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  • The Kanger--a small, fire-filled earthen pot wrapped in woven wicker--has been a part of Kashmiri winters for centuries. Sheikh Dawood is keeping his family’s legacy with this craft alive.

  • There was backlash to 'Chhaava' was from a section of Bengali academics, who took to social media alleging the film was shamelessly one-sided

    BY Soham Das

  • The unpredictable turn of events that led to the NASA duo being stuck in space is eerily similar to this 2013 sci-fi thriller

    BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Screengrab from the video song : Trump I Cheema Y

Canada-based Cheema Y and Gur Sidhu hit out at the Trump administration through their music videos and glorifies Punjabis going illegally to the US through the “Dunki route”

BY Ashwani Sharma

'You don't take a photograph, you make it.' All human stories, fiction or non-fiction, carry some tropes and genres.

BY Hina Fatima Khan

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On the back of the box-office success of Vicky Kaushal-starrer Chhaava, which tells the story of Sambhaji and his nemesis Aurangzeb, right-wing Hindu organisations are demanding that the Mughal ruler's tomb be demolished. While the ruling BJP sees this as a chance to reiterate its Hindutva credentials, its alliance partner NCP is left in an uncomfortable position

BY Shweta Desai

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  • Russkiy Mir—Putin’s ideology of Russian supremacy—seems to work. But then, in Russia, one never knows anything. One can’t.

    BY Chinki Sinha

  • Ukraine’s increasing reliance on innovative drone technologies to Russia’s much larger military shows the contours of future anti-imperialist struggles.

    BY Jeffrey Witsoe

  • The signs of the rupture of the North Atlantic alliance between the US and Western Europe were in evidence since 2016 with news of Russian social media meddling in the Brexit referendum and the Trump presidential victory

    BY Amir Ali

  • Increasing flashpoints in several countries and regions—Gaza and Israel, Russia and Ukraine, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Yemen—have been metamorphosing.

    BY Raviprasad Narayanan

  • Analysts suggest Trump sees China as the main rival of the US in military and technological superiority, as opposed to a depleted Russia

    BY Anil Wadhwa

  • For a while now, China has emerged as a patron voice of globalisation, and it comes with the goal to delegitimise American power and its values.

    BY Avinash Godbole

  • There was backlash to 'Chhaava' was from a section of Bengali academics, who took to social media alleging the film was shamelessly one-sided

    BY Soham Das

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A video has been making rounds on social media showing the two accused, Muskan and Sahil, attending a Holi party. In the video, Muskan and Sahil are seen smiling and vibing to the music, while in another clip, Muskan is seen celebrating Sahil's birthday in Kasol.

BY Outlook Web Desk

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Gemelli medical director Dr. Sergio Alfieri said Francis will require at least two months of rest and rehabilitation as he continues recovering back at the Vatican.

BY Associated Press

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Krunal Pandya picked up three wickets while playing his first match for RCB. Hazlewood also took a couple of wickets. Yash Dayal, Suyash Sharma and Rasikh Dar Salam took one wicket each

BY Outlook Sports Desk

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Subtly but firmly echoing the plight of climate refugees, Flow is not just fiction, but a reality creeping closer to all of us.

BY Debiparna Chakraborty

The unpredictable turn of events that led to the NASA duo being stuck in space is eerily similar to this 2013 sci-fi thriller

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

In Mickey 17, Bong adopts a clinical approach as he tells the tale of a body sacrificed to science.

BY Srishti Walia

Harshad Nalawade’s assured debut feature situates with rigor and precision the political bleeding into the personal

BY Debanjan Dhar

The unpredictable turn of events that led to the NASA duo being stuck in space is eerily similar to this 2013 sci-fi thriller

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

In Mickey 17, Bong adopts a clinical approach as he tells the tale of a body sacrificed to science.

BY Srishti Walia

Harshad Nalawade’s assured debut feature situates with rigor and precision the political bleeding into the personal

BY Debanjan Dhar

From multiplexes restrategising ticket and F&B prices to audiences taking onus to go for films in theatres -- there's a lot that needs to align to secure the future of non-tentpole films in theatres in India.

BY Tatsam Mukherjee

Bollywood films do not just stop at casting the Muslim man as the antagonist—a studied investment within films such as Chhaava goes into depicting the Muslim as barbaric and cruel, especially towards women figures

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Long before he was known as one of the biggest superstars of Bollywood, Aamir Khan acted in a string of films which bombed at the box office.

BY Jagisha Arora

The single-shot, nearly hour-long episodes manage to be immersive in a way that demands every speck of your dwindling attention span. This is theatre that has come alive on television.

BY Debiparna Chakraborty

The 'perfectionist' usually stays clear of negative roles in films. But when he does choose them, they are difficult to forget.

BY Rani Jana

Chhaava's narrative, which reinforces the idea of valiant Hindu kings protecting their homeland against evil Muslim enemies, has found a strong resonance with the Hindutva narrative and fuelled anti-Muslim politics 

BY Shweta Desai

The film society movement in Kerala found its beginnings in the iconic Chitralekha Film Society in 1965

BY Shahina K. K.

Finally, have we arrived at a point when girls can be girls? 

BY Sonia Ghalian

From his early years as a fresh-faced romantic hero to his transformation into a thinking-man’s superstar, the auteur-performer Aamir Khan’s career has been marked by a restless pursuit of perfection and reinvention.

BY Debiparna Chakraborty

Sengupta attempts to thread together forgotten, unrestored fragments of past and present through a dreamlike narrative—one where the city’s most vulnerable can see their own reflection.

BY Debarati Gupta

With her expansive body of work, Dedhia has proved that to learn lighting, one does not need physical strength but a good eye and the vision of a creative.

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Beyond the broad strokes and glossy feminist portrayals of women in Bollywood films, regional cinema tells stories without glamour, with a vulnerability that pervades the lives of women

BY Shreya Banerjee

Cinematography is Modhura Palit’s calling. Ahead of Women's Day on March 8, she spoke of how the hurdles involved in making it in a male-dominated field have not dimmed her passion

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

One of the year’s most assured, emotionally prismatic films marks Bhat as a director to watch

BY Debanjan Dhar

Marathi feature sets laser-sharp gaze on numbing, dehumanizing chore of striking up arranged marriages

BY Debanjan Dhar

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The Kanger--a small, fire-filled earthen pot wrapped in woven wicker--has been a part of Kashmiri winters for centuries. Sheikh Dawood is keeping his family’s legacy with this craft alive.

BY Mohammad Nayeem

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