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It's time indie musicians co-existed with Bollywood: Kavita Krishnamurthy

The singer said organising a festival which celebrates global music is a difficult job

Indie music artists are lucky today to have YouTube, says Kailash Kher

While such websites provide newcomers with a platform, Kher said that not everyone is talented and viewers have to choose what they want to watch

Women my age were earlier pieces of furniture in a film: Surekha Sikri

The actor, popular for her performance in 'Salim Langde Pe Mat Ro', 'Zubeidaa' and daily soap 'Balika Vadhu', says her love for cinema keeps her enthusiastic about going to the sets

Slapped with 2 legal notices from Nana Patekar & Vivek Agnihotri: Tanushree

Dutta has alleged that Patekar had misbehaved with her when the two were shooting a special song for "Horn Ok Pleassss" 10 years ago

Just married? Justin Bieber introduces model Hailey Baldwin as his 'wife'

The much-in-love couple got engaged in July while vacationing in the Bahamas

Badminton players Saina Nehwal, Parupalli Kashyap to exchange vows: Report

The shuttlers are going to get married in a private ceremony which will be followed by a grand reception slated for December 21

Hear her out, investigate: Bollywood on Tanushree, Nana Patekar controversy

In a recent TV interview, Tanushree Dutta had claimed that Patekar misbehaved with her on the sets of "Horn Ok Pleasss" 10 years ago

Raj Kapoor's wife Krishna dies of cardiac arrest at the age of 87

In May 1946, Raj Kapoor married Krishna Malhotra and the couple had five children -- three sons, Randhir, Rishi and Rajiv, and two daughters, Ritu and Rima.

'The Truth About Killer Robots' explores how robots can take our jobs

New York-based filmmaker Maxim Pozdorovkin's documentary also examines the economic consequences of robotic intrusions, one that could be especially relevant in countries like India

Saina Nehwal biopic: Can relate to the shuttler's journey, says Shraddha

The makers Saina Nehwal's biopic on Saturday released a first look from the film that shows Shraddha as the spitting image of Saina

Movie review: 'Sui Dhaaga' is well tailored for our aspirational times

At just over two hours, the movie is an entertainer designed to make one root for the underdog

National Award-winning filmmaker Rima Das is preparing for her Oscar debut

'Rima's own journey is remarkable and an inspiring narrative for people who want to make films'

Assamese film 'Village Rockstars' goes to Oscars as India's official entry

Rima Das' National Award-winning feature will represent India in the Best Foreign Language category at the 91st Academy Awards next year

A fitting tribute

What makes him compelling is his ability to cut directly through and address the banality and the ordinariness of hatred

'God can't even save himself': Netflix announces 'Sacred Games' Season 2

Motwane and Varun Grover will continue their roles of being the showrunner and the lead writer respectively

Tech innovations set to make cinema viewing a more immersive experience

Walking into the Onyx PVR, the first thing one notices is the size of the screen. At 10.2 m wide and 5.4 m tall, it is smaller than the usual projector screens

Emmy Awards 2018: Game of Thrones to Black Mirror, complete list of winners

While Game of Thrones took home seven trophies out of the 15 announced categories, 'The Assassination of Gianni Versace' took four statuettes

'Sanju' to 'Padmaavat', list of profitable films in 2018 is getting longer

Not only are such films these being made but these are pulling in revenues

Feature film 'The Sweet Requiem' throws light on Tibetan community in India

'The Sweet Requiem', which had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival highlights the dangerous journey they undertake across the Himalayas for a life in exile

Emmys 2018: Netflix favourite with 112 selections, but can it outpace HBO?

So far, the race is neck and neck after dozens of this year's Emmys were handed out at events in Los Angeles earlier this month