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	'7 Women and a Murder' movie review: No thrill in this kill The film is largely reliant on conversations, which are almost consistently about revealing the skeletons in each of their closets Published on 8th January 2023
	'Beckham' docu-series review: A love letter to themselves Beckham, a new four-part documentary on Netflix, on one of football’s greatest stars, is a vanity affair but it does have its moments Published on 1st November 2023
	'Darlings' trailer shows the resilience of a mother-daughter duo peppered with comedy The film will be Alia Bhatt's first production and will be released on Netflix soon   Published on 25th July 2022
	'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives S2' Review: More of a snoozefest than a guilty pleasure After that came ‘La Chocolade’, which sounds like a dessert place, and finally, when that went downhill, she came up with a bar Published on 7th September 2022
	'Felt no one wanted to work with me so I turned alcohol': Bobby Deol opens up on career slump Bobby Deol, who will be seen in Netflix’s Class of 83, opened up about turning to alcohol when his career went through a slump. Published on 19th August 2020
	'Heroics are coming back for round two': Priyanka Chopra announces We Can Be Heroes sequel We Can Be Heroes is a spin-off of Spy Kids, and The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl. Published on 5th January 2021
	'I am not a trained actor,' says Moses Koul of 'Class' fame Having worked as a musician with Arijit Singh and rapper Divine, Moses Koul made his debut in acting with Netflix's show Class. Published on 10th February 2023
	'Kohrra' review: A riveting tale of love and violence Kohrra deals with the repercussions of physical and emotional violence. Published on 17th July 2023
	'Kota Factory Season 2' review: Whiplash with a heart The road to IIT stretches out in the worthy second season of TVF-Netflix’s show Published on 25th September 2021
	'Leila is not about any religion. It is about a totalitarian regime obsessing over purity': Huma Qureshi Huma Qureshi on working on a dystopian show, the relevance of Leila in the present times and if the show is ‘Hinduphobic’ in any manner   Published on 28th June 2019
	'Nothing to apologise for': Film on Osho Rajneesh's ex-aide Ma Anand Sheela to air on Netflix Ma Anand Sheela, who helped controversial Indian mystic Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh set up a commune in Oregon in the 1980s, will star in a new documentary shot during her first trip to India in 34 years. Published on 1st November 2019
	'The Curse of Bridge Hollow' review: This Halloween film is scarily unoriginal The only thing that The Curse of Bridge Hollow lives up to is the feel-good fervour of this genre. It stays true to the spirit of Halloween. Published on 23rd October 2022
	'Working with Anurag Kashyap was too distant a dream': Roshan Mathew on Netflix film, Choked Actor Roshan Mathew discusses his foray into Bollywood, love for theatre and realising his dream of working with Anurag Kashyap. Published on 23rd May 2020
	'Working with Shriya Pilgaonkar the second time was a natural comfort': Ali Fazal  Actors Ali Fazal and Shriya Pilgaonkar are working together in a Netflix film titled "House Arrest". Ali says he shares a natural comfort working with Shriya.   Published on 16th May 2019
	‘I learnt to accept myself’: Tooth Pari star Tillotama Shome weighs on self-worth, art of slowing down and more In our cover story, she opens up about the days she felt like a misfit in the industry and learning to feel comfortable in her own skin. Published on 21st April 2023