Shreyas Pande
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 27
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Fatima Sana Shaikh on âHunkkaarâ: Women donât often get layered roles (opens the original)
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Fatima Sana Shaikh steps into the role of a fierce cop in JioHotstarâs recently released crime-thriller series, Hunkkaar. Marking her long-form debut, the show puts her character, ACP Jasleen Singh, at the centre of a brutal case of rape, where the accused is a self-styled godman, Baapji, played by Raghubir Yadav, and the survivor is a minor student, Meenu (Aneet Padda). Told with a touch of sensitivity, Hunkkaar sheds light on the scrutiny and vile judgement that a survivor faces after the in
Rima Das on âVillage Rockstars 2â and the state of independent cinema (opens the original)
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The green fields, golden hour charms and a young girlâs musical dreams are back again in Rima Dasâ Village Rockstars 2. A sequel to her 2017 Assamese coming-of-age drama (which was selected as Indiaâs official entry to Oscars that year), the film recently found a limited theatrical release after its premiere at the 29th Busan International Film Festival in October 2024. The delay was caused by multiple factors, including the accidental death of singer Zubeen Garg last September. âHe is a
âHunkkaarâ series review: Aneet Padda brings grace to an affective social-drama (opens the original)
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Hunkkaar arrives with an air of dignity in these increasingly desensitised times. Even though there is an idea of loudness presupposed in its title that hints towards a tacky, overdramatic social drama, the meticulously probing nature of the series proves to be an instant antithesis. Here, the roar encapsulates the mind-numbing euphoria created by unruly godmen, who make violent mobs out of their hapless believers, ready to burn the world down on one order. There are stirring parallels to contem
Rajesh Tailang interview: âThe poet in me aids the actor in meâ (opens the original)
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Thereâs an ease with which Rajesh Tailang commands attention. As an idealistic lawyer in Mirzapur, he becomes the moral core of the crime-thriller series, adding a sense of middle-class familiarity to his understated performance. In contrast, he plays a lawyer again in Zee5âs family-drama, Bakaiti, but this time with a likeable comic punch as the series explores lighter shades of a middle-class household in Ghaziabad. With the show being renewed for Season 2, up for release on September 25 o
First Day First Show | Bhuvan Bam interview, âDaayraâ review (opens the original)
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>> Vijay and Ajith Kumar reunite at Silverstone; fans call it âbiggest day for Tamil Cinemaâ In a thrilling moment for Tamil cinema fans, Ajith Kumar and Vijay â two of the biggest stars of the industry â met at Silverstone in Northampton, UK, on Saturday (September 12, 2026) evening. Despite their 34-year-long journey as colleagues in the film field, the two superstars hadnât shared a public stage in a long time. >> Emmys 2026 winners list: âWidowâs Bayâ dominates, âThe Pittâ
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