Review Bengali

Guldasta review: This predictable film offers nothing to the audience

Guldasta could have been a heart-warming tale of friendships if the director and writer had focused on detailing the issues of the leading women.

2 hours ago — Roushni Sarkar

Review Bengali

Dracula Sir review: Technically brilliant film offers larger-than-life experience with excellent use of music

The film, which stars Anirban Bhattacharya, merits a visit to the theatre because of its sheer ambition.

20 hours ago — Roushni Sarkar

Article Hindi

25 years of DDLJ: Why Maratha Mandir continues to screen Aditya Chopra's film

Probably no other film anywhere in the world has had an uninterrupted theatrical run of over 24 years. Manoj Desai, executive director at Marathi Mandir, speaks about the marathon run of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge.

1 day ago — Keyur Seta

Article Hindi

Scam 1992 is my career's biggest turning point, says Pratik Gandhi

The actor sheds light on his acclaimed portrayal of the late controversial stockbroker Harshad Mehta. 

1 day ago — Keyur Seta

Article

Indian cinema almost makes it looks like caste is experienced only by Dalits, says Rajesh Rajamani

The filmmaker's short film The Discreet Charm of the Savarnas throw light on how progressive upper-caste persons knowingly and unknowingly uphold the caste structure.

1 day ago — Suyog Zore

Review Bengali

Doodhpither Gachh review: Bid to reintroduce rural audience to Bengali cinema hampered by flimsy storyline

The storyline suggests a lack of cohesion as the film appears to document village life rather than present a fictional account of a boy’s journey

1 day ago — Roushni Sarkar

Article Hindi

25 years of DDLJ: We planned the Punjab locations and portions six months in advance, says cinematographer Manmohan Singh

Manmohan Singh, now a leading director in Punjabi cinema, recalls the challenge of making the visuals from Punjab match up to the beauty of the film's European locations. The whole impact of the film would have been lost otherwise, he says.

2 days ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

Review Hindi

Comedy Couple review: Amiable rom-com about pitfalls of living and working together

Saqib Saleem and Shweta Basu Prasad are sincere and appealing in this Nachiket Samant film about a pair of stand-up comedians who are trying to make their relationship work.

2 days ago — Sonal Pandya