Kanu Behl On His Short Film Binnu Ka Sapna: “It Is More Nakedly About Violence Than Titli”
The filmmaker on his preoccupation with violence, shooting in an unusual aspect ratio, and his next film, Agra
Nagarkirtan Movie Review: Kaushik Ganguly’s Unsentimental, Unsparing Vision Makes This A Must-Watch
Thanks to two outstanding performances, there’s scarcely a false note in what is possibly the most authentic and hard-edged depiction of transgender identity on screen
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8 Real Hip-Hoppers Behind Gully Boy
Beatboxer D-Cypher, rapper-actor Slow Cheeta and more on working with Ranveer Singh and the impact Zoya Akhtar’s film can have on the genre
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The Lesser-Known Story Of How M. Night Shyamalan Made His Debut Film In Chennai
A limited knowledge of Tamil, food poisoning, an inexperienced crew and numerous technical difficulties didn’t stop the Glass director from making his first film in India, only for it to release on VHS
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Vijay Superum Pournamiyum Movie Review: A Fairly Engaging Remake
Pelli Choopulu isn’t really a film that needs a remake. It’s urban, it’s young, it’s relatable and there’s little a new version can add to take the film to a new audience that you couldn’t already reach with a good subtitled version. Or so one thought.
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Comic Amit Tandon On Having His Hands Full With A Netflix Show, A Biopic On Jaspal Bhatti And Retracing 100 Years Of Bollywood
‘People are becoming more sensitive so you have to be more careful. When you’re writing something, you have to ask yourself: do I sound sexist, do I sound racist?’ says the comedian
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I’ve Met Some Really Terrible People In Mumbai: Kangana Recaps Her Movie Journey At Pune Event
The actress recounts her journey to success in front of a live audience at the Signature Masterclass event
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Sanjay Leela Bhansali On How Jim Morrison and Zeenat Aman Influenced Padmaavat’s Binte Dil
The director says his brief for the song confused Ranveer Singh and how, despite no rehearsal, the actor’s performance moved him
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Arshad Warsi On The Original Aankh Maarey, Turning Director, And Why An Actor Can’t Have An Ego
‘I know how to act, so I know I’ll keep working,’ says the actor who is constantly reminded that Bollywood may have underrated his talent
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25 Years Of Amaidhi Padai: The Politican As The ‘Anti Hero’
It’s a film that becomes more relevant with each passing day, especially with meme makers of today. It’s also one of the films that pioneered the insensitive politician character and the ‘lollu’ it is now associated with
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F2: Fun and Frustration Movie Review: A Half-Hearted Comedy About Frustrated Husbands And Boyfriends
The first half of the film is like a notice board for unhappy husbands and boyfriends. Whereas the latter half, which goes downhill, has messages that are framed in the styles of those WhatsApp forwards that one deletes without reading
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Now Streaming: The 8 Most Overlooked Shows
Looking at some of the least talked about shows of the last few years like Dark, A Very English Scandal and Jim Carrey’s Kidding
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