Interviews
‘Feluda Meets Indiana Jones’ In Bengali Cinema’s First Treasure Hunt Franchise
The cast and crew of Durgeshorer Guptodhon on the pressure of repeating the success of the first film and taking the franchise forward
Cannes 2019: ‘Nick Understands What It Takes To Have The Careers We Do,’ Says Priyanka Chopra
Tune into The Cannes Connection on Hotstar where the actress speaks about her incredible global career
Jacqueline Fernandez On Her New Netflix Movie And Why Going To An Acting Class Was Like Therapy
Going to an acting class has really helped me empower my characters, says the Mrs. Serial Killer actress
Sapna Bhavnani’s Documentary Traces The Sindhi Migration Through Memories And Tattoos
Sindhustan recently won Best Documentary at the New York Indian Film Festival
Arjun Kapoor On 7 Years In The Movies: His Most Underrated Film, Failures And Learning From Dibakar Banerjee
Ahead of the release of India’s Most Wanted, the actor looks back at his career and how his tough personal life has taught him to deal with setbacks bravely
Lisa Ray On The Time She Was Bitten By Maureen Wadia’s Dog And Bollywood In The 90s
The supermodel on joining the industry at a time when there were no agents or managers and how the move to Bollywood came with a couple of false starts
Sandeep Reddy Vanga On Trying To Recreate The Magic Of Arjun Reddy With Kabir Singh
The director on why he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to direct Shahid Kapoor and what it takes to recreate the magic of the much-loved Arjun Reddy
Bhaskar Hazarika’s Aamis Is A Weird And Fascinating Meditation On Man, Meat, And Love
The Assamese language film – Hazarika’s second feature after Kothanodi – explores the uncanny relationship between food and sex. A chat with the filmmaker following its screening at the New York Indian Film Festival
Arulnithi: I Use Strong Scripts As My Crutch
Ahead of K-13, the actor spoke about becoming synonymous with thrillers, doing more than one film a year and whether he’ll take the plunge into politics
Rinku Rajguru On Life After Sairat And Her New Marathi Film Kaagar
The 17-year-old actress on dealing with fame and why it took her three years to find the right second film
We Are The Gods Of Our Characters: Writer Sanjay
Before the release of Uyare, starring Parvathy, Sanjay, of the Bobby-Sanjay duo, talks about the inherent patriarchy that leads to acid attacks, his writing process with his brother, what their characters mean to him and why the heroines in Malayalam films are no longer referred to as ‘edi’ or ‘podi’
Biswa Kalyan Rath On Creating Laakhon Mein Ek And Why He’ll Never Be The Star Of His Own Show
The stand-up comic on the difference between writing for his live shows and a web series and if his fans are disappointed with the bleakness of Laakhon Mein Ek
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