Amazon Prime Video Announces Slate Of Over 40 New Titles
From Raj and DK’s Farzi starring Shahid Kapoor to Naga Chaitanya’s Dhootha, there’s a lot to watch out for on Amazon Prime Video over the coming months
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How Shreya Dhanwanthary Carved Her Path To Success
The actress talks about simultaneously shooting for the Hansal Mehta and Nikkhil Advani shows, her upcoming film with R Balki and the importance of having a voice today
10 Things We Learnt About The Making Of The Family Man 2
The team of the hit series reveals several behind-the-scene anecdotes of what went into creating Season 2
Sharib Hashmi On How The Cast of Stree Helped Him Land The Role Of JK
The actor speaks about how the hit spy series revived his career from a long slump
Raj And DK On How They Deal With The Pressure To Be Politically Correct
‘The big debate is a sense of responsibility versus creative freedom,’ say The Family Man creators in an exclusive session for FC Front Row
The Family Man Season 2 Trailer Talk
Directed by Raj Nidimoru, Krishna DK and Suparn S Varma, The Family Man season 2 releases on Amazon Prime Video on June 4
Have A Great Pitch? Raj And DK Want To Read It
Raj Nidimoru on him and Krishna DK launching an initiative to help upcoming filmmakers and what kinds of projects they’re looking to back
Unpaused On Amazon Prime Video Is An Average Lockdown Anthology
An anthology of five short films by Raj & DK, Nikkhil Advani, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Avinash Arun and Nitya Mehra
Unpaused, On Amazon Prime Video, Is An Uneven Collection Of Shorts
Anthologies are usually a mixed bag but here there is only one stand-out – Vishaanu by Avinash Arun.
The Directors Of Amazon Prime Video Anthology Unpaused On Shooting During The Pandemic
Unpaused filmmakers Raj & DK, Nitya Mehra, Nikkhil Advani and Tannishtha Chatterjee on the challenges and advantages of shooting during the lockdown
Art Of A Long Take: The Family Man's 13-Minute Hospital Sequence
The Family Man’s co-creator and director Raj Nidimoru talks about conceptualising the ambitious 13-minute sequence, shooting in a live hospital, and the other long take sequence that almost was.
Review of A Viral Wedding - India’s First Lockdown Series
By virtue of merely existing, a show made during lockdown stands for the spirit of creation. But despite its enterprise, it remains infuriatingly modest
