Binge List: Jersey on Zee5
Directed by Gowtam Tinnauri, starring Nani, Jersey can be streamed on Zee5. Binge List is made in partnership with Tata Sky Binge.
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Reimagining Jersey, Fidaa and Rangasthalam In Tamil
What would have happened had Dhruv Vikram kick-started his career with the Tamil remake of Fidaa, instead of Arjun Reddy? Let’s dream up some combinations and hope some filmmaker is taking note.
10 Telugu Movies On OTT Platforms That Comfort You
Nischala Mamillapalle draws up a list of films that will help you smile again, let you know that whatever the circumstances, you can overcome.
My Movie Milestone: Nani On Jersey
The actor looks back at his favourite scene, what he could have done better, and how the film changed his life
10 Indian Films We Hope Bollywood Does Not Remake
The moment a film is a success in another region, Bollywood almost immediately snaps up its remake rights. But there are some films we hope it doesn’t touch
Top 5 Films to Watch in Quarantine
From Super Deluxe to Kumbalangi Nights – these are best Indian films of 2019 you can catch up now
Coronavirus Update: Film Releases, Festivals, Shoots Affected
Here’s a daily roundup of all the theatrical releases postponed, shoots disrupted and festivals cancelled globally
Top 10 Telugu Songs Of April
Songs from Jersey, ABCD, Chitralahari and more – we recap the best of Telugu music from last month
Jersey Is About The Sachins Who Couldn’t Make It Big: Gowtam Tinnanuri
What connects ‘Jersey’ with Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s ‘Anand’? Why do we connect so strongly with the film’s father-son relationship? Why isn’t Sarah the quintessential doting mother?
Jersey Movie Review: A Sports Film That’s All Heart
There are a few simple-yet-touching moments that safely put Jersey in a league of its own
When Ajith Sir Speaks, The Audience Will Listen: Shraddha Srinath
The actress, who plays the wife of a middle-aged cricketer in the upcoming Telugu film Jersey, talks about becoming a part of Kannada cinema’s new wave, evading stereotypes and the importance of remaking Pink in the south
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