Changing the script: Faraz Arif Ansari on building a more inclusive film industry

The acclaimed filmmaker talks about the need to break industry barriers, and create more opportunities for LGBTQIA+ community members on and off-screen

South films work here but their audience don’t watch our movies: Salman Khan

Salman Khan talks about working with AR Murugadoss on Sikandar, whether he was the first choice for Ghajini, why South stars are inspired by him and his father Salim Khan, and whether South filmmakers are more advanced than Bollywood ones

Whatever life is destined is destined: Salman on death threats and security

Khan, who has received multiple death threats from the Bishnoi network over his involvement in the 1998 black buck poaching case, spoke about beefing up his security detail

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