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Hemant Soren - National Geographic India starts docu-series on Jharkhand tourism - Vimarsana News

Hemant Soren - National Geographic India starts docu-series on Jharkhand tourism

Hemant Soren describes state as 'a hidden treasure house of nature, culture and sustainable living'

Creativity up in smoke?; artistes give their take on the Kaali controversy - Vimarsana News

Creativity up in smoke?; artistes give their take on the Kaali controversy

Leena Manimekalai’s Kaali row got another twist on Thursday morning. The Toronto-based filmmaker posted a photograph of two persons dressed as Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati smoking on a road. For the unversed, the controversy began last week when the actor-director shared a poster that showed

Films, shows courted controversies for hurting religious sentiments: Kaali, Tandav, Brahmastra & more - Vimarsana News

Films, shows courted controversies for hurting religious sentiments: Kaali, Tandav, Brahmastra & more

Kaali is not the first film to have landed in troubled waters for allegedly hurting religious sentiments. In the past, titles like Tandav, Padmavat, PK, Laxmmi and more have found themselves in similar spaces.

Tandav to Aashram, OTT shows and film accused of hurting religious sentiments - Vimarsana News

Tandav to Aashram, OTT shows and film accused of hurting religious sentiments

Recently, the poster of the film Kaali got into trouble for portraying the Indian goddess smoking a cigarette. Here are OTT shows and film that were accused of hurting religious sentiments before Kaali.

Netflix starts plan to fix subscriber crisis in Asia - Vimarsana News

Netflix starts plan to fix subscriber crisis in Asia

Netflix Inc is looking to Asia after its shock first-quarter slowdown, seeking to maintain growth in the one region where it is still adding subscribers and replicate its success there in other parts of the world. Despite plans to curb overall spending, investment in Asia would keep growing, including financing for the production of local films and series, Netflix vice president of business development for Asia-Pacific Tony Zameczkowski said in an interview. While Netflix would continue to offer low-price, mobile-only membership across Asia, it is also seeking more partnerships with wireless o...