Zeba Khan
Journalist
Zeba is a fashion and lifestyle reporter who has a keen eye for literature and everything vintage. She dreams of writing travel stories from every part of the world.
'Chuha Billi' review: Adah Sharma nails her act as a mentally disturbed person in this creepy tale of two friends
FNP Media’s latest release, ‘Chuha Billi’ starring Adah Sharma and Anupriya Goenka released this weekend and is not an easy watch.
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'News of the World' review: A slow burn, watch it for lead cast Tom Hanks-Helena Zengel
A slow burn for most parts, 'News of the World' is for those who enjoy Tom Hanks doing his magic on the screen.
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Pakistani actress Sana Jafri on teleplay 'Gidh' coming to India and love for Indian films
Pakistani actress Sana Jafri spoke to WION about being part of a theatre play that was reconceptualised for broadcast, her love for Bollywood and much more.
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'Shakeela' director Indrajit Lankesh on future of Indian cinema and the age of pan-global films
‘Shakeela’ director Indrajit Lankesh spoke to WION about making a pan-India film about a faded star who ruled the hearts of cinephiles in the 90s-2000s and the future of Indian…
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Pakistani filmmaker Kanwal Khoosat to WION on 'Zindagi Tamasha' becoming Oscars 2021 entry
With a cross border teleplay ‘Gidh’ running on TV for the first time, Pakistani writer-director Kanwal Khoosat got talking to WION about the idea, its realisation and making intelligent art. She…
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Atul Kasbekar on shooting Kingfisher Calendar 2021 in Kerala amid pandemic
Celebrity photographer Atul Kasbekar who has been associated with the Kingfisher Calendar since its inception spoke to WION about The Kingfisher Calendar 2021, shooting an edition for the first…
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'Pieces Of A Woman' review: Vanessa Kirby is brilliant in this heartbreaking film
There have been talks of the film ‘Pieces Of A Woman’ being an Oscar contender with acting nods for leading actors Vanessa Kirby and Shia LaBeouf and we tell you reasons for why everyone thinks…
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Japan Foundation on curating unique digital experiences across arts & entertainment in COVID times
In chat with WION, Kaoru Miyamoto, DG of Japan Foundation Delhi, spoke of bringing JFF in a new format to India given pandemic-forced restrictions and looking to a brighter future courtesy…
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Ishwak Singh to WION on filming during pandemic for lockdown diaries ‘Unpaused’
Starring in recently released ‘Unpaused’, ‘Paatal Lok’ actor Ishwak Singh opened up about working with director Nikkhil Advani and the experience of filming during COVID-19.
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Abhishek Banerjee: Apart from the pandemic, it's been the best year of my life
As ‘Unpaused’ premiered today on Amazon Prime, Abhishek Banerjee got talking to WION about his new film, the pandemic year 2020, and expectations from the new year.
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'The Crown' season 4 review: Show delivers its best as Diana, Thatcher take away the Queen's thunder
While Olivia Colman’s character remains in focus in almost all episodes considering she’s running the show, two new women characters of Margaret Thatcher and Princess Diana pull the balance from…
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Fatima Sana Shaikh: It's taken years to get into this industry, you don't let one fall break you
Fatima Sana Shaikh Interview: In an exclusive chat with WION, 'Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari' actress Fatima Sana Shaikh spoke on the filming experience and her hopes from the movie amid…
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'Chhalaang' review: Rajkummar Rao-Hansal Mehta's jodi delivers yet again
This might be Hansal Mehta-Rajkummar Rao’s weakest film together but it’s a family entertainer perfect for the long Indian holiday weekend binge.
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Ali Fazal to WION on 'Mirzapur 2', Hollywood films and fanboy moments
Ali Fazal speaks to WION about his Hollywood projects, the hype around Amazon web series ‘Mirzapur 2’ and what's kept him busy during the pandemic.
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'Enola Holmes' review: Millie Bobby Brown aces her act as a woman detective in a man's world
‘Enola Holmes’ is bright and honest in its vision and messaging as it deals with multiple issues that sum up under the broader topic of gender equality and the fight of a 19th century woman to…
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