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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan: 2026, A Year in Frames
From Cannes to Paris Fashion Week, an editorial look at the actor’s standout fashion moments.
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The Comics We Grew Up With: The Characters, Creators and Origins We Forgot
Tintin, One Piece, Solo Leveling, Asterix – tracing the illustrated worlds that travelled across generations and the surprising places we’ve encountered them since.
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Sanjay Gupta: Remembering the Filmmaker Who Gave Hindi Cinema Its Own Brand of Crime Thrillers
Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta, known for films including Kaante, Shootout at Wadala and Kaabil, died at his residence in Mumbai on October 30, 2026. Filmmaker Ashoke Pandit confirmed the news the following day. Gupta leaves behind a career spanning more than three decades, with a body of work closely associated with stylised action, crime stories and…
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November 2026: Movies, K-Dramas, Anime and OTT Releases to Look Forward To
November delivers revenge in The Remarried Empress, epic in Ramayana: Part 1 & ruthless arena warfare in The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.
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Sir Patrick Stewart: Beyond Star Trek and X-Men — Remembering an Extraordinary Career
Some actors become so closely associated with iconic characters that audiences almost forget the extraordinary careers behind them. Sir Patrick Stewart was one such performer. For millions, he was Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the thoughtful commander of the USS Enterprise, or Professor Charles Xavier, the compassionate mentor of the X-Men. But long before international fame arrived,…
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From Dead-End Job to The One About Matthew Perry: Your Curated OTT Watchlist for the Week (October 26–November 1)
Dystopia takes centre stage on OTT this week. From the eerie, high-paying job at the heart of Dead-End Job to the fight for survival in Apocalypse Z: New World, fans of darker, end-of-the-world stories have plenty to add to their watchlists. But there’s room for a change of mood, too. Meethe Mein Kya Hai brings…
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Following BTS Beyond Seoul: Finding Home in the Places Behind the Music
Explore BTS locations across South Korea, from hometowns to cafés and murals that tell the stories behind the music.
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When K-Dramas Come Alive: Visiting the Places Behind Our Favourite Stories
Travel opens up worlds you never knew existed, and entertainment does exactly that. The global Hallyu wave is a testament to the power of Korean storytelling. K-dramas offer an emotional getaway into spaces brimming with warmth, magic and belonging. More than that, they give us the rare chance to step into the real-life locations that…
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Vienna After Dark: Following the Footsteps of Before Sunrise
A conversation between two strangers becomes a map of Vienna at walking speed. Follow the film’s mood through cafés, canal paths, and the Prater without trying to recreate every frame.
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Where Stories Cross: Tracing Your Name Through Everyday Tokyo
The film’s Tokyo feels both monumental and surprisingly close at hand. A thoughtful visit to its real-world references means noticing the city around the famous frame, too.