US Denies Visas to Fact-Checkers Citing Censorship
The Trump administration directs officials to deny US visas to foreign fact-checkers and content moderators accused of censoring American speech. Details on the new policy and its implications.
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1932's Indrasabha: World Record 72 Songs in One Film
Discover the 1932 Indian film 'Indrasabha' that holds the Guinness World Record for 72 songs, a feat unmatched by modern musicals like Hum Aapke Hain Koun or Taal. Explore its legacy.
Google's 2025 Top Searches: Marco Only Malayalam Film
Google reveals 2025's most searched films. Only one Malayalam movie, Unni Mukundan's 'Marco', makes the list, while Mohanlal's hits miss out. Explore the surprising results!
Taiwan bans Chinese social media app Rednote for one year
Taiwan's government bans Rednote (Xiaohongshu) citing fraud and security risks, sparking opposition outcry over internet freedom. Read the full story.
JD Vance Criticises EU Over Expected Fine on X Platform
US Vice President JD Vance criticises the EU's expected fine on X, calling it an attack on free speech. The EU's first DSA fine targets ad transparency violations, not content removal. Read the full story.
Bengali Film Wins Hearts at Jogja NETPAC Asian Film Festival
The Academy of Fine Arts, the sole Bengali selection at the 20th Jogja NETPAC Asian Film Festival, received an overwhelming response, with packed halls and emotional audience reactions proving cinema's universal power.
Rajamouli-Mahesh Babu Film Renamed After Dispute
SS Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu's upcoming film gets a new title for its Telugu release due to an ownership dispute. Get the latest updates on this major project.
IFFI 2025: Festival Growth Demands Clear Vision
The 56th International Film Festival of India concluded with expanded programming but needs stronger focus on discovering new talent and shaping cinematic sensibilities. Read analysis.
Bollywood Turns to AI Amid Film Industry Slump
As Bollywood faces post-pandemic challenges, filmmakers are using AI to create large-scale projects faster and cheaper. Will this technological gamble revive Indian cinema?
Adoor Gopalakrishnan Criticizes National Film Awards
Veteran filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan attacks National Film Awards selection process, warns of abandoning system if quality continues to decline. Read the full controversy.
Adoor Gopalakrishnan Criticises National Film Awards
Legendary filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan sharply criticises National Film Awards selection process, claims worst films are being honoured. Read his explosive statements.
Technician dies on Karthi's 'Marshal' set in Sivagangai
Tragic accident halts shooting of Karthi's period film 'Marshal' as technician Ayyanathan dies after drunken fall from roof. Production paused, safety measures under review.
Rajit Kapur: Reels Reduce Audience Attention Span
Actor Rajit Kapur expresses concern over short videos reducing attention spans and impacting creativity at Koshala Lit Fest. He discusses OTT censorship and his iconic roles.
SCIFF 2025 Hosts Little Thomas Screening in Mumbai
SCIFF 2025 hosts special Little Thomas screening in Mumbai as world's largest children's film festival continues its cinematic journey across India. Don't miss the magic!
IFFI 2025 Wins Back Audience with Quality Films
The 2025 International Film Festival of India concluded successfully with outstanding film curation, restoring audience confidence in India's premier cinema event. Discover the highlights!
Pankaj Tripathi: OTT platforms restrict creativity
Bollywood star Pankaj Tripathi reveals why he chose YouTube over big OTT platforms for his production, citing excessive control and censorship stifling creative freedom in digital streaming.
Imran Khan's Sister Compares Pak Govt to Nazis
Noreen Niazi, sister of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, accuses government of isolating Khan, media censorship, and political repression. Read the explosive allegations.
Pakistan Media Crackdown Exposed by Imran Khan's Sister
Aleen Khan, sister of former PM Imran Khan, reveals shocking details of media suppression in Pakistan. Journalists face intimidation and censorship. Read the full exposé now.
Student Expelled in China for Dissenting Views
A Chinese university student's expulsion over political comments raises serious concerns about academic freedom and censorship in China's education system. Read the full investigation.
Switzerland Cancels Tibetan Event After China Pressure
Swiss authorities cancel Tibetan cultural event in Bern after Chinese embassy intervention. Free speech advocates condemn Beijing's growing international censorship reach.
Kolkata Short Film Festival 2026 Announces Selections
International Kolkata Short Film Festival 2026 reveals official selections with 250+ films from 300 submissions. Festival runs January 20-25 across multiple venues. Discover the lineup!
Chidambaram: Modi's Press Freedom Speech vs Reality
P Chidambaram contrasts PM Modi's Ramnath Goenka Lecture on press freedom with the ground reality of media censorship and journalist fear in India. Read the stark analysis.
IFFI 2025 Opens with Grand Parade in Goa
The 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) begins today in Goa with a grand parade, showcasing over 240 films from 81 countries and celebrating Indian cinema's legacy. Discover the highlights!
Arjun Kapoor Explains Bollywood's Changed Revenue Model
Arjun Kapoor decodes Bollywood's flipped economics post-pandemic. A Rs 500 crore blockbuster now yields only Rs 150-200 crore. Theatrical business is no longer reliable. Read more!
Biggest Indian Films of 2025: Rajamouli, Ramayana
Discover the 7 most anticipated Indian films releasing in 2025, including SS Rajamouli's epic with Mahesh Babu and Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana. Get exclusive details!
Kantara Chapter 1 Hits ₹850 Crore Worldwide
Rishab Shetty's Kantara Chapter 1 continues its historic box office run, set to cross ₹850 crore globally on Day 45. Discover how this Kannada blockbuster is rewriting Indian cinema records.
Kanu Behl's Agra Stuns at Cannes Film Festival
Kanu Behl's provocative film 'Agra' premiered at Cannes Directors' Fortnight, offering a disturbing examination of male sexuality and family dynamics in urban India. Discover this bold cinematic achievement.
Texas A&M Requires Approval for Race, Gender Topics
Texas A&M University System mandates presidential approval for race and gender discussions in classrooms, sparking academic freedom debates nationwide.
Kerala HC Gives Partial Relief to 'Haal' in Censor Battle
Kerala High Court overturns 6 CBFC cuts for film 'Haal' but mandates 2 key edits before fresh certification. Get the latest updates on the censorship row.
China's Crackdown on Danmei LGBTQ Romance Fiction
Chinese authorities intensify crackdown on Danmei same-sex romance genre, arresting writers and removing content. Explore how this impacts readers and creators.
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