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Kayadu Lohar Calls Out Film Objectification; Faces Tough Conversation

Kayadu Lohar Calls Out Film Objectification; Faces Tough Conversation

Kayadu Lohar says she will not accept scenes that only objectify women, even if they are for the story. She described the struggle of standing up against such portrayals as the most difficult conversation in her career. The actress highlighted changing audience attitudes toward female representation in cinema.

Netflix’s Lust Stories 3 Drops New Tales; September 18 Premiere

Netflix’s Lust Stories 3 Drops New Tales; September 18 Premiere

Netflix’s third Lust Stories anthology will stream on September 18, featuring four fresh stories from directors Vikramaditya Motwane, Kiran Rao, Shakun Batra and Vishal Bhardwaj. The collection explores desire and human connection through an ensemble cast that includes Radhika Apte, Konkona Sen Sharma and Ali Fazal. Produced by RSVP and Flying Unicorn Entertainment, the series promises new angles…

Kerala Film Chamber launches ‘My Talkies’ OTT platform; aims to rescue overlooked Malayalam films

Kerala Film Chamber launches ‘My Talkies’ OTT platform; aims to rescue overlooked Malayalam films

The Kerala Film Chamber has unveiled ‘My Talkies’, a pay‑per‑view OTT service set to launch in November, targeting Malayalam movies that miss mainstream digital deals. The platform will keep a 42‑day theatrical window but allows early withdrawal after a 28‑day run if a film underperforms. Anil Thomas says it will complement, not compete with, the government’s free CSpace service.

Robert Pattinson Takes on Paedophile‑Hunting Role; Venice Film Festival Premiere

Robert Pattinson Takes on Paedophile‑Hunting Role; Venice Film Festival Premiere

Robert Pattinson stars as a creepy TV presenter hunting paedophiles in the thriller "Primetime," set to debut at the Venice Film Festival. The film marks his first producer credit and is directed by 30‑year‑old Lance Oppenheim. Pattinson’s involvement also includes a stake in the movie’s production company, Icki Eneo Arlo.

Lenny Rush lands Dobby role; Bonnie Hill steps into Ginny Weasley

Lenny Rush lands Dobby role; Bonnie Hill steps into Ginny Weasley

British actor Lenny Rush will portray the house‑elf Dobby in HBO’s new Harry Potter series, joining a cast that includes Billy Barratt as young Tom Riddle. Bonnie Hill replaces Gracie Cochrane as Ginny Weasley in season two, which follows the events of Chamber of Secrets. The show premieres December 25 and is filmed at Leavesden Studios outside London.