Suparna Sharma

Af­ter 19 years in­side a Nepali jail, ‘the Ser­pent’ says he plans to sue for his im­pris­on­ment and chase se­ries deals.

In­dia’s de­ci­sion to ban ex­ports of some rice was based on do­mes­tic rea­sons, but it’s had a glob­al im­pact.

As for­tunes were made or wiped out and bud­gets skew­ered, econ­o­mists say it’s time In­dia fixed its sup­ply chain.

Top In­di­an wrestlers are risk­ing their ca­reers to take on the pow­er­ful fed­er­a­tion chief and a wider cul­ture of abuse.

Gun­ja and Chand saved and sac­ri­ficed for years to build a new home but now find them­selves over­whelmed by debt.

Writer-di­rec­tor Bi­lal Lashari’s The Leg­end of Maula Jatt, re­leased world­wide, is Pak­istan’s most ex­pen­sive film ever.

Laal Singh Chad­dha, the lat­est Khan film, has flopped at the box of­fice amid a boy­cott cam­paign by right-wing groups.

Di­rec­tor Saim Sadiq talks to Al Jazeera about his film Joy­land, the first ever Pak­istani en­try at Cannes Film Fes­ti­val.

SS Ra­jamouli talks to Al Jazeera about his new smash hit movie, his in­spi­ra­tions, and the rise of south In­di­an cin­e­ma.

The In­di­an-British di­rec­tor of Qatil Haseena Ke Naam on what it looks like when priv­i­lege is hand­ed to women in film.