Filmmaker P Sheshadri Prepares 'Panchayati' for December 2026 Release
P Sheshadri’s latest film, ‘Panchayati’, scheduled for release by the end of 2026, explores the complex political realities of rural India
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P Sheshadri’s latest film, ‘Panchayati’, scheduled for release by the end of 2026, explores the complex political realities of rural India
Benchmark may have grown its funds and swapped out some partners, but onstage the five who are left sounded like friends who just happen to be running one of the Valley’s most storied firms
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Naman Dhir made an impressive start to his T20 international career by taking three wickets in India’s eight wicket victory over West Indies in Lucknow. Playing his first T20I for India, Dhir finished with figures of 4-0-31-3. His three wickets came during an important period when West Indies were…
A Beverly Hills mansion, once owned by actress Ann Rutherford, is back on the market for $35 million. The estate features extensive renovations and was originally built in 1938 by architect Paul R. Williams. This property, known for its Hollywood history, spans approximately 13,678 square feet…
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While the massive success of ‘Premada Oorali’ has breathed new life into theatres in Karnataka’s small towns, it has also left filmmakers hopeful yet puzzled about what kind of stories to tell next
Endeavor Catalyst just raised $320 million to keep backing founders outside Silicon Valley. Half the profits go back to the nonprofit that finds them.
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, was forcibly removed on a stretcher from her apartment of more than 70 years in September.