Kannada Interview
Being A Star Is A Baggage That I Don’t Want To Carry: Rakshit Shetty
The actor-director-producer speaks about his short-film phase, his writing during the lockdown, including a script that can be shot entirely in a studio, and how years down the line, people will forget box-office success and only the film will remain.
I’m Like A Child At A Candy Store: Danish Sait On His Viral Videos
The comedian talks about why there’s a ‘pandemic of seriousness’ and the questions he asks himself before each video
Meet Ragini Prajwal, Whose Kannada Film Law Premieres On Amazon Prime
Ragini Prajwal speaks to Swathy R Iyer about playing Nandini, the pros and cons of an OTT release, and why the theatrical experience will always be special.
I’m Excited To Play Richi Once Again: Rakshit Shetty
Actor Rakshit Shetty on the importance of working with writers, following a ‘formula’ and the books that inspired him.
After I Slowed Down Is When I Really Started Seeing A Better Life, A Better Career: Act...
Actor Sudeep speaks to Kairam Vaashi about consciously slowing down and why he feels like the chosen one. Excerpts from an interview
“It’s Great To Be A Part Of Films That Aren’t About The Macho Hero Saving The Dam...
The actress talks about entering cinema as a background dancer only to discover that she has fallen in love with the process of filmmaking and her views on being called the poster girl of new wave Kannada cinema
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‘Acting Is Not Something You Learn In A Classroom’: Nithya Menen
Nithya Menen talks about being the sole actor in VK Prakash’s Praana, drawing from life for her performances and the need for everyone to be socially conscious
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“Women In Kannada Cinema Are Restricted To Their Bodies”: Mansore
Describing the women around him as parrots stuck in an astrologer’s cage, the National-Award-winning director says it was regular commercial cinema that inspired his new film Nathicharami
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‘Ambareesh Was A Father Figure To Me’: Yash
The KGF actor says Kannada cinema hasn’t reached its full potential yet
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I Want Dignity For The Place I Come From: Ere Gowda
The filmmaker’s sparkling directorial debut Balekempa won the FIPRESCI Award at the 47th edition of the International Film Festival Rotterdam. The film is set in Gowda’s village in Karnataka and stars non-professional actors
Anant Nag Interview with Shiva Kumar
This is Anant Nag’s fiftieth year as an actor including five initially onstage in Mumbai. He talks about being abruptly removed from an ashram and later a Mutt in Karnataka and sent to Mumbai where he detested the curriculum.
‘Thithi Can Enrich, But Also Entertain’
A comedy for some, a satire for others, multiple award-winning director Raam Reddy says his film is a chameleon
