The Hindu Sunday crossword no. 44
The Hindu
Solve The Hindu Sunday crossword no. 44 with engaging clues across and down for puzzle enthusiasts.
Across
8 Skis broken in minor accident involving a gentle touch (4)
9 Drink box (5)
10 Stone duck with friend (4)
11 Person making design on stone and such things is with her (6)
12 Sticking plaster may be made from strange cosmetic (8)
Iranian director in exile, Mohammad Rasoulof, has already started working from his adopted country exploring themes around the autonomy of an artist
Anirudh Ravichander launches Albuquerque Records and announces a nationwide concert tour celebrating 15 years of his musical career.
Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan hospitalized in Mumbai; family and Salman Khan visit amid updates on his condition awaited.
Actors Rahul Bhatt and Sunny Leone open up on essaying complex characters in Anurag Kashyap’s ‘Kennedy’, all set to stream on Zee5
Acclaimed Tamil filmmaker Thiagarajan Kumararaja has reunited with his Super Deluxe star Vijay Sethupathi for his upcoming film, Pocket Novel
Legendary actor Robert Duvall, known for iconic roles in "The Godfather" and "Apocalypse Now," dies at 95.
The film is set to release in 2027 and is produced under Bhansali Productions and Maya Movies, with Mehta also serving as a writer on it
The concert is part of Kanye West's global run of headline performances and will take place in New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Sinclair Daniel and Mark O'Brien speak of their experiences of working on 'The Copenhagen Test', balancing the action with emotion, and the challenges of filming in extreme weather
Tamil film producer V. Tamil Azhagan, known for iconic films, passes away at 70; Rajinikanth expresses deep condolences.
Arundhati Roy withdraws from Berlin Film Festival, criticizing Wim Wenders' stance on Gaza and the role of politics in art.
‘My Lord’ movie review: Except for a contrived pre-climax sequence, Raju Murugan’s film intersperses social satire and political commentary with wit, heart, and conviction
Why film adaptations that end Wuthering Heights with Catherine’s death, including Emerald Fennell’s version with Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie, miss the point of Emily Brontë’s novel