5 Films That Inspired Filmmakers: Part 2
From Milind Dhaimade, who gave us the delightful Tu Hai Mera Sunday (one of this year’s best films) to Alankrita …
From Milind Dhaimade, who gave us the delightful Tu Hai Mera Sunday (one of this year’s best films) to Alankrita …
After assisting director Prakash Jha on films like Gangaajal and Rajneeti, Alankrita Shrivastava debuted with Turning 30 in 2011. She, …
A highly regarded name in the ad world, Bombay-bred Milind Dhaimade turned director last year with Tu Hai Mera Sunday. …
Horror is an unapologetically ridiculed genre in Hindi cinema. The recently released Marathi horror-thriller Lapachhapi (2017) is among the handful …
Chennai-born and bred filmmaker Lokesh Kumar came to the limelight this year with his debut feature My Son is Gay. …
Bollywood is plethorically reverential of its actors. ‘Superstardom’ is a term strictly reserved for them. But if there’s one director …
There is no one film that has inspired me. There are several. It keeps changing with time, the world I …
The Indian indie landscape has continued to evolve in the last few years, widening its appeal among the non-traditional Bollywood …
Early last year, a film that dealt with the theme of homosexuality Aligarh, created much unease. It’s a subject fearfully …
Black is Beautiful takes us into the lives of visually impaired children, familiarising us with their world — their daily …
“What PWC didn’t tell us…” Originally published on March 3, 2017 Illustration copyright: FLICKSIDE To have content like this delivered straight …
Well there’s that. The Oscars are finally here bringing an end to the fervent speculation and dozens of predictions (including …
Today, director Pulkit, who made a remarkable debut with Maroon last year, takes us through the story behind the making …
The Indian independent scene is looking vibrant than ever, with new storytellers and unique ideas surfacing in the space. The year that went by, …
Meet the Patels is the closest you’ll ever come to knowing what actually goes behind the proverbial big, fat Indian …