Opinion

Opinion | Satluj To Santosh To Padmaavat, How Getting Offended Became India's Favourite Hobby

There are three reasons why films based on real incidents or beloved myths depart from the truth

Blog | Asha Bhosle Is Gone, But Her 'Bad Girl' Anthems Live On

It is extraordinary how Bhosle's voice has been part of the cultural landscape of changing India, signifying freedom, independence, and risk-taking. Forever brilliant, forever bubbly, forever young, she will be missed.

Opinion | Dhurandhar, And The Enduring Ghosts Of Kashmir Valley

Dhurandhar is a story of the relentless war waged by Pakistan against India, not all of Pakistan but the terrorists it harbours, and the agenda it upholds.

Opinion | In 'Dhurandhar', More Gang Wars Than Spy Wars

It's a massacre at a grand wedding in Karachi, as two gangs, one led by a Baloch, another by a Pathan, turn their guns on each other.

Opinion | Dharmendra: The 'Pehelwan' Who Was A Poet

Dharmendra described himself as a 'mitti ka beta' (son of the soil). But some of his most memorable roles were those of a man of words, a teacher or a poet.