Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor were spotted at the Mumbai airport along with son Taimur while leaving for his birthday vacation. read more

Abhishek Bachchan will follow in the footsteps of R Madhavan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Saif Ali Khan and make his streaming debut, with Amazon’s Breathe. read more

Union minister Smriti Irani bumped into Saif Ali Khan at Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal’s wedding, and remembered a story from 23 years ago. Read it here. read more

The vanity van association will go on a strike from December 10, which will affect the shoot of multiple films including Kesari and television series Sacred Games 2. read more

Saif Ali Khan was spotted in full costume as his character, Sartaj Singh, on the sets of the second season of Netflix’s Sacred Games. See pictures here. read more

Actor Kareena Kapoor said that she is quite sure she would do web series if it was as special as Sacred Games. read more

As the market evolves and woos a new generation, business models are changing to be more inclusive, affordable, flexible. read more

Pankaj Tripathi recently attended the ‘Redefining Stories’ session at International Film Festival of India. He later said in an interview, “I don’t know if my character will be a main one in the next season.” read more

The first trailer for Netflix’s new Indian original series, Selection Day, has been released. Watch it here. read more

Saif Ali Khan says that whenever his wife Kareena Kapoor Khan calls him ‘beautiful’ it makes him very happy. read more

Pankaj Tripathi, who recently starred in the web series Mirzapur, draws parallels between his struggles in Bollywood and the characters he is playing in a new film. read more

Anurag Kashyap explains that Hollywood is better at making a concept palatable and commercial. read more

Nawazuddin Siddiqui is in character of Ganesh Gaitonde from Sacred Games. Watch him shout some more curses and teach Bunty a few more life lessons in this new promotional video for Narcos Mexico. read more

Narcos Mexico review: New season of Netflix’s flagship show successfully avoids resting on Pablo Escobar’s shoulders, pits an immovable object against an unstoppable force. Rating: 4\/5. read more

Mirzapur review: Despite a dependably brilliant Pankaj Tripathi, Amazon’s needlessly violent Anurag Kashyap rip-off has the maturity of an ill-mannered teen - loud, obnoxious and aimless. Rating: 2\/5. read more