Crazy levels of energy and a crazier sense of fashion make groom-to-be Ranveer Singh's phone a truly mad place. Find out who has been WhatsApping this Lootera of Hearts ahead of shaadi day. #DeepVeer

Knowingly or unknowingly, most of us are uncomfortable acknowledging our failure, because as Freddie puts it, “The human condition requires a bit of anesthesia.” Bohemian Rhapsody speaks to everyone who’s ever struggled to face their own frailties.

If you love fish as much as we do, you'll flip out for this crisp, yet juicy Amritsari Fish Fry #ArreGrub

Dharma Productions says the launch calendar of star kids is full until 2038. Deepika-Ranveer and other Bollywood couples have been asked to consult Karan Johar before family planning.

Like any other “low-key Konkani wedding”, DeepVeer’s wedding involved guests taking a boat and climbing up a hill in custom Sabyasachi while innumerable patrolling boats kept paparazzi at bay. The clincher, the couple’s no-picture rule.

Gellert Grindelwald’s tactics of demonising muggles, as a convenient “other”, can be seen in the divisive politics of the US, much of Europe, Brazil, and even in our India. Like a steadily growing number of our world leaders, Grindelwald understands the politics of fear, fake news, and populism.

Chandraprakash Dwivedi’s Mohalla Assi, starring Sunny Deol, releases today after a three-year-long fight with the CBFC. But it hardly feels like a victory. Instead the film feels weakened by its dated release, punished for being critical of the government.

Forget Iulia Vantur, Warina Hussain, and bechara Aamir Khan. The latest firangi sensation in Bollywood is, without a doubt, Lake Como – the third glamorous diva at the Deepika-Ranveer wedding. And where Bollywood goes, the selfie-taking desi tourist follows.

As Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald releases, we finally see the much-hyped Nagini – and she is underwhelming. Should just have asked us, JK Rowling, we’re the experts in poorly CGI’d shape-shifting snakes.

Despite the Supreme Court order that allows women devotees to enter the Sabarimala Temple, they’ve been greeted with vicious attacks and stone-pelting. Who are these “real devotees” of Ayyappa, who believe in their religious rights without considering the constitutional rights of others?