a Distant Star (2002), all eight iconic films of Makoto Shinkai will be available on Crunchyroll

The album, The Thirukkural 1330: Musical Ethos, featuring singers from across the world, was released in September.

Julia Roberts stars in Luca Guadagninos new psychological thriller as a professor whose life begins to fracture after a students accusation exposes a dangerous secret from her past

Sandfall Interactives breakout RPG surged to the front of the 2025 Game Awards race, earning 12 nominations the highest tally in the shows decade-long history after organisers unveiled this years contenders

Indie filmmakers discuss distribution challenges and lack of support Filmmaker Kiran Rao announces an alternative distribution channel for independent films to counter challenges in promotion

Bison, starring Dhruv Vikram and directed by Mari Selvaraj, is based on the life of former India kabaddi player Manathi Ganesan

Michael Angelo Covinos acidic rom-com topples the open-romance theory with a straight face and shaky confidence that feels embarrassingly recognisable

Mango Pachcha, the debut film of Sanchith Sanjeev, dives into the vibrant world of Mysuru in 2002, mixing real-life stories with fictional twists

At the star-studded ceremony, the iconic actor was celebrated for his epic 45-year journey in film, from Risky Business to the Mission: Impossible series

The production house Mythri Movie Makers has announced that Fauzi, featuring Prabhas, will unfold over two parts, with the second one serving as a prequel

For the first time since its 1975 debut, Indian cinemas most iconic blockbuster will return to theatres uncensored, unaltered and in pristine 4K

Six essential stops outside the Art Mumbai fair this year for an immersive experience

The K-Town 3.0 festival, held recently in Mumbai, reflected how K-pop in India has grown through sustained listening and fan presence.

Director Anshul Sharma rekindles the breezy energy of the original, but the fresh spin on love vs loved ones becomes formulaic after a point