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Netflix India debuted two Original series this month that couldn’t be more different: a Telugu comedy about a reluctant sex ed teacher and a Hindi romantic drama set in a honeymoon hotspot.
Indian Idol 16 winner Jyotirmayee Nayak called becoming the first Odia girl to win the title “surreal.” She reflected on overcoming vocal issues, revealed her dream collaborators, and said sharing the stage with Shreya Ghoshal was the show’s greatest gift
The trailer of Indian Game Show with Bharti and Harssh is out. Hosted by Bharti Singh and Harssh Limbachiyaa, the show will feature celebrity friends like Anita Hassanandani, Karan Patel, Deepika Singh, and Tony Kakkar taking part in fun games and comedy-filled challenges
Every few months a deck lands in an investor’s inbox making the same pitch: India has more than half a billion gamers, Gen Z lives inside games, put content in front of them and monetization will follow. I have spent the last several years building against that assumption, and I can tell you exactly where…
Sajid Qureshi expands across film rights, production, Buzzzooka, restaurants and digital media with a growing portfolio.
Jivan, 22, and Yash, 18, grew up in Amravati, a city of nearly a million residents in central India, and have worked under the name masterlynx.
Studio 4°C’s acclaimed anime film ChaO is opening in Indian theaters on Aug 7, 2026, as per PVR Pictures’ July 14 social media posts. ChaO, first released across Japan on Aug 15, 2025, won the prestigious Jury Award at that year’s Annecy International Film Festival.
Kodansha Ltd., the publisher of popular Japanese manga titles including “Attack on Titan”and “Blue Lock,”plans to tap the Indian market, which has a population of 1.4 billion, Jiji Press reports
Indian Idol 16: Vishal Dadlani makes a public apology to Jasleen Royal over Coldplay controversy
Tokyo, July 12 (Jiji Press)–Kodansha Ltd., the publisher of popular Japanese manga titles including “Attack on Titan” and “Blue Lock,” plans to enter the Indian market, which has a population of 1.4 billion