Aarti Jhurani

This life-changing journey focuses on three characters who are brought together by death

We speak to the cast and crew of new movie ‘Karwaan’, a road-trip film that draws its humour and premise from a rather unusual, macabre situation

Director Akarsh Khurana and actors Dulquer Salmaan and Mithila Palkar let us in on some secrets

But having Mammootty's son Salmaan on set meant crowds of thousands turned up on location while they were shooting in the South Indian state: 'it was like the last scene of Lagaan'

Janhvi Kapoor's much-hyped Bollywood adaptation just doesn't leave you feeling like you've been kicked in the gut

Just like any other reality show, this family-business drama may not strictly be 100 per cent accurate, but it's still entertaining

Here is a family tree of the tight-knit clan considered Bollywood royalty that Sridevi married into

Also performing on the stage was an ensemble of popular singers including Neeti Mohan, Benny Dayal, Javed Ali, Harshdeep Kaur, Haricharan, Jonita Gandhi and Armaan Malik

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s controversial new film is an ode to Rajput bravery that doesn't deserve the outcry it has seen off screen

2017 saw a number of Bollywood blockbuster flops, but Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif end the year on a high note

In true Bhansali fashion, the sets are grand, the cinematography beautiful, and no expense seems to have been spared on costumes. The first trailer of Padmavati offers hope of a big finish for Bollywood this year

My taste in books tends to be a bit extreme. Some days I obsessively read stories set during the Indian independence movement and the subsequent partition, and on others, I like to escape to a world where everything is picture perfect Aarti Jhurani is a sub-editor for The National

Some of the highlights from the new Fenty Beauty range

Some of the highlights from the new Fenty Beauty range

Freya Jaffar, founder of Abu Dhabi Q&A, on tips to combat loneliness