Curious to see how my jokes will land in India: Sebastian Marx 

The Franco-American comic talks about his first performance in the country, incorporating local humour, and the global rise of stand-up comedy

Selena Gomez on social media judgement: It’s pretty wild

Gomez discussed the topic at On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast, where she appeared alongside her fiance, Benny Blanco.

Theatre kept me alive in films for 26 years: Rajpal Yadav

The noted actor reflects on his journey, struggles, and the lessons that shaped his 26-year-long career in the Mumbai film industry

Sunny Deol asks Bollywood filmmakers to “learn how to make cinema with love” from south producers

Ahead of the release of ‘Jaat,’ Sunny Deol says that Bollywood should learn filmmaking from the South at the trailer launch event

Aeon Oz: A cinematic journey beyond storytelling

A breathtaking fusion of movement, music, and light, Heinz Kaspar’s Aeon Oz invites audiences into a dreamlike world that transcends conventional cinema, offering a poetic meditation on nature, spirituality, and human connection

I’m not unconventional looking, most Indians look like me, says Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Siddiqui said in the initial years, whenever he would approach people for auditions, they would tell him that he didn’t look like an actor

Mandi House: Where Delhi’s theatre legacy comes alive

From makeshift stages to legendary performances, Mandi House remains the heart of Indian theatre. Patriot tracks the evolution of Delhi's theatre hub in view of World Theatre Day on March 27

‘Dangal’ is my best-acted film, made only one mistake in it: Aamir Khan

Aamir was speaking last evening at the Red Lorry Film Festival, where his 1988 film, “Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak” was screened