#SalmanKhanConvicted: Let’s Face It, No One Is Crying For The Blackbucks
No one cares about the two Blackbucks that died a rather unseemly death about 20 years ago during an outdoor shoot
Author: Premankur Biswas
Rani Mukerji’s Hichki Is More Than A Hiccup Away From Being A Compelling Film
Even in scenes which require Rani Mukerji to be vulnerable or broken, we see a woman who has everything going for her
Homophobia In Schools: Kolkata Teacher Alleges He Was Fired For Being Homosexual
School's headmistress refutes claims, says removal had nothing to do with his sexual orientation
WTF! Kolkata Schoolgirls Forced To “Confess” They Are Lesbians In Writing
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Oscar favourite ‘The Shape Of Water’ is a candy bar of a film
The biggest achievement of Guillermo del Toro's The Shape Of Water lies in its refusal to iron the wrinkles away.