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Actor Imran Khan, who quit acting after 2015 and has now hinted at making a comeback to films, talked about the 2011 film 'Delhi Belly', which also stars Kunal Roy Kapoor and Vir Das.

Poorna Jagannathan, known for her role in the popular series 'Never Have I Ever,' expresses her aspiration to be part of impactful projects that spark meaningful conversations. As the final season of the show approaches, she reflects on the significance of her involvement and the opportunity to contribute to narratives that make a difference.

Poorna Jagannathan shares interesting facts from the sets of Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani

Rashmika Mandanna is impressed with Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Richa Moorjani's performance on ‘Saami Saami’ in Never Have I Ever.

Poorna Jagannathan was also seen in 'Delhi Belly'.

With the final season of the 'Never Have I Ever' all set to drop on June 8 on Netflix, actress poorna jagannathan, who plays the role of Nalini Vishwakumar in the popular coming of age teenage comedy series has decoded the reason behind its successful run.

Pakistan is facing massive loss of life due to the devastating floods, while millions of others are still affected by its effects. Recently, Pakistani actress Mehwish Hayat questioned Bollywood’s silence over the catastrophe and expressed disappointed over its lack of support. Acknowledging a post questioning Bollywood’s silence over the devastating floods in Pakistan, Mehwish wrote, “The silence from the Bollywood fraternity is deafening.

Imran Khan floored everyone with his performance in ‘Delhi Belly’, which was produced by his uncle Aamir Khan. The actor essayed the lead in this 2011 release, which also starred Vir Das and Kunal Roy Kapoor in pivotal roles.

'Delhi Belly' will complete 10 years of release on July 1, and the film's director Abhinay Deo said he is currently writing a script of the same genre as the film.

Mindy Kaling cannot stop gushing about Priyanka Chopra, with whom she is collaborating on for an upcoming wedding comedy.

After 2012, December 16 has not been the same for the country. Nirbhaya’s brutal gang rape, which eventually led to her death, had sent shockwaves across the nation. Seven years on, artistes have kept Nirbhaya alive through their plays, dance acts, TV and web shows, and street plays.

In a Facebook post, Indian-American actress poorna jagannathan said the missing man is her cousin. "Need your help urgently. Please share this in your communities. Please be on the look out and let the Lexington police know if you have any leads," she said.

Recently in town to present their play on sexual abuse, Martin Moran, actor and novelist, and Seth Barrish, theatre director, talk about India’s mindset about rape, Delhi and its audience.

‘Nirbhaya’, a play based on the infamous Delhi gang-rape case, is making waves at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Poorna Jagannathan, whose turn as Safar Khan in an HBO miniseries has been described by the actress-comedian as 'amazing, brilliant and noteworthy'

Theatre director and playwright Yael Farber speaks about attitudes towards sexual violence

Yael Farber’s new play takes a searing look at the ways in which women are suppressed, and urges them to be silent no more

Audiences watching Yael Farber's Nirbhaya: Breaking the Silence in Edinburgh and London said they often found the experience unbearably intense.

The play has been directed by Yael Farber