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English author Richard Osman is rewriting the rules of crime fictionThe author of 'The Thursday Murder Club' speaks to Cosmo India about the adaptation of his work, why he is unlikely to switch genres, and why he loves writing about ‘real people’.BY J Shruti
These October releases are here to haunt your screen (in the best way)Vampires, witches, conspiracy theories, and dramatic love stories—this upcoming range of films and TV shows is delicious, twisty, and yes, ‘strange’.BY J Shruti
Ranveer Brar reveals how he juggles cooking, acting, and poetryThe multi-talented chef spoke to Cosmo India about his “forgivist” tendencies, controversial food takes, and why he was approached by filmmakers from South India to play a villain.BY J Shruti
Welcome to the buffet of broken men—where vulnerability is the new sexyHow summer releases of 2025 refashioned masculinity.  BY J Shruti
Here's what turning 29 really feels likeThis year, I turn 29 (and so does Cosmo India). Some reflections are in order. BY J Shruti
Aneet Padda is more than your girl next doorThe actor has been catapulted into a once-in-a-generation stardom through 'Saiyaara', but her head is firmly on her shoulders. Here, she speaks about her Amritsar to Mumbai journey, having an ‘emotional’ reaction to much of life and the anxieties of what comes next. BY J Shruti
Here's how AI became the third wheel in my friendshipI used to help her pick lipsticks. She used to help me grieve. Things changed when my best friend found a new digital bestie.BY J Shruti
Murder, mystery, and mayhem—what to watch this August and SeptemberFrom Wakanda to Wednesday, these shows and films will keep you hooked till the very end. BY J Shruti
The best solid deodorants and perfumes in the marketLong-lasting freshness, zero mess, and eco-friendly vibes.BY J Shruti
Making of a Bombshell in 2025: Are we still celebrating the idea of dumb, hot, and complicated? The screen siren formula has evolved since the days of Marilyn Monroe, even as the gaze remains largely the same. BY J Shruti