Mark Ruffalo has urged audiences to watch Palestine ’36, describing it as a significant film that sheds light on Palestinian history and amplifies underrepresented perspectives.
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A sub-editor on the Entertainment desk, Aishani works across cinema, culture, and opinion pieces. An SCM Sophia alum, she’s an aspiring filmmaker who lives and breathes cinema.
Mona Singh and Mihir Ahuja anchor a promising series that blends maths and emotion, but inconsistent writing and underdeveloped arcs hold it back.
BY Aishani Biswas 3 April 2026
From fresh romance to gritty action, this week’s K-drama releases bring a mix of new stories and returning favourites across Netflix and more.
BY Aishani Biswas 1 April 2026
The latest OTT releases this week bring a mix of comedy, thrillers and drama, alongside major theatrical releases.
BY Aishani Biswas 30 March 2026
As the UN declares transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity, Hollywood's long reckoning with slavery feels more urgent and more ironic than ever.
BY Aishani Biswas 28 March 2026
This week’s K-drama releases bring a mix of thrillers, romance and slow-burn storytelling across OTT platforms.
BY Aishani Biswas 25 March 2026
Two decades later, Miley Cyrus' Disney alter ego returns with an anniversary special and a generation finds itself revisiting who they were when it all began.
BY Aishani Biswas 23 March 2026
From crime thrillers to global pop culture moments, here’s what’s new on OTT and Films this week.
BY Aishani Biswas 23 March 2026
This stirring yet uneven JioHotstar series confronts marital rape, patriarchy and the idea of consent within the Indian household.
BY Aishani Biswas 21 March 2026
From Khatiyas to Cholis, Hindi film music has always flirted with the line. The Nora Fatehi-Sanjay Dutt starrer “Sarke Chunar” song controversy has just dragged the discourse back into the spotlight.
BY Aishani Biswas 19 March 2026
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