Aruna Kashyap is the associate director in the Economic Justice and Rights Division where her work focuses on corporate accountability and human rights, especially in global supply chains. Before ...

Joining Ranbir Kapoor in this much-anticipated two-part movie series are Yash of KGF fame, Sai Pallavi, Sunny Deol, Kunal Kapoor, Lara Dutta and many more. While the cast members' names have been ...

Bollywood has often shown women as glamorous figures, but there are few personalities who are celebrated for being unapologetically themselves. Besides their daring and fierce energy, their knack ...

In his new vlog, Dipika Kakar thanked fans for their prayers. Meanwhile, Shoaib Ibrahim gave her health update and informed how she has been doing.

But it was Kashyap’s grounded advice that really stuck with him. “Anurag said that woh mera kaam hai, main tere peeche 6 foot ke log khade kardunga, apne aap powerful lagega (That’s my work, I will ...

Kashyap, who was pivotal in shaping Netflix India's first original, took to Instagram to vent his frustration. Sharing a headline that quoted Sarandos' comments, the Gangs of Wasseypur director ...

Anurag Kashyap REACTS strongly to Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos’ Sacred Games remarks: “Tech guys are dumb when it comes to storytelling” In a recent appearance on Nikhil Kamath’s podcast ...

Anurag Kashyap calls Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos dumb for calling ‘Sacred Games’ a mistake. Anurag said he should have started “Saas Bahu” shows. Ekta Kapoor slammed Anurag for his ‘Saas ...

A war of words has erupted between filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and television czarina Ektaa Kapoor after Kashyap's remarks about the popular “saas-bahu” genre of Indian television. The heated ...

Ektaa Kapoor slams Anurag Kashyap for his remark on Saas Bahu dramas. While she didn’t name anyone in her post, she added, "But artists who talk of an inclusive world are actually more classist.

Kashyap, who directed and produced Sacred Games, responded to Sarandos's statement. He sarcastically suggested on Instagram that Netflix should have launched with "saas-bahu" shows instead.

The long-running debate between so-called “massy” and “classy” content in India just got a lot more personal. Ekta Kapoor, a powerhouse in Indian television, has publicly lashed out at filmmaker ...