Raghav Juyal gets candid about his journey, the viral Tamally Maak Emraan Hashmi scene from Baads of Bollywood, and how the whole industry – including Shah Rukh Khan – supported his performance. He also opens up about signing Baads of Bollywood, his next project with SRK, his Telugu debut, working with Bobby Deol, and why Aryan Khan believed in him. From romance roles to handling success, Raghav reveals it all in this exclusive interview.

The interview with actress Shanthi Priya explores her personal journey, career, and comeback with the Tamil film Bad Girl. She reflects on challenges as a single mother, her marriage into the V. Shantaram family, and the loss of her husband, Siddharth. Drawing strength from her family, she returned to acting with Bad Girl, directed by a first-time female filmmaker mentored by Vetrimaaran.

Shanthi Priya praises the film’s all-women crew for creating a safe, empowering space and sees it as a milestone for Tamil cinema. She discusses motherhood, independence, and balancing career with personal life, crediting her strong, uneducated mother as her biggest inspiration.

She recalls her early career, cultural influences, and industry reception post-marriage, while emphasizing that passion keeps actors alive in their craft. The conversation closes with her gratitude and a message of inspiration for women to live life on their own terms.

Rotalks brings you an in-depth conversation with Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra director Dominic Arun and stars Kalyani Priyadarshan and Santhy Balachandran. From candid reflections on the film’s success to heartwarming stories about family, inspirations, and fan love, this sit-down covers it all. Kalyani opens up about her father Priyadarshan’s influence, Santhy shares how Lokah has inspired women everywhere, and Dominic dives deep into the mythological research that shaped this universe. The trio reveal behind-the-scenes stories, hilarious fan memes, crazy stunts, and even tease what’s in store for Lokah Chapter 2.

Tamannaah Bhatia & Diana Penty open up about their bond, female friendships, work-life balance, and their upcoming OTT series Do You Wanna Partner. From group chats to business lessons, watch them share unfiltered stories, laughter, and life advice in this exclusive interview.

In this exclusive chat, Teja Sajja talks about the success of Hanuman, his upcoming fantasy film Mirai, and the future of Indian cinema. He shares lessons from his struggles, the balance between fame and content, the power of villains, and how spirituality keeps him grounded. A must-watch for fans of Tollywood, Bollywood, and Pan-India films.

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Actor Saurabh Sachdeva sits down with Rotalks for a candid conversation about his journey in films and theatre. He reveals how he first decided to pursue acting to impress his then-girlfriend and “become rich,” and how that decision shaped the course of his life.From training under Barry John to founding his own acting institute The Actor’s Truth, Saurabh opens up about mentoring talents like Richa Chadha and Harshvardhan Rane, his admiration for actors such as Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, and his memorable on-screen roles in Animal and Dhadak 2.An honest mix of humour, inspiration, and craft — this interview is a must-watch for all cinema and acting lovers.

Join Amitabh Bhattacharya, the lyricist behind hits like Apna Bana Le, Tere Vaaste, and Aaj Ki Raat (Stree 2), as he shares his journey, struggles, and the stories behind his most memorable songs. From collaborations with Pritam, Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, Sachin–Jigar, and Aamir Khan, to his magical bond with Shilpa Rao, Amitabh opens his heart about the life experiences that inspire his lyrics. A must-listen for every Bollywood music lover

In this fearless and funny conversation, Zarna Garg gets real about what it means to represent the working woman in comedy. She claps back at critics—especially the women of leisure—who accuse her of misrepresenting Indian women. Zarna opens up about rising from serious circumstances, building her own comedy empire, teaching the craft to others, and why she has zero Bollywood dreams ("They can't afford me anyway!"). Oh, and she’s got a love-hate thing with Mumbai…Watch this one if you love women who own their truth, unapologetically.