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EXCLUSIVE: Cast is rounding out on Sanaa, the Hindi drama written and direced by National Film Award-winning filmmaker Sudhanshu Saria (Loev).

Naman Ramachandran Indian acting powerhouses Vidya Balan (“Kahaani”) and Shefali Shah (“Delhi Crime”) headline film “Jalsa,” which will bow on Amazon Prime Video.The film is a tale of conflict narrated through the life of a celebrated journalist and her cook. The cast also includes Manav Kaul (“The Fame Game”), Rohini Hattangadi (“Gandhi”), Iqbal Khan (“Crackdown”), Vidhatri Bandi (“Shiddat”), Srikant Mohan Yadav (“Inside Edge”), Shafeen Patel and Surya Kasibhatla.“Jalsa” is directed by Suresh Triveni who previously worked with Balan on the critically acclaimed “Tumhari Sulu” (2017).

BOLLYWOOD star Amy Jackson shows her Delhi belly by the sea in a sequinned white bikini. The British actress, 30, is dating Gossip Girl actor Ed Westwick, 34, after meeting at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia in December.

Jamie Lang Entertainment Master Class (EMC), established in 2005 as a new platform for peer-to-peer TV industry education, has launched the Showrunner Society, a hybrid online/in-person community for showrunners and media executives. The first face-to-face masterclass is planned for this summer, hosted in Germany with supported from film funding agency Film- und Medienstiftung NRW.Described by EMD as “a new way for experienced writers and writing producers to learn the craft of Showrunning,” the platform was designed as a transmedia experience offering users the opportunity to meet and interact with established showrunners from their own regions and from around the world.In addition to a wide-reaching range of online offerings, the jewel in the Showrunner Society’s crown will be its annual four-day, in-person Showrunning Masterclass where a small group of experienced writers, directors, producers and executives will be joined by showrunners from around the world for a series of mentoring sessions and potential shadowing opportunities.

Quo Vadis, opening in Delhi and an Indian resident dismissing it, saying he preferred a greasy spoon. But, hey, there it is. I’ve been conditioned this way.

A drama about an undocumented nanny in New York City, a documentary about three exiled dissidents from Tiananmen Square and another doc about Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny won top prizes at the Sundance Film Festival. Winners were announced Friday evening in a virtual ceremony.

Dennis Harvey Film CriticThe sense of a city as a complex, ailing ecosystem is rendered with unusual vividness in “All That Breathes.” Shaunak Sen’s documentary has no formal interviews, onscreen text or omniscient narrator to provide relevant stats on Delhi, where air pollution is reportedly twelve times worse than in Beijing, which ranks second on the global list. Instead, the environmental impact is felt on the microcosmic level of two resident brothers dedicated to urban bird rescue.

gang-rape victim was paraded through the streets of Dehli, India, where she was beaten and shamed by a huge crowd after her assault. The mother-of-one, whose face has been hidden to protect her identity, was filmed being publicly shamed as some of the women around her are shouting as they join in to hit her. Prior to the incident on Wednesday, January 26 in the Shahdara area of East Dehli, the 20-year-old woman was gang-raped by illegal liquor sellers before her face was blackened and her hair was cut off.

Cinemas in New Delhi have been ordered shut from today after Covid cases surged to a four-month high on Monday. These measures fall under the Indian capital’s Graded Response Action Plan which triggered the so-called “yellow alert” level that came into effect today as positivity rates were over 0.5% for two consecutive days.

India cricket superstar Virat Kohli has revealed that he's a Manchester City fan via a brilliant video message he sent to manager Pep Guardiola.

EXCLUSIVE: Rasika Dugal, whose recent credits include the Amazon series Mirzapur and the Netflix show Delhi Crime, is leading the cast of Spike (working title), a Hindi-language sports drama.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! A monkey has wreaked havoc on an airport by sneaking behind a bar to steal a drink. The thirsty primate was seen sitting on the bar at IGI airport in New Delhi, India, on Friday, October 1.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Ex-Pornhub star Mia Khalifa took to Instagram to share that she was not too flattered with a fan's large leg tattoo portrait of her.Although meant to be a compliment to their love of the star, Mia was instantly not a fan of the Indian artist’s work.The Lebanese-American star shared the tattoo artist’s reel on her Instagram stories along with the words “please say sike...this is...terrible”.Going by the name Arjun tattooz, who appears to have done the tattoo on himself, the Delhi artist was still very pleased by the response Mia gave him, despite it not being positive.In a more recent post alongside a video of Mia’s reaction, Arjun wrote “Thank you so much @miakhalifa and insta friends

mum who was tortured by the Taliban when she was two months pregnant has stated that she fears for the future of women as the militant group reportedly would "feed them to the dogs". 33-year-old Khatera, speaking from Delhi, said that she had her eyes gouged out in a horrendous attack that had been planned by her very own dad, a former Taliban fighter.

Iranian-Australian filmmaker Noora Niasari (Waterfall, 17 Years and a Day) has been signed on to adapt and direct Mahsa Rahmani Noble’s novel Raya.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorKrasnoff/Foster Entertainment has partnered with Sister, the production company founded by Elisabeth Murdoch, Stacey Snider and Jane Featherstone, on the feature film “Raya,” based on the novel by Mahsa Rahmani Noble. Iranian-Australian filmmaker Noora Niasari will adapt and direct.Gary Foster and Russ Krasnoff will produce for Krasnoff/Foster alongside Kate Fenske for Sister, who together are producing “The Jungle Prince of Delhi” for Amazon, with Mira Nair set to direct.“Raya” is a historical fiction about Princess Soraya Esfandiary Bahktiari, who lived a life seemingly straight out of a fairy tale.

Shalini Dore Features News EditorIndian filmmaker Rahul Jain followed up his debut doc, “Machines,” with “Invisible Demons,” about the pollution in New Delhi. The film, which will play in Cannes’ inaugural Cinema for the Climate, will be represented for international sales by Participant and MK2 Films.

Naman Ramachandran Richie Mehta, creator of International Emmy winning Netflix series “Delhi Crime,” has boarded veteran Indian producer Ronnie Screwvala’s series on the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy, as writer, director and showrunner.Screwvala, whose producer credits include “The Lunchbox” and “The Happening,” was formerly the head of Disney India and has several films in various stages of development and production.Produced by Screwvala’s RSVP and Ramesh Krishnamoorthy’s Global One Studios, the series is based on Dominique Lapierre and Javier Moro’s 1997 book, “Five Past Midnight in Bhopal: The Epic Story of the World’s Deadliest Industrial Disaster,” detailing the disaster in 1984, when a cloud of toxic gas escaped from an American pesticide

Naman Ramachandran In a landmark agreement that will have seismic repercussions across the Indian media landscape, the Times Group has affirmed that it will not publish or air anything defamatory to the Hindi language film industry, popularly known as Bollywood.After the death of popular actor Sushant Singh Rajput in June 2020, several Indian channels, including Times Now and Republic TV, had embarked upon blanket coverage of the event and its aftermath, largely hostile towards Bollywood.

Another week, another YouTuber arrested for doing something insanely stupid!

YouTuber who made a video of himself making his dog "fly" by tying a number of helium balloons to it has been arrested for animal cruelty.Gaurav Sharma, who made a video and shared it on his YouTube channel, is seen with his pet dog Dollar at a park in Delhi, India, in the horrifying clip.The poor pooch is then seen with several balloons tied to it before he lets go.