Moviegoers in India accuse authorities of adopting double standards for Bollywood, which is often laced with innuendos, misogyny and sensual scenes.

India’s proactive stance on this issue is also welcome because New Delhi must view itself as the custodian of the pre-1947 cultural inheritance of the subcontinent.

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Sohaila Kapur presented 'Anand Hi Anand' at Chandigarh’s Kala Bhawan to celebrate Anand brothers’ legacy through film clips, ...

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A new comprehensive policy for the Malayalam film industry is set to be developed during the 'Kerala Film Policy Conclave'.

Nag Ashwin’s Kalki 2898 AD has secured a Best Film nomination at the 2025 Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, marking another ...

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