The Broken News Season 2 [ZEE5]: The Broken News Season 2 has become a hot topic since its premiere last week, with the battle between Sach and Sansani taking a drastic new turn. The latest season opens with a quote by Mahatma Gandhi that states, "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind," setting the tone for the strong theme of revenge. While Season 1 pitted news channels Josh 24x7 and Awaz Bharti against each other, Season 2 escalates the conflict outside the newsroom as journalists Radha Bhargava (Shriya Pilgaonkar) and Dipankar Sanyal (Jaideep Ahlawat) grapple with personal vendettas. It is interesting to watch who will finally win this intense battle of truth vs sensationalism? Find out in ‘The Broken News Season 2’ streaming now on ZEE5.
No One Killed Jessica [Netflix]: Based on the shocking 1999 murder of model Jessica Lall in an upscale Delhi eatery, ‘No One Killed Jessica’ is a gritty drama that exposes the harsh realities of the law and order in India. The film chronicles the arduous fight for justice by Jessica's sister Sabrina (portrayed by Vidya Balan) and feisty journalist Meera Gaity, whose dogged investigation brings to light the mockery of legal procedures, loopholes in the policing system, corruption in power circles, and the vulnerability of common citizens. Sabrina's relentless pursuit for the truth, fueled byMeera's tenacious reporting and the people's crusade, breathes life into newspaper headlines that still haunt the nation's conscience.
Nayak [Amazon Prime Video] In the thought-provoking film Nayak, renowned journalist Shivaji Rao Gaekwad (played by Anil Kapoor) is unexpectedly thrust into the role of Chief Minister for a day after the incumbent CM challenges him to try running the state himself. What begins as a seemingly impossible task becomes an eye-opening journey as Shivaji navigates the complexities of governance and politics. With his journalistic integrity and determination to root out corruption, he embarks on a mission to bring about positive change within the constraints of a single day. The film explores the delicate interplay between journalism and politics, raising important questions about ethics, truth, and the sacrifices required to serve the greater good.
Page 3 [Amazon Prime Video] Page 3 takes viewers on a riveting journey through the glitz and ruthless underbelly of the Page 3 journalism world. The drama follows the story of a young and ambitious journalist who finds herself immersed in the high-society circuit of glamorous parties and rubbing shoulders with the elite. As she navigates this superficial realm, she uncovers the stark contrast between the carefully curated public personas of celebrities and the harsh realitiesof their private lives – riddled with insecurities, hypocrisy, and duplicity. Torn between her burning desire for success and her ethical principles, the journalist must confront the harsh truths about the industry she's chosen, and the personal sacrifices required to maintain her integrity.
Dhamaka [Netflix]: In Dhamaka, a disgraced news anchor, Arjun Pathak (played by Kartik Aaryan), gets an unexpected chance at redemption when he is tasked with covering a high-stakes hostage situation unfolding in real-time. As the crisis unfolds, Arjun finds himself at the center of a ratings frenzy, dealing with the ethical dilemmas and harsh realities of the modern-day media circus. With lives hanging in the balance and the truth shrouded in ambiguity, Arjun must confront his own demons and moral compass. Dhamaka is a taut, suspenseful exploration of the fine line between sensationalism and responsible reporting, casting a critical lens on the media's role in shaping public perception and the personal toll exacted upon those who dedicate their lives to bringing stories to light.