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Connected TV is expected to reach over 40 million homes by 2025. 17 Mar, 2021 - 08:02 AM IST     |     By Gargi Sarkar     KOLKATA: Indian viewers consume content only on smartphones – the market has matured enough to move on from this notion. With more and more premium content offered by leading streaming services, consumers don’t want to limit their viewing experience to six-inche screens anymore. It is undeniable that a large chunk of Indian consumers still watch content on mobile devices but their preference for the larger screen has increased by leaps and bounds, especial...

Sharad Kelkar Thanks OTT Platforms For Bringing Back Good Actors Who Could Not Make It In TV & Films Web Series Published: Friday, February 19, 2021, 18:19 [IST] Sharad Kelkar, who has been a part of several regional as well as Bollywood films recently opened up about the opportunities in OTT. The actor who was seen in shows like Rangbaaz Phir Se, Special OPS, The Family Man, Black Widows and more, has called the platforms a boon. Talking about OTT Sharad said that he knew "it's the future" when he was working on his first project. He added that OTT has given filmmakers a

Novel Approach: 'Black Widows' offers captivating and twisty murder mystery TinaMarie Craven FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 "Black Widows" by Cate Quinn is a riveting thriller.TinaMarie Craven / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 “It's weird, marriage. It's like this license that gives a person the legal right to control their spouse / their other half.” —Jess C. Scott Some books share sensational tales, others use sensational elements that may seem foreign to many readers to grab their attention. Relationships aren’t easy, they take a considerable amount or work and ask ...

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Super Bowl trailer makes the Disney+ Marvel series to look like a fun buddy cop movie with a surprise guest.

'I haven't focused on staying relevant': Shamita Shetty on her comeback It took Shamita 13 years since "Cash" to return with an acting role to the Hindi screen in the web series "Black Widows" last year. Mumbai: Actress Shamita Shetty claims that right from the beginning of her career she was never into quantity when it came to signing films. Although she started with the multistarrer blockbuster "Mohabbatein" in 2000, Shamita saw only around a half a dozen releases in Bollywood that gave her acting roles over the last two decades, with her last big screen outing being the 2007 dud "Cash". ...