Sometimes things get wet on a first date. “It’s a rite of passage to have Mr. Groff spit in your face, as people should know,” A Nice Indian Boy star Karan Soni tells Entertainment Weekly.

Stealing Pulp Fiction stretches a thin sitcom premise into an endlessly tedious ninety-minute ride that practically makes an ...

KARAN SONI: The script felt so special when we got to read it, and it felt like the kind of movie that I could have never imagined when I started in Hollywood, in 2010, being made.

Karan Soni: Every movie ends up being what it's meant to be eventually, including Deadpool. You know, it was made for not a lot of money and that was what it was meant to be.

In 11 Questions , The A.V. Club asks interesting people 11 interesting questions—and then asks them to suggest one for our next interviewee.

While upbeat at a distance, self-reflexive heist caper “Stealing Pulp Fiction” seldom translates its good nature through ...

Karan Soni as Naveen Gavaskar, Jonathan Groff as Jay Kurundkar in A Nice Indian Boy. Courtesy of Levantine Films. When I ask Soni for the moment in the script that made him say yes to playing the ...

Karan Soni (“Deadpool & Wolverine,” “Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse”) has been tapped for the lead role in Andrew Sandler’s upcoming thriller “Fade to Black,” penned by Brandon Cohen.

Karan Soni discusses the unique bond between Deadpool and Spider-Man in the comics and hints at its potential on-screen adaptation. Read more to find out what the actor revealed about this special ...

Karan Soni in 'A Nice Indian Boy.' Like Jay’s DDJL performance, Naveen’s proposal toward the end of the film is another nod to Bollywood, as he splices himself into a scene from an Indian movie.