As Madhuri Dixit makes a comꩵeback wit💦h ‘Fame Game’, the Bollywood actor says OTT is like a cultural hub and it is changing the roles for women.
Lachmi Deb Roy
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Co-director Sushmit Gho🌃sh of ‘Writing With Fire’ says, 'the protagonists of the film are Dalit women and they are championing the true ꩵvalues of journalism, democracy and doing it in the most compassionate way possible.'
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A couple can spend a gloriously romantic evening complete with the cliched candlelight din😼ner, and slow dancing, but the memory wouldn’t become real until it was shared on social media, and validated by likes and hearts of friends, acquaintances and strangers.
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The pandemic has starkly exposed that even in a so-called free market, Dalits and entrepreneurs amꦇong them are denied full access to it
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From stages and art galle𝓡ries t🍸o digital galleries, artists will always find a way to tell their stories. But the Covid-19 pandemic has left many struggling.
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As cinema halls remain shuttered, act💎ors like Vidya Balan, Vicky Kaushal, Shefali Shah, Dhairya Karwa, Siddhant Chaturvedi mention how OTT has been a saviour.
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'Life doesn’t prepare you f🅘or the inevitabil🎃ity of death...love does.'
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The audio show format is gaining momentum, with India having emerged as the third-largest consumꦇer of podcasts. Actors Supriya Pathak, Sayani Gupta and Anshuman Jha talk about why they find the medium engaging and challenging
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Dating apps are playing Cupid and bringing people together even as they stay afar, making the virtual experience both engaging and interac♔tive. Has the pandemic changed t𓃲he way we date?
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Effectively, decoupling is the dissolution of a marriage in the conventional sense, but with a twist. For it to work, a lot of social, psychological, economic and judicia♔l thought ꦺhas to go into it.
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