Recently, when Ranbir Kapoor was doing the promotional rounds for Sanju, he told a reporter, “Sanjay Dutt’s life can be made into a Netflix show and it can run for 10 seasons.” He’s right. Sanjay Dutt’s almost Biblical life is mired… Continue Reading
Dulquer Salmaan, the talented, scorching hot son of the South Indian cinema icon, Mammooty, has already followed his father’s footsteps and conquered the South with award-winning films like Ustad Hotel, Bangalore Days and Charlie. The actor has now set his… Continue Reading
Imran Khan has been out of work for a very long time. His last starring role was in the godwful 2015 Katti Batti which could best be described as 500 Days of Summer meets a banal Ekta Kapoor daytime soap while… Continue Reading
Released in 2013, Bombay Talkies saw the joining of forces of four of Bollywood’s biggest filmmaking talents (Zoya Akhtar, Karan Johar, Dibanker Banerjee and Anurag Kashyap) to create an anthology film that celebrated Bombay and the 100 year anniversary of its… Continue Reading
Even though Bollywood is relatively chaste and wholesome compared to other film industries, because Kuwait is a conservative Muslim country and, as a result, prefers its theatrical releases asexual and apolitical, some Bollywood films do get banned. Here are the… Continue Reading
I recall watching a couple of old Buzzfeed videos where I saw Indian nationals criticizing what they perceived to be a complete lack of hot Indian men on American television. They were right for the most part, as Indian men… Continue Reading
“It used to piss me off so much when I was living in France, people coming up to me and yelling “Colombian! Cocaina!!” Like most Colombians I know, Chef Pablo Naranjo Agular, the head chef of Le15 Café in Colaba,… Continue Reading
Yes, I not only had the honor of meeting the two greatest actors currently working in the industry (Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt) but also spent the better part of an afternoon with them! Don’t want to get too into… Continue Reading
The Khan films tanked and two thirds of the big-budget, “commercially viable” films that were churned out did too and justifiably so! The films were poorly executed, sorry excuses of tadka popcorn fare that deserved the hand they were dealt.… Continue Reading
It was a bleak December day the day Shashi Kapoor left us. Every Indian publication wrote a loving tribute to the Bollywood icon detailing his many accomplishments from his symbiosis with Amitabh Bachchan and the great films like Sharmelee that came out of… Continue Reading