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Koffee With Karan is Needed Now More Than Ever
Koffee With Karan is back and given the three years we as a country have endured, god knows we’ve needed it
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Dear Bollywood, Enough With the Item Girls. Where Are the Item Boys?
Item girls shimmied their way into Bollywood back in the ’40s and there’s been no looking back ever since. Think Madhuri Dixit in “Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai” and Malaika Arora in “Munni Badnam Hui”. But where are our item boys? What is stopping Bollywood from tapping into the sea of testosterone?
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What Do Ranveer and Deepika Have that Virushka, Nickyanka, & Sonam-Anand Don’t?
The Ranveer Singh-Deepika Padukone romance, captured in heartfelt confessions, mushy Instagram comments, and photos so sweet that they make singletons burst into tears, feels strikingly genuine in an industry where, dating is often used as a PR strategy.
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Has Kangana Ranaut Become the Bollywood Bully She Once Fought Against?
At the song launch of her upcoming film, Judgmentall Hai Kya, Kangana Ranaut took on an unsuspecting journalist and accused him of running a smear campaign against her. It’s unfortunate but the actress who was once applauded for being a bold outsider has turned into a tantrum-throwing diva.
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Kalank Review: A Forgettable Period Epic With Groan-Worthy Plot Twists
Kalank, a period epic about star-crossed lovers in the time of Partition, has all the makings of being the next Thugs of Hindostan. Its threadbare plot feels as believable as Vijay Mallya’s innocence and has the shock value of a rejected saas-bahu serial.
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Reaching For the Stars: How Koffee With Karan Got us Closer to Bollywood
Almost 14 years ago, writer-director-producer, Karan Johar did the unthinkable: He brought our favourite Bollywood stars from the big screen, straight into our living rooms. Rarely have our stars been as relatable as they have been on Koffee With Karan.
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Dear Zindagi, Are You Mad?
Touted as a film on mental health, Dear Zindagi carried a pretty heavy responsibility. But what it did with that responsibility is, dressed it up in chic clothes and clichés.
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What’s Worse than Student of the Year? SOTY 2
Remember Ishq Wala Love? We are now going to have a Doosra Wala Sequel with Student Of The Year 2 starring Tiger Shroff.
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I am Obsessed With Decoding Celebrity Airport Looks and I Can’t Lie
The reason I’m so addicted to celebrity airport looks is the same reason why I have sat through every Roadies audition ever: There’s nothing more fun than witnessing a group of people go out of their way to make themselves uncomfortable.
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RRR Review: A Visual Masterpiece
Rajamouli’s latest feature film is just as visually invigorating as his previous films that though it could have used a tighter script, is everything you’d want to go back to the cinemas for.
