Bhumika Dube.

Based on a story by Rajasthani author Vijaydan Detha, the play 'Dohri Zindagi' was staged at different locations in the capital recently, including the National School of Drama.

Actress Bhumika Dube, who is known for her stellar performance in 'Motichoor Chaknachoor' and the popular web series 'Dahan,' is gearing up to charm audiences once again in 'Phir Aayi Haseen Dilruba' with Vikrant Massey and Taapsee Pannu.

Filmmaker Ashish Pant's feature directorial debut 'Uljhan/The Knot', starring Saloni Batra, will have its Asia premiere at the ongoing Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF).

Taapsee views Rani as a flawed character who acknowledges her mistakes and is willing to face the consequences. She is proud to have portrayed Rani and encourages audiences to approach the character with an open mind, as a narrow perspective may lead to misunderstandings about her nuanced nature. She stated, “I don’t think she’s a toxic protagonist. I’m very happy and proud that I played her.”

Gaurav Madan's Barah by Barah, a visually stunning film, explores Varanasi through the lens of a living death photographer. It has received critical acclaim and multiple awards at international film festivals.

Breaking gender norms, the play is about how two girls in a village in Rajasthan are married to each other, and how they discover the joys of same-sex love.