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New additions are indicated with an asterisk. Critic Brian Tallerico watches and writes about movies and TV every day. To curate this list, he dives into Max’s catalogue every month to surface ...

Want to know what the best Netflix movies to add to your watchlist are in November? Well, you aren't alone. Netflix may be the most popular and biggest streaming service around, but with films ...

Q: Who is the music director of Marjaavaan? A: The music of Marjaavaan has been composed by Tanishk Bagchi, Meet Bros, Payal Dev. Q: Who is the lyricist of Marjaavaan? A: The lyricist of ...

so here’s all the songs that appear in Parts 1 and 2 of Season 6, as well as details of the artists who perform them. The original Karate Kid movie had a banging soundtrack that featured pop ...

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The movie features Suriya in a dual role, with Disha Patani and Bobby Deol making their Kollywood debut. The energetic second single 'Yolo' by Devi Sri Prasad has been launched, heightening ...

Sooraj Barjatya's Hum Saath-Saath Hain is one of the classics from Hindi cinema that continues to be cherished till date.

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Actor Mahesh Thakur, who starred in Sooraj Barjatya’s iconic film Hum Saath-Saath Hain, recently recounted an incident from the film’s shoot that momentarily irritated his co-star Neelam Kothari. In ...

You won’t find a more talented group of women, whose performances keep French director Jacques Audiard’s movie grounded the more exaggerated it gets as the cast breaks into song-and-dance numbers.