Na Moon-Young is a former prosecutor and now a lawyer with her husband’s boutique Chawoong Law Firm. One day her husband commits suicide and leaves for her mysterious debts and host of problems she had not seen coming.
Crew is propelled by three determined women who aren’t afraid to challenge the status quo for their own benefit. Yet, they do not overtly preach empowerment or gender equality; instead, they embody these principles through their actions and achievements. Their battle is twofold: against the airline they work for, which has failed to pay them for six months, and against the circumstances of their own lives.
“War of Faith” is an enthralling Chinese drama that transports viewers to China in the 20th century, blending elements of tension, espionage, political contention, and dynamic action
From heart-pounding mysteries to edge-of-your-seat suspense, ZEE5 Global offers a diverse selection of captivating narratives that will keep you guessing until the very end.
In “Nothing Uncovered,” an intrepid journalist is determined to unearth the truth, even if it pits her against formidable politicians and challenges the patriarchal dynamics at her workplace.
Vikrant Gandhi (played by Vivek Gomber) rises to power as the uncontested leader in Somalia. Yet, undercurrents of unrest threaten to irrevocably alter his destiny. Central to the unfolding drama is the forthcoming elections for the Somalian port and a valuable shipment aboard a hijacked Ukrainian ship carrying an Indian crew.
The film stars Sara Ali Khan as a khadi-wearing freedom fighter challenging the British Empire. “Ae Watan Mere Watan” succeeds in presenting an obscure yet significant story from India’s fight for independence without succumbing to exaggeration.
Shot in the striking Wadi Rum desert in Jordan the song is a visual treat for the fans and those moves are simply gold and surely will make you take over the dancefloor with its lively tunes
Randeep Hooda’s debut directorial “Swatantrya Veer Savarkar” is set to hit a day before the national martyr’s day as a perfect homage to all the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country’s independence.
In ‘HanuMan,’ viewers are taken on a journey to Anjanadri, where the protagonist, Hanumanthu (Teja Sajja), discovers he has acquired supernatural abilities akin to those of the mythological figure Hanuman.
Just days before the election, the serene atmosphere of a posh Delhi club is shattered by the sudden death of a muscular Zumba instructor, initially dismissed as an unfortunate gym mishap. However, a seasoned detective, known for his unorthodox investigative approach, senses mischief and embarks on a quest to uncover the hidden layers of the case.
Despite any leniency viewers might extend, or their affinity for Sidharth Malhotra, “Yodha” struggles to maintain coherence, veering erratically from one narrative hiccup to the next. The film toys with the laws of aviation to an absurd degree, suggesting passenger planes can be easily manipulated by its characters, a notion that stretches believability to its limits.
The film does acknowledge Vajpayee’s critiques of Congress and his respect for Nehru, offering moments of ideological reflection reminiscent of a less polarized era. Yet, it remains a missed opportunity to delve deeper into the nuances of Vajpayee’s legacy, ultimately providing a surface-level recounting of his contributions and challenges.
‘Showtime’ is a remarkable creation from the minds of Sumit Roy, Lara Chandni, and Mithun Gangopadhyay, offering a compelling exploration of Bollywood’s less-celebrated facets. The narrative thrives on its eclectic mix of elements – from the aspirational journey of a model, the diva-like tantrums of seasoned actors, to the ambitions of a power-seeking producer and the opulent lifestyle of a celebrated superstar amidst scandals and controversies.
The 96th Academy Awards are upon us! Unfolding today, March 10, in Los Angeles, this prestigious event will see the crème de la crème of Hollywood congregate to honor the past year’s cinematic triumphs.
“Queen of Tears” embarks on its journey with a compelling blend of comedy and drama, inviting viewers into the chaotic yet endearing world of the Hong family. The inversion of traditional tropes, alongside standout performances by Kim Ji-won and Kim Soo-hyun, sets a refreshing and engaging tone for the series.
Shaitaan, directed by Vikas Bahl, blends these elements with an excessive dose of supernatural themes, diluting its impact and rendering it somewhat hollow. The presence of an unwelcome visitor (R Madhavan) at a secluded farmhouse, with intentions obscured by dubious mystical practices, feels like a retread of dated narratives rather than a fresh horror proposition.
For decades, Bollywood’s narratives were predominantly crafted and visualized through a male lens, often sidelining the complexity and richness of female experiences and perspectives. However, the years 2023 and 2024 have seen a paradigm shift, with women not only claiming their space in front of the camera but also asserting their influence behind the scenes. This change heralds a new era of filmmaking in India, characterized by a broader range of stories that include, celebrate, and empower female voices and experiences.
This Women’s Day, ZEE5 Global presents a handpicked selection of empowering films celebrating women’s strength and resilience. From the courageous Tejas to the inspiring Rashmi Rocket, these movies entertain and honor the determined spirit of women who defy odds and emerge victorious. Join us in paying tribute to the incredible women who inspire, overcome, and conquer.
Season two picks up the investigation with police duo DG (Ranvir Shorey) and Tambe (Girish Kulkarni) on the trail of Mr. Kapoor’s (Ashwin Kaushal) killer, amidst new confessions and developments, including Rosie’s entrance into the Sunflower Society. Rosie, a captivating bar dancer who inherits Kapoor’s penthouse, injects more intrigue and complexity into the case, setting the stage for unexpected relationships and plot twists.
Beyond the borders of South Korea, ‘Doctor Slump’ has also garnered significant international acclaim, owing in part to its availability on Netflix. The overwhelming popularity of Park Hyung-sik and Park Shin-hye extends to regions such as the Arab world, Southeast Asia, and East Asia. Consequently, their invitation to serve as Dubai Friends reflects their global appeal.
Na Moon-Young is a former prosecutor and now a lawyer with her husband’s boutique Chawoong Law Firm. One day her husband commits suicide and leaves for her mysterious debts and host of problems she had not seen coming.
Crew is propelled by three determined women who aren’t afraid to challenge the status quo for their own benefit. Yet, they do not overtly preach empowerment or gender equality; instead, they embody these principles through their actions and achievements. Their battle is twofold: against the airline they work for, which has failed to pay them for six months, and against the circumstances of their own lives.
“War of Faith” is an enthralling Chinese drama that transports viewers to China in the 20th century, blending elements of tension, espionage, political contention, and dynamic action
From heart-pounding mysteries to edge-of-your-seat suspense, ZEE5 Global offers a diverse selection of captivating narratives that will keep you guessing until the very end.
In “Nothing Uncovered,” an intrepid journalist is determined to unearth the truth, even if it pits her against formidable politicians and challenges the patriarchal dynamics at her workplace.
Vikrant Gandhi (played by Vivek Gomber) rises to power as the uncontested leader in Somalia. Yet, undercurrents of unrest threaten to irrevocably alter his destiny. Central to the unfolding drama is the forthcoming elections for the Somalian port and a valuable shipment aboard a hijacked Ukrainian ship carrying an Indian crew.
The film stars Sara Ali Khan as a khadi-wearing freedom fighter challenging the British Empire. “Ae Watan Mere Watan” succeeds in presenting an obscure yet significant story from India’s fight for independence without succumbing to exaggeration.
Shot in the striking Wadi Rum desert in Jordan the song is a visual treat for the fans and those moves are simply gold and surely will make you take over the dancefloor with its lively tunes
Randeep Hooda’s debut directorial “Swatantrya Veer Savarkar” is set to hit a day before the national martyr’s day as a perfect homage to all the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country’s independence.
In ‘HanuMan,’ viewers are taken on a journey to Anjanadri, where the protagonist, Hanumanthu (Teja Sajja), discovers he has acquired supernatural abilities akin to those of the mythological figure Hanuman.
Just days before the election, the serene atmosphere of a posh Delhi club is shattered by the sudden death of a muscular Zumba instructor, initially dismissed as an unfortunate gym mishap. However, a seasoned detective, known for his unorthodox investigative approach, senses mischief and embarks on a quest to uncover the hidden layers of the case.
Despite any leniency viewers might extend, or their affinity for Sidharth Malhotra, “Yodha” struggles to maintain coherence, veering erratically from one narrative hiccup to the next. The film toys with the laws of aviation to an absurd degree, suggesting passenger planes can be easily manipulated by its characters, a notion that stretches believability to its limits.
The film does acknowledge Vajpayee’s critiques of Congress and his respect for Nehru, offering moments of ideological reflection reminiscent of a less polarized era. Yet, it remains a missed opportunity to delve deeper into the nuances of Vajpayee’s legacy, ultimately providing a surface-level recounting of his contributions and challenges.
‘Showtime’ is a remarkable creation from the minds of Sumit Roy, Lara Chandni, and Mithun Gangopadhyay, offering a compelling exploration of Bollywood’s less-celebrated facets. The narrative thrives on its eclectic mix of elements – from the aspirational journey of a model, the diva-like tantrums of seasoned actors, to the ambitions of a power-seeking producer and the opulent lifestyle of a celebrated superstar amidst scandals and controversies.
The 96th Academy Awards are upon us! Unfolding today, March 10, in Los Angeles, this prestigious event will see the crème de la crème of Hollywood congregate to honor the past year’s cinematic triumphs.
“Queen of Tears” embarks on its journey with a compelling blend of comedy and drama, inviting viewers into the chaotic yet endearing world of the Hong family. The inversion of traditional tropes, alongside standout performances by Kim Ji-won and Kim Soo-hyun, sets a refreshing and engaging tone for the series.
Shaitaan, directed by Vikas Bahl, blends these elements with an excessive dose of supernatural themes, diluting its impact and rendering it somewhat hollow. The presence of an unwelcome visitor (R Madhavan) at a secluded farmhouse, with intentions obscured by dubious mystical practices, feels like a retread of dated narratives rather than a fresh horror proposition.
For decades, Bollywood’s narratives were predominantly crafted and visualized through a male lens, often sidelining the complexity and richness of female experiences and perspectives. However, the years 2023 and 2024 have seen a paradigm shift, with women not only claiming their space in front of the camera but also asserting their influence behind the scenes. This change heralds a new era of filmmaking in India, characterized by a broader range of stories that include, celebrate, and empower female voices and experiences.
This Women’s Day, ZEE5 Global presents a handpicked selection of empowering films celebrating women’s strength and resilience. From the courageous Tejas to the inspiring Rashmi Rocket, these movies entertain and honor the determined spirit of women who defy odds and emerge victorious. Join us in paying tribute to the incredible women who inspire, overcome, and conquer.
Season two picks up the investigation with police duo DG (Ranvir Shorey) and Tambe (Girish Kulkarni) on the trail of Mr. Kapoor’s (Ashwin Kaushal) killer, amidst new confessions and developments, including Rosie’s entrance into the Sunflower Society. Rosie, a captivating bar dancer who inherits Kapoor’s penthouse, injects more intrigue and complexity into the case, setting the stage for unexpected relationships and plot twists.
Beyond the borders of South Korea, ‘Doctor Slump’ has also garnered significant international acclaim, owing in part to its availability on Netflix. The overwhelming popularity of Park Hyung-sik and Park Shin-hye extends to regions such as the Arab world, Southeast Asia, and East Asia. Consequently, their invitation to serve as Dubai Friends reflects their global appeal.
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