Anurag Singh Bohra

In the courtroom thriller Prahaar: The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam, one of the most critical moments depicts Ajmal Kasab claiming he was a minor. Here is how Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam systematically demolished the juvenile defence in court using medical tests, witness testimonies, and prior confessions.

Despite a massive release and a lavish budget, actor Tom Cruise's Digger stumbled at the global box office. The high-profile misfire has intensified scrutiny on Warner Bros. as the studio navigates a high-stakes leadership shake-up.

Driven by captivating performances from Jessica Chastain and Arabella Olivia Clark, Rob Savage's Other Mommy explores the sinister boundary between familial trauma and a terrifying paranormal presence. Read our review.

Director Sam Hargrave's Matchbox: The Movie attempts to blend childhood nostalgia with globe-trotting espionage. Beyond the committed performances from John Cena and Jessica Biel, is the action-comedy able to do justice to its narrative or ends up being bogged down in derivative tropes? Here is our review.

From Stree, Bulbbul to Nayyi Navelli, Hindi cinema has long traded male spectral figures for female phantoms. On Cinematic Saturday, we explore why Bollywood loves its bhootnis more than bhooths.

Tenzing review: Filmmaker Jennifer Peedom's Tenzing revisits the 1953 Everest expedition through Tenzing Norgay's journey. Its Asian-centred lens turns a historic ascent into a study of faith, prejudice and fellowship.

Actor Nikhil Angarishh discusses playing Mayank Joshi in Pooja Meri Jaan. In an exclusive interview with India Today, he says the film stresses consent, timely communication and empathy after rejection.

In director Anuj Saini's Pehla Pyaar Doosri Baar, a fresh-faced ensemble brings charm and sharp timing to a school reunion romance that juggles commitment phobia, toxic expectations, and modern love. The film invokes Luv Ranjan's Pyaar Ka Punchnama template for a Gen Z audience.

Nakhrewaalii movie review: Nakhrewaalii attempts to address patriarchal conditioning and female agency through a cross-dressing trope. With earnest performances by Ansh Duggal and Pragathi Srivasthava, director Rahul Shanklya's film uses humour to depict consent and patriarchal double standards.

Nakhrewaalii attempts to address patriarchal conditioning and female agency through a cross-dressing trope. With earnest performances by Ansh Duggal and Pragathi Srivasthava, director Rahul Shanklya’s film uses humour to depict consent and patriarchal double standards.