Interviews
Anees Bazmee On The Mad 90s, Writing ‘Mindless’ Comedies, And How He Got Akshay Kumar To Star In Singh Is Kinng
The director of comedies like Welcome, No Entry, Singh Is King, Mubarakan and Ready on his 30-year journey in the movies
Indian Filmmaker Explores Mumbai’s ‘Invisible Workers’ In This New York Times’ Op Doc
In Mumbai’s Midnight Gardeners, director Divya Pathak follows two men who water small municipal gardens on Mazgaon’s road dividers every night
25 Greatest Hindi Films Of The Decade – 6 Filmmakers On Their Goals For The Next Decade
We asked filmmakers Maneesh Sharma, Zoya Akhtar, Sriram Raghavan, Anurag Kashyap, Shoojit Sircar and Shakun Batra what the future holds
The Vijay Deverakonda Interview: The Actor On Film Choices, Money, Misconceptions, And More
‘Acting is just 30 percent of my job. There is the other 70 percent that only people close to me get to see’ – the Arjun Reddy star on what he’s learnt about fame
In Vinod Kamble’s ‘Kastoori’, A Dalit Boy Yearns To Free Himself Of The Smells That Cling To Him
At the Dharamsala International Film Festival, a powerful drama about a boy who cleans toilets and performs post-mortems in order to pay for school.
‘I Don’t Carry The Burden Of Anupam Kher On My Shoulders’ – Anupam Kher On Working In Hollywood
The actor on his Hollywood career, starting again in New York and the drawbacks of being considered a legend
‘Grandeur Is Not Just Wide Frames And Lots Of People’: Bigil Cinematographer GK Vishnu
GK Vishnu, who shot Atlee’s Bigil, explains the unusually monochromatic approach he followed to film the Vijay starrer
Rohan Joshi, Ashish Shakya, Sapan Varma And Angad Singh Ranyal On Their New Amazon Prime Video Show
Some of India’s top comics on their new show, the evolution of the stand-up scene and why touring abroad is overhyped
Lijo Jose Pellissery’s Method in Madness
The Malayalam director on Jallikattu, the sense of place in his films, and how there was a shift in his filmmaking approach after his third feature
Jallikattu’s Art Director Deconstructs The Making Of That Rs 20-Lakh Animatronic Bull
Gokul Das on collaborating with director Lijo Jose Pellissery to craft a bull realistic enough to confuse the Censors
Dhruv Sehgal On The Evolution Of Little Things, Moving To Netflix And His First Writers Room
Little Things writer and co-star on the evolution of the show, the move to Netflix, the surprising value of Instagram in providing feedback and the experience of working with a writers room for the first time
Shruti Haasan: ‘I Realised That I Was Creating A Caricature Of Myself’
Edited excerpts from an interview between Baradwaj Rangan and Sruthi Haasan
