The Aesthetic Narrative of Antaheen
The film’s artistry lies in its layered conversations on the choices one makes in life
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Satyajit Ray's Seemabaddha: A Lesson On The Price of Ambition
The film is a meditation on our definitions of success, the cost of ambition and the slow degeneration of humanity as a result of these factors
Film Companion Turns 7
It’s a gut-churning, giddy, exciting time – for showbiz at large and Film Companion in particular, says editor Anupama Chopra
Chupke Chupke Continues To Be Relevant
We must acknowledge that in the midst of the simplicity and warmth of the story lies an exhibition of progressive ideas and thoughts
Ya Dil Ki Suno: The Genius Of Hrishikesh Mukherjee In One Song
The song features Dharmendra, too sad to move, and Sharmila Tagore, too moved to stand still
Revisiting Satyajit Ray’s Nayak: The Hero
They say the eyes are the windows to the soul. Arindam Mukherjee’s dark glasses are a thinly veiled attempt to hide what lies beyond.
Get To Know Sharmila Tagore | Rohini Ramnathan | Film Companion
With films like Apur Sansar, Kashmir Ki Kali, Aradhana and many more to her credit, in this episode of Get To Know, Rohini Ramnathan takes you through the life of…
Sharmila Tagore Talks About A Life In Cinema on Front Row
FC Front Row is a collective of film and entertainment enthusiasts. We offer online screenings, premieres, masterclasses, meet & greet with critics, and more
7 Travel Films From The Golden Age of Bengali Cinema To Watch Online
From Tapan Sinha’s solo trip movie to a Ritwik Ghatak film about a runaway boy, these 7 handpicked travel films will satiate your wanderlust
10 Hindi Film Classics To Watch on Streaming
From noirish thrillers to rousing social dramas, here’s a list of classic Hindi cinema from the 50s and 60s
Girl Talk: Why A Woman Who Reads Is Still Unusual In Bollywood Movies
They work in espionage and win medals for sport across the world, but very few women on screen read, write, and think
Top 5 Performances of Suchitra Sen
From Deep Jwele Jai to Aandhi, in each of these films Sen is a career woman, thus giving her an agency denied to most actresses of the era
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