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In Jai Ho, Salman Khan's not in form but Bhai-sexuals don't really care

At this rate, we’re about three films away from watching theatrical versions of two-and-a-half-hour-long Salman Khan screensavers. Jai Ho is about two-thirds of the way there.

Sherlock season three finale: A case study

Breaking down the season ender of Sherlock BBC into the history, facts, clues, and possible theories: get your deerstalkers on.

Why new Censor Board CEO Rakesh Kumar is bad news for Indian cinema

Find out why the new Censor Board CEO Rakesh Kumar isn't good news for movie lovers and cine goers

Meet Bollywood's Mr Lovely, Nawazuddin Siddiqui

We’ve celebrated his performances as Faizal Khan in Gangs Of Wasseypur, the IB Officer A Khan in Kahaani and Shaikh in The Lunchbox, but it’s hard to pin Nawazuddin Siddiqui down as any one of them: he is the quintessential Indian man on the street, blending into the crowd as expertly as he stands out with his performances.

Unfair to criticise Deepika, Priyanka over not knowing Burman songs

Their profession is acting, not singing or songwriting.

The Wolf Of Wall Street review: it's Goodfellas with Leo diCaprio

While The Wolf of Wall Street it is all mostly impressive, it is never immersive.

Flash-forward 2014: Ugly, Haider and other anticipated films

With the success of Ship of Theseus, The Lunchbox and Shahid, Bollywood’s image underwent a massive overhaul in 2013. The lines between commercial, indie, offbeat and arthouse were blurred, and 2014 promises an even bigger assortment of interesting films.

Flashback 2013: The best of the worst Bollywood releases

Because these movies weren’t hand grenades; they were atom bombs whose detonations of dreadfulness created Hiroshima and Nagasaki-sized mushroom clouds in my cerebrum and caused permanent damage to my mental harmony. It's a countdown.

Gauhar Khan is an example of the 21st century girl

It is a new beginning indeed. And a perfect one I must say to start changing the mindset of people who think girls should be submissive.

Gauhar Khan is the winner of Bigg Boss. It's a brave, new world

Maybe in the coming year, we’ll see female characters in films and serials who are more normal.

Flashback 2013: On 24, Mallika Sherawat and other stars of Indian tv

Here’s what made the idiot box a winner in the idiot stakes.

Palash Sen incident: Have we become very intolerant?

When one crosses the thin line and enter the area of intolerance that it becomes a bit unnerving.

Reactions to Hrithik-Sussanne divorce prove India's stuck in a time warp

You would think India would have changed somewhat in its reaction to a couple’s divorce in the 21st century, but if coverage of the Hrithik–Sussanne divorce is anything to go by, I was sadly mistaken.

Why Aamir Khan's Dhoom: 3 is the best of the series so far

Here's a report card comparing Dhoom: 3 to its predecessors and guess what? It's actually the best of the series.

Movie review: Aamir Khan's Dhoom:3 is Dhoom to the power of 3

Really, Dhoom:3 is Dhoom to the power of 3. It’s 27 times as ridonkulous as the previous Dhoom films in every department.

When Bigg Boss became Aap Ki Adalat

I thoroughly enjoyed last night’s episode even though it is a little heartbreaking to think Rajat Sharma now needs a Bigg Boss to bolster his brand offering.

Even Aamir Khan can't save Dhoom:3

The first half of Dhoom:3 gave me a headache. I was waiting to get out of the cinema hall.

Flashing a pink moustache, Govinda's back to offend you

What we have here, ladies and gentlemen, is what is commonly referred to as a mid-life crisis. A famous star wakes up one morning to find himself selling sandhi-sudha tablets to immortal Indian grandmothers

Jackpot a roller-coaster ride with 'femme fatale' Sunny Leone: Kaizad Gustad

Gustad has put his troubles behind him and is all set with his first offering in a decade, Jackpot, a crime caper he describes as “a roller-coaster ride.”

Katrina Kaif's looking hot in Dhoom:3, but what's she wearing?

Even Yash Raj Films can't ignore: you can make anything look hot so long as it features Kaif's flat-like-a-cricket-pitch torso.

Catching Fire review: Katniss is cooler than ever in this powerful film

Catching Fire is a powerful, evocative movie that does what any good sci-fi movie set in a dystopia should do.

Salman Khan tells Karan Johar he's a virgin and a teetotaller

If you've watched the show, then you know why Khan doesn’t go for interviews. Twelve hours later, I’m still trying to make sense of what he said.

Fans of Dhulia, Saif, weep: Bullett Raja is a disaster

It'll take more than one disaster before I wash my hands of Dhulia. Let's just call this one a small mistake and wait for his next great film.

Let's cheer for Bollywood's Movember men — Ranveer, Shahid and Saif

Boys, whether you’re in Bollywood or not, if you’re reading this, don’t let the end of Movember deter you from rocking that facial hair.

Why is Tanisha Mukherji letting Armaan Kohli abuse her in Bigg Boss?

Every evening, I watch a 30-something, good looking, educated, financially independent woman from one of India’s premier film families get screamed at, physically shoved and essentially abused by a 40-something man who is also financially stable and from one of India’s film families.

Singh Saab The Great: Move over superheroes, Sunny Paaji's here