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In an era where musical boundaries are increasingly fluid, sitar virtuoso Purbayan Chatterjee stands at the crossroads of tradition and experimentation. Rooted in the rich legacy of the Senia Maihar Gharana yet unafraid to explore new sonic terrains, Chatterjee continues to redefine the possibilities of Indian classical music on a global stage.

Actress Rasika Dugal, who will be seen sharing the screen with Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan for the first time in "Kartavya," revealed what quality of Saif she admired and also tried to imbibe during the shoot.

Saif Ali Khan is drawn to the gripping crime-drama "Kartavya," where he plays a police officer navigating moral ambiguity and personal risks. He describes the film as a well-crafted, international-style narrative with compelling characters. Khan, who has a diverse filmography, emphasizes his instinctual approach to selecting roles, prioritizing strong scripts over spectacle. The film releases on Netflix on May 15.

Saif Ali Khan’s 'Kartavya' is set for a digital release, featuring him as a cop torn between duty and family. He revealed Shah Rukh Khan encouraged creative freedom as a producer. Directed by Pulkit, the film stars Rasika Dugal and others. Saif will also be seen in Haiwaan with Akshay Kumar.

Shah Rukh Khan’s 'Kartavya' stars Saif Ali Khan as a cop under pressure after a journalist is shot in his care. As he investigates a larger conspiracy, his family faces threats. Directed by Pulkit, the film also stars Rasika Dugal and others. Kartavya premieres on Netflix on May 15, 2026.

Actor Saif Ali Khan reacted to comparisons between his character Pawan from his forthcoming drama "Kartavya" and his beloved character Langda Tyagi of "Omkara".

In the Barak Valley, the Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) encountered a major hurdle, failing to clinch any electoral seats, despite a strong performance in other regions. Notably, three high-profile AGP candidates, who had ties to the AIUDF and were believed to have the backing of the Chief Minister, suffered significant defeats at the hands of Congress.

Renowned photographer Raghu Rai shares his philosophy of capturing truth through a "warm heart but cool eye," free from sentimentality. His lens has immortalized iconic figures like Satyajit Ray and Zakir Hussain, revealing the essence of fleeting moments and the soul of India's vibrant cities.

Raj & DK revisit Shor in the City after 15 years, revealing a darker alternate ending where Tusshar Kapoor’s character may have been dead. They also shared approaching Ethan Hawke and Joseph Gordon-Levitt for the film, before reworking it with an Indian character and casting a fresh ensemble new talented.

Urvashi Rautela, often seen through a lens of misconception, argues that ambition is frequently labeled as superficial, particularly for women in the limelight. She's embraced authenticity over explanation, trusting that her true supporters will recognize her depth through her dedication and achievements. Excitingly, she's poised to return in the much-anticipated second season of 'Inspector Avinash'. Read on to know more.

Saif Ali Khan, who returns to a heartland setting with 'Kartavya' on Netflix, recalled how 'Omkara' changed his career. He credited director Vishal Bhardwaj for believing in him when everyone doubted him. Saif said the film helped him prove his range to filmmakers who otherwise thought he couldn't do it.

Get ready for a pulse-pounding experience as Saif Ali Khan stars in 'Kartavya,' which will hit Netflix on May 15, following an exciting announcement by Shah Rukh Khan. Produced by Gauri Khan, this high-stakes thriller illustrates Saif's character—a dedicated police officer torn between his moral duty and personal turmoil.

Filmmaker Pulkit admits theatrical release pressures negatively impacted his 2025 film 'Maalik', leaving him dissatisfied with the final cut. Ahead of his Netflix crime drama 'Kartavya', he now prioritizes storytelling over box office concerns, finding freedom in platforms like OTT where films eventually land anyway.

Saif Ali Khan dons the uniform again in the crime drama 'Kartavya', set for a Netflix debut on May 15, 2026, after a three-year wait. Backed by Shah Rukh Khan's production house, the film delves into a police officer's moral conflict as threats to his family escalate. This marks Khan's return as a cop since 'Sacred Games'.