By Rashmi kumari
Karthi Teams Up With Mohan Raja: Why Their New Family Entertainer Could Mark an Interesting New Chapter
The collaboration brings together Karthi’s versatile screen presence and Mohan Raja’s experience with family dramas, commercial entertainers and high-concept stories
Makkal Kaavalan: Why Manikandan’s New Action Drama Could Be More Than a Conventional Cop Story
Neelam Studios’ upcoming Tamil film, written and directed by Santhosh Kumar, puts Manikandan at the centre of a story about corruption, resistance, dignity and the making of an unlikely leader
Dhandha: How Aditya Devulapally Is Turning Telugu Micro Dramas Into Serious Cybercrime Stories
Former journalist Aditya Devulapally makes his directorial debut with a 29-episode thriller that uses two-minute episodes, cinematic production design and a fast-moving narrative to explore the mechanics of digital fraud
‘Chaar Diwari’: How Mumbai’s Housing Crisis Becomes Horror in Syed Shadan’s Unusual Short Film
Syed Shadan turns the familiar nightmare of finding an affordable Mumbai rental into psychological horror, using shrinking living space to explore urban loneliness, economic anxiety and the formulas holding Indian genre cinema back
Pradeep Rawat Dies at 74: Remembering the Actor Who Went From Mahabharat’s Ashwatthama to Ghajini’s Deva
The veteran actor built a distinctive career across television and Indian cinema, earning recognition for powerful characters in Mahabharat, Lagaan, Ghajini, Sarfarosh and several other films
Awarapan 2 Trailer Explained: Emraan Hashmi’s Shivam Returns With Vengeance, Pain and a Darker Mission
Emraan Hashmi returns as Shivam nearly two decades after Awarapan, with Nitin Kakkar’s sequel promising a more violent chapter built around revenge, emotional scars and a dangerous new adversary
Toxic Trailer Explained: Yash’s Double Role, Violent World and Geetu Mohandas’ Dark Action Experiment
Yash returns after KGF: Chapter 2 with a visually extravagant crime saga that appears to combine gangster violence, fractured identities, romance and psychological darkness
Revolver Pull-Ups: How to Build Upper-Body Strength, Grip and Control Safely
Mrunal Thakur’s unusual pull-up variation highlights the strength and coordination required for advanced upper-body exercises but beginners should build the fundamentals before attempting demanding variations
Fat-Tailed Dwarf Lemur: How This Tiny Madagascar Primate Hibernates and May Dream
The fat-tailed dwarf lemur has become a remarkable model for understanding how mammals survive extreme seasonal scarcity, with research showing that it can enter prolonged torpor while retaining periods of REM sleep
Exercise and Dementia Risk: How Cardio, Walking and Fitness May Protect Brain Health
Regular physical activity is linked to better cognitive health and a lower risk of dementia, but the evidence is more nuanced than saying cardio simply makes people “smarter”
Normal Delivery: When Is Vaginal Birth the Right Choice? What Pregnant Women Should Know
Surbhi Jyoti’s comments have renewed interest in vaginal birth, but the safest delivery method depends on the health of the mother, baby, pregnancy and labour not on social expectations or the idea that one type of birth is always better
Spinal Muscular Atrophy: Causes, Symptoms, Types, Diagnosis and Modern Treatment Explained
Spinal muscular atrophy is a rare inherited neuromuscular disorder caused mainly by changes in the SMN1 gene, but advances in genetic testing and disease-modifying treatment have transformed what SMA can mean for affected children and adults
Three Common Medicines Classified as Carcinogenic by IARC: What Patients Need to Know Before Stopping Treatment
Hydrochlorothiazide, voriconazole and tacrolimus have been placed in IARC’s Group 1 category, but the classification identifies a cancer hazard not the individual cancer risk faced by every patient taking these medicines
Robert Bárány Nobel Prize: How His Discovery Revolutionized the Science of Balance and Vertigo
Robert Bárány’s pioneering research into the vestibular system explained how the inner ear detects movement and helps control balance, creating the scientific foundation for modern vertigo diagnosis and vestibular medicine
Jules Bordet Nobel Prize: How His Discoveries Transformed Modern Immunology
Jules Bordet’s Nobel-winning research on antibodies, complement and bacterial defence helped explain how the immune system recognises threats and created scientific foundations still used in diagnosis, vaccination and immunology more than a century later
Ebola Outbreak in Eastern Congo: Why the Fast-Spreading Crisis Has Become a Major Global Health Warning
More than 1,700 deaths have been reported in the latest outbreak, while community transmission, armed conflict, displacement, mistrust and shortages of health workers are making containment increasingly difficult
Can Stress Cause Acne? The Science Behind Stress, Hormones and Breakouts
Psychological stress may worsen acne through hormonal, inflammatory and behavioural pathways, but experts caution that persistent or severe acne should not automatically be blamed on stress
Traditional Diets Shape Unique Gut Microbes of Indian Tribes: Why India’s Microbial Diversity Matters for Future Health
Research on eight Indian tribal populations reveals gut microbiome patterns linked to traditional food habits, offering a valuable baseline for understanding nutrition, probiotics and the biological cost of dietary modernisation
Studio Medium’s Beat, Repeat : How Riddhi Jain and Dhruv Satija Turned the Monsoon into Contemporary Textiles
Through bandhani, arashi, shibori and mothra techniques, Studio Medium transforms rain, architecture and repetition into a tactile fashion language for its Pre-Festive 2026 collection
Vastra Utsav 2026: How India’s Handloom Heritage Is Finding a New Life Through Sustainable Fashion
From master weavers and Chanderi silk to Kanjeevaram, ajrakh, khadi and contemporary slow fashion, the annual DakshinaChitra fundraiser connects traditional craft with modern consumers
Madras Checks: How a Chennai Handloom Classic Travelled from Everyday Cloth to Dior
Once associated with lungis and everyday wear, Madras checks became a global fashion phenomenon through trade, Ivy League style and designer reinvention even as the communities behind the fabric face an uncertain future