Bollywood
To all the Movies I’ve Loved: Bollywood Edition
Ritika shares her top four Bollywood movie recommendations and explains how and why they changed her life.
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Award-Winning Cinematographer Aakash Raj on Art, Technique, and Continuous Growth
A rising star in the cinematography world, Raj has shot six feature films, nearly two dozen shorts, and worked on...
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‘Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives’ Review: Watch With a Grain of Salt
'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives' (FLBW) follows the glamorous lives of four friends as they bond over career, life, and...
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Dimple Kapadia on her Hollywood Journey With Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’
Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' marks Bollywood star Dimple Kapadia's debut in Hollywood. The film’s distinct storyline of a secret agent setting...
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With ‘Beyoncé Sharma Jayegi’ Bollywood Proves it has Learned Nothing From the World Around It
Despite serious discussions and backlash over colorism and the Black Lives Matter movement finally getting the global recognition it deserves,...
Read more‘Masaba Masaba’ Review: How Do You (And Can You) Master Social Media?
I was fascinated by how "Masaba Masaba" implicitly explores a multi-generational relationship with social media. The show is self-reflective of...
Read more‘Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega’: Why You Need to Binge this Netflix Hidden Gem ASAP
It's true: I'm absolutely smitten with Netflix's "Jamtara - Sabka Number Ayega." The original ten-part series / hidden gem released...
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Janhvi Kapoor on ‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargirl Girl’ & Playing Strong Female Roles in Bollywood
Aasheekaa Bathija Zoom chats with Janhvi Kapoor to discuss her new film, "Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl," now streaming on...
Read more‘Panchayat’ Review: It Takes a Village to Address Loneliness
"Panchayat," which is keenly observed and insightful, is a hit with critics and viewers alike, with viewers finding themes of...
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The Bollywood and the Socio-Economic Impact of GAP in India
The marginal divide between classes in India makes it extremely difficult to gain the same level of education and living...
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