Interviews
Raja Kumari: If I Can Inspire Some Kids To Learn Bharatanatyam Instead Of Jazz, I Have ...
Raja Kumari on her new single, America’s brown renaissance and the importance of encouraging more female artists
How A 16 Year Old From Mumbai Landed A Role In Chris Hemsworth’s New Netflix Thri...
Rudhraksh Jaiswal on postponing his board exams to shoot Extraction, texting Chris Hemsworth for advice and dealing with newfound Instagram fame
Hitesh Kewalya On Making Amitabh Bachchan A Queer Icon And Why No One In Shubh Mangal Z...
Films can’t change people, all they can do is become conversation starters, says the writer-director
Indian Participants On Why The Berlinale Talents Programme Is Important
Making connections with people interested in Asian cinema. Finding script mentors, technical collaborators, international co-producers and sales agents. Finding global and alternative markets for your films…
20 Years Of Kareena Kapoor Khan – The Actress On Her Top 5 Roles
From Imtiaz Ali’s Jab We Met To Vishal Bhardwaj’s Omkara, Kareena Kapoor Khan on her most memorable characters
The Ekta Mittal Interview: Missing Migrant Workers, Shiv Kumar Batalvi’s Poetry, ...
The director speaks about her 28-minute film ‘Gumnaam Din’ (Missing Days), which is being screened in the Berlinale Shorts section.
I Was An Atheist Before Naragasooran: Karthick Naren On Mafia And More
The young director speaks about why commercial success is as important to him as critical acclaim, and his hopes for Mafia as a franchise. Excerpts from a conversation with Vishal Menon.
The Creators Of Afsos On Constructing The Bizarre Universe Of Their New Amazon Prime Vi...
Creators Anirban Dasgupta and Dibya Chatterjee on their new show starring Gulshan Devaiah and the art of getting dark comedy right
Pritam Weighs In On Multi-composer Albums: ‘I Should Call Up Tanishk Bagchi’
The composer of Love Aaj Kal, and the upcoming 83, Lal Singh Chaddha and Brahmastra, on why there maybe a future where he only does the background score of a film
‘Natpe Thunai’ Was A Lot Of Physical Pain, ‘Naan Sirithal’ Was Mental Pain: Hip...
Adhi wants to give artistes on YouTube a platform through his films, and believes in taking people along on his journey. Excerpts from a conversation with Vishal Menon
If Anjaam Pathiraa Is Remade In Hindi, I’d Like to Direct It: Midhun Manuel Thomas
In a long-winding conversation with Rajaneesh Vilakudy, writer and director Midhun speaks about why Anjaam Pathiraa worked, the process of writing it and making the switch in genre from comedy to thriller.
Prateek Vats On Taking His Film Eeb Allay Ooo To Berlinale
The independent filmmaker on the unique concept of his film, the ongoing challenges of being an indie filmmaker and why cinema in India is like a family business
