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Exclusive: Malavika Mohanan On Her Telugu Debut With The Raja Saab: "Working With Prabhas Is A Milestone For Me"
"Prabhas' energy and commitment to his roles are inspiring. It's truly been a fantastic experience working with him," Malavika Mohanan told NDTV
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Adolescence And The Double Lives Of Teenagers: What Parents Don't See Online
Adolescence is not just about growing up; it is about shaping the adults these teenagers will become
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Adolescence Review: A Brutal, Brilliant And Breathtaking Masterclass In Storytelling
Adolescence Review: Philip Barantini's direction turns the one-take format into more than just a stylistic choice - it becomes an emotional weapon.
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Exclusive: AR Rahman Discharged From Hospital. Doctors Say, "He Is Absolutely Fine"
Earlier today, the musician's spokesperson shared that Rahman felt unwell and went for a check-up last night
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Be Happy Review: Abhishek Bachchan's Film Misses The Bull's Eye By Miles
Be Happy Review: The film's reliance on melodrama and a predictable formula detracts from its potential to offer a fresh perspective on the father-daughter dynamic or the pursuit of dreams.
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My Melbourne Review: A Mixed Bag That Doesn't Always Hit The Mark
My Melbourne Review: The anthology's brilliance lies not in grandiose gestures or heavy-handed moral lessons, but in its subtle, almost poetic portrayal of individuals grappling with identity, belonging and survival in a world that often seems indifferent to their struggles.
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90s Superstar, That Guy From That Forrest Gump Remake: How Does Gen Z See Aamir Khan?
For a generation raised on snappy 10-second reels and streaming platforms that offer an endless buffet of content, Aamir Khan is a name that exists somewhere between nostalgia and fading relevance.
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India And Italy Come Together To Redefine India's Taste In Wine
From the rolling vineyards of Piemonte to the sun-drenched slopes of Sicily, every bottle told a story of tradition, innovation and the unmistakable Italian flair for the exquisite.
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A Gen Z Review Of Namastey London: A Love Story That Thrived On Red Flags
When viewed through today's Gen-Z lens, its glossy exterior reveals a disturbing undercurrent of regressive ideas that have no place in modern storytelling.
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Mickey 17 Review: Robert Pattinson's Film Is More Forgettable Than Impactful
Mickey 17 Review: What should have been a thought-provoking, genre-bending exploration of humanity's flaws becomes a chaotic, uneven film that never fully connects with its audience.
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Dupahiya Review: Gajraj Rao Shines But His Star Power Fails To Salvage This Cumbersome Rural Comedy
Dupahiya Review: At times, the humour can feel too forced, especially when the plot takes detours into slapstick and quirky situations.
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The Waking Of A Nation Review: A Reverent But Uneven Dissection Of The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
The Waking Of A Nation Review: Unlike other portrayals of this historical event - such as Sardar Udham or Rang De Basanti - director Ram Madhvani does not dwell on the bloodshed itself.
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Picture This Review: Simone Ashley And Hero Fiennes Tiffin's Film Is Charmingly Messy
Picture This Review: It's a mix of laughs, eye-rolls, and moments of clarity wrapped in a predictable package.
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NDTV Exclusive: Amish Tripathi And Sai Abishek On How Gen Z Is Making Mythology Trendy Again
The exclusive conversation touched upon the fusion of mythology and modern-day exploration, with discussions on spiritual quests, technology and the resurgence of interest in historical content.
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With Love, Meghan Review: Duchess Of Sussex's Luxurious Lifestyle Is Dressed Up In Approachable, You-Can-Do-This-Too Packaging
With Love, Meghan Review: The show could easily be dismissed as just another cozy corner of the celebrity lifestyle genre, where high-end kitchens meet wistful chatter about simple joys.
