‘Arjun S/O Vyjayanthi’ movie review: Vijayashanthi, Kalyan Ram’s film withers under the weight of a dated tale

Barring a few moments, ‘Arjun S/O Vyjayanthi’ ends up as an outdated, curious saga of a mother, son and birthday cakes

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‘Paddington in Peru’ movie review: Pack up your bear necessities and marmalade for a fun trip

A charming holiday film packed with adventure and fun as the polite bear with the hard stare heads home to Peru to find his beloved aunt Lucy

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The art of bidding — here’s what makes AstaGuru Auction House opt for Indian Modernist artworks at its upcoming Masters Legacy auction

AstaGuru Auction House’s Masters Legacy auction features nearly 72 (lots) masterpieces by 40 pioneering figures of the Modernist era such as Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza, SH Raza and MF Husain

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Check out Baccarat’s first Indian store in Delhi

260-year-old French luxury crystal brand Baccarat opens its first Indian store in The Chanakya, an upscale shopping mall in Delhi’s Chanakyapuri

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Jazz musician and drummer Tarun Balani’s fourth album Kadahin Milandaasin is a sonic love letter to Sindh

Recorded by Grammy-winning sound engineer and producer John Davis, Jazz musician Tarun Balani’s album explores themes of migration, grief, and longing

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Soori’s next titled ‘Mandaadi’; Sathyaraj, Achyuth Kumar, and more join the cast

With music scored by GV Prakash Kumar, the upcoming film also features Ravindra Vijay and Sachana Namidass 

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Actor Shine Tom Chacko faces police summons as drug misconduct row rages on

Kerala Police to examine actor Vincy Aloshious’ complaint to film bodies that Shine Tom Chacko misbehaved with her allegedly under the influence of drugs on a film set

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Swifties across India gear up for a Taylor Swift concert-style sing-along

In the absence of a Taylor Swift concert, Indian Swifties found their own way to scream the bridge of Cruel Summer —together

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‘Sinners’ movie review: Ryan Coogler’s sultry séance for the sound that refuses to die

Ryan Coogler sheds a decade of franchise skin to deliver a sweltering dream of the American South, summoning the ghosts of Black music and memory into a single, blood-soaked bite

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‘Logout’ movie review: Babil Khan anchors cyberstalking thriller 

The film, with things to say about data privacy and online addiction, is best approached as a campy thriller than a revelatory tech satire

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