Culture
Cultural traditions, festivals and modern trends explained, with guides to the people and ideas that shape daily life.
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In India, comedy films are said to be ‘family films’ and it is needless to mention that they do incredibly…
Note (September 2026): Several services in the original list have changed: Funimation (April 2024) and the Boomerang streaming app (September…
The word ‘Naagin’ means a female serpent and there is a television series by this name, a supernatural fantasy thriller.…
Note (September 2026): This article has been corrected: Sacred Games ended after two seasons (July 2018 and August 2019), its…
Woman spends about 120 hours a year looking at herself in the mirror, which is approximately 5 entire days a…
If you’re a cricket lover, Inside Edge, the out-and-out fictional cricket series based on T20 cricket team is the best…
If you’re someone who prefers historical drama, you’d love Chanakya, a 47-part epic directed and written by Dr. Chandraprakash Dwivedi.…
Are you a fan of superheroes? If you are head over heels in love with Spiderman, Batman and Superman, you’re…
It seems that people are too busy to spend time with their families, right? Well, believe it or not, watching…
Jhalak Dikhla Jaa concept copied from British dancing television show “Strictly Come Dancing” aired on BBC One in the United…
So you’ve put your soul into creating new music for the world to enjoy. But stepping out of the recording…
Note (September 2026): Earlier versions of this article said the season 4 winners finished only in the top 10, credited…
About Culture
The backbone of this section is an archive most sites never bother to finish: complete winners lists for long-running television shows, season by season, kept current as new series end.
That covers both sides of the Indian and British schedule – Kaun Banega Crorepati, Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L’il Champs, Dance Plus, Nach Baliye and Khatron Ke Khiladi, alongside Britain’s Got Talent and The X Factor. The value is in the completeness: every season in one table, rather than a news story about the most recent one.
The other half is screen reference. Full cast and character lists for major serials, including both adaptations of the Mahabharat, plus film round-ups and the kind of list article people arrive at from a half-remembered detail.
It is a lookup section rather than a criticism section. There is very little reviewing here and no attempt at cultural commentary – the aim is that you find the fact you came for, correctly, and leave.
For biographies of the people who appear on these shows, see People.