Sandeep Narayan exhibits the versatility of his voice
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Sandeep Narayan rendered a well-nuanced Bhairavi alapana at his Music Academy concert in December 2025.
BLR Hubba, anchored by UnboxingBLR and supported by the Government of Karnataka, will be held across Bengaluru between January 16 and 25.
Deepika hopes to provide training opportunities to promising talent through the programme, which will also function as a launch play-field for individuals who have the relevant expertise and experience to lead their own projects
Kunal Kemmu’s comedy-drama series, Single Papa, has been renewed for season 2, streaming platform Netflix announced on Monday, January 5, 2026
The Pitt emerged as the winner on the chart list at the 2026 Critics Choice Awards as it took top honours in the drama categories on Sunday night
Filmmaker Tribeny Rai discusses her award-nominated film 'Shape of Momo,' exploring gender roles and female agency in Sikkim.
Tamil star Sivakarthikeyan on Saturday (January 3) said that he and the makers of his upcoming film, Parasakthi, wanted to avert a box-office clash with superstar Vijay’s swansong film, Jana Nayagan
Actor Ashish Vidyarthi and wife Rupali Baruah sustain injuries in a motorcycle accident in Guwahati, both reported fine.
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Violin duo Lalitha and Nandini's concert stood out for seamless exchanges and individual flourishes
The Simu Liu-led techno-espionage thriller (in the words of executive producer James Wan), The Copenhagen Test is slow and smart in equal measure, despite nary a mention of quantum mechanics
Villupuram-based artist Kalaiselvan Kumar's upcoming exhibition, titled Kaanadha Karai, which translates to Unseen Shore, is an exploration of abstraction, one which that captures his visual language of portraying the universe. Starting from January 3, at the Lalit Kala Akademi, the artworks embody fluid movements of waterbodies, the shifting gradient of the sky, and the silent, swirling energy of distant galaxies.