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Mandala Murders review: Buying into mandalas and occult and 'dayans' is hard enough. It is harder still if the plot points are left loose. If there is another season of this Vaani Kapoor-Surveen Chawla show, maybe keep it shorter, and crisper?

According to reports, Netflix isn’t done with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just yet. Despite a flop show and bankruptcy buzz, the Sussexes may follow the Obamas’ playbook with new projects.

What to watch on OTT: Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore 2 and Hunter S2, showcasing face-off between Suniel Shetty Jackie Shroff, are available for streaming.

Post pandemic, the streaming model has been dominated by licensing -- picking content from cinemas, television, and sports -- instead of developing cutting-edge projects that it was designed to champion.

In an exclusive interview, The Traitors casting director Karan Mallay shares how many artistes were initially hesitant to be a part of the show.

Three years after killing four Idaho students, Bryan Kohberger pleads guilty, leaving victims' families torn between relief and rage, with no answers to the disturbing “why.” A new documentary, One Night in Idaho: The College Murders, was released before the trial.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Michael C Hall talks about reprising the titular role in Dexter: Resurrection, and finding his own Intercontinental Hotel from John Wick in New York City.

Special Ops 2 review: Given its length, there definitely are spots where things slacken, but on the whole, this buzzy spy-saga stays mostly on-point, always entertaining

A number of Malayali actors — both seasoned performers and promising newcomers — play key roles in the Sony LIV web series The Hunt.

The Summer I Turned Pretty S3 opens with a four-year jump but brings back the same tired love triangle. With weak pacing, cringey twists, and rushed emotions, the show feels stuck in a loop.

What to watch on OTT: Festival-favourite The Monk and the Gun; and Rematch, the story of a supercomputer beating Garry Kasparov in game of chess, also available for streaming

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Vir Das talks about his new Netflix stand-up special Fool Volume, performing across three cities around the world, losing his voice days before the recording, and comparison with Hindi-speaking comedians like Zakir Khan and Kapil Sharma.

Netflix series Untamed stars Eric Bana, Sam Neill, Rosemarie DeWitt, Lily Santiago, Wilson Bethel, William Smillie, and Josh Randall.

Amazon, JioHotstar leave behind Netflix as only three shows of the latters makes it to the top 10 list of most watched shows/films from January-June 2025.

Mandala Murders trailer: The trailer of Vaani Kapoor, Vaibhav Raj Gupta and Surveen Chawla's Netflix web series promises a investigative thriller with mystical elements.

In the video, Priyanka Chopra and Raghubir Yadav can be seen talking about their recent releases, Heads Of State and Panchayat Season 4.

Panchayat 4: Sanvikaa aka Rinki says she doesn't talk much to Jitendra Kumar off-screen. However, he still makes things easy for her when on set.

Pankaj Jha's dance after election win in Panchayat season 4 went viral. Now, Faisal Malik aka Prahlad Cha has shared details behind the iconic moment.

Amid reports of the salaries of the star cast of Panchayat, actor Faisal Malik famously known as Prahlad Cha has shared details about salaries paid to them.

DR Karthikeyan, who led the Special Investigation Team tasked with bringing Rajiv Gandhi's assailants to justice, had spoken about the challenges he faced in an old interview.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Special Ops actors Kay Kay Menon and Vinay Pathak, and director Neeraj Pandey open up on the upcoming season 2 of the JioHotstar spy thriller show, the special bond between their characters Himmat Singh and Abbas, and being stars in the age of streaming.

Post Credits Scene: Prime Video's The Traitors ended recently after a three-week run that became increasingly worse. There were winners, there were losers, and then there was Harsh Gujral. But the show's standout performer was none other than host Karan Johar, who delivered high-camp as the resident vamp.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Applause's Sameer Nair discusses adapting shows from the West in India, like Criminal Justice and The Office, and taking a leaf out of Indian books for series like Scam 1992, Black Warrant, and the upcoming one on Gandhi.