Review Kannada

Mookajjiya Kanasugalu review: Cinematic tribute to a celebrated literary work

National award-winning filmmaker P Sheshadri’s latest film brings Shivarama Karanth’s celebrated novel Mookajjiya Kanasugalu to the big screen.

2 hours ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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An Engineered Dream review: An objective look at the rigours of the Kota coaching institutions

Loneliness and suicide ring throughout the documentary. Yet, Gaba has also managed to inject some light-hearted moments into the 72-minute film.

9 hours ago — Sahil Bhalla

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Balu Mahendra, master craftsman and teacher: Birth anniversary special

Remembering filmmaker Balu Mahendra on his 80th birth anniversary and analysing what made him a great director and cinematographer par excellence.

1 day ago — Haricharan Pudipeddi

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Unmadiyude Maranam is a totally political film, a propaganda film even: Sanal Kumar Sasidharan

Controversial independent filmmaker Sanal Kumar Sasidharan speaks about his latest work, the issues it engages with, why he is never satisfied with any of his films and why it is important to look within.

1 day ago — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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Digital platforms were never plan A for Ashvin Kumar’s No Fathers In Kashmir

Ashvin Kumar, whose film on the missing menfolk in Kashmir opened the 14th Habitat Film Festival, spoke of the 'crisis of compassion' in India and why he wrote his screenplay mainly for millennials.

2 days ago — Sahil Bhalla

Article Bengali

Onek Diner Pore is not a film on four women but on human relationships: Debarati Gupta

Onek Diner Pore writer-director Debarati Gupta speaks about the journey of making a dialogue-heavy film with four women characters in the lead and without a classical plot.

2 days ago — Roushni Sarkar