Kajol poses in 'beloved saree'Tags
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Pankaj Tripathi: Those of us who have power and potential must look out for others
Actress Pankaj Tripathi feels those who have power and potential must take up the duty of looking out for others more than ever today. He addressed the subject through an audio clip on social media.
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Review: Luca: Talks of inclusion with cute relish
"Luca" talks of inclusion, and the importance of accepting those that are perceived as different by society. Like all Pixar productions, the film serves its message in a goodlooking package that brims with feel-good verve, and animation that is as striking as you'd expect from the banner.
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Review: Sherni: Slow-burn impact
"Sherni" tackles several diverse issues. The film is as much about sexism in the 'sarkari' workplace offices as it is about rapid erosion of forest land and the threat to wildlife in the name of development.
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Manoj Bajpayee on choice of medium: Creative people shouldn't have favourites
Actor Manoj Bajpayee, who has worked in films as well as OTT, says he would never pick a favourite medium when it comes to showcasing his work.
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Gulshan Devaiah: Myth that people have short attention span these days
Gulshan Devaiah and Swara Bhaskar appear in the short film "Dobara Alvida", and we struck up an interesting conversation with the duo about the notion of audience span getting shorter by the day.
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Ashutosh Gowariker: You cannot make to order a film that will become global in its theme
Filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker feels the global attention his Oscar-nominated film "Lagaan" had garnered is something that cannot be made to order.
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Priyadarshi Pulikonda wants to get out of 'so-called image' as comedian
Actor Priyadarshi Pulikonda, who primarily works in Telugu films, says he wants to come out of his "so-called image" as a comedian and be known as an actor who can do whatever he is offered.
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Trending: Films sans genre barriers (Column: B-Town)
It was said that there exist only seven basic stories around which you weave your film. How well you adapt to one of these genres made or marred your film. These were identified as genres. In the Indian context, we had family drama, also known as family s
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Review: Shaadisthan: Shoddy storytelling
Sometimes, the best intentions are lost in inadequate execution. "Shaadisthan" is a film that talks of women's empowerment, but the effort is burdened by shoddy storytelling that simply fails to hold your attention.
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Review: Sunflower: Quirky but lacks focus
"Sunflower" keeps you guessing all the way, all right -- but that's because the show tries to do too many things, diluting the impact of the dark comedy thrills it should have stuck to. It's starts on a different sort of a high as a murder mystery, showing you the murder (and murderer) right at the start.
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Bhumi Pednekar: Climate conservation has become focal point of conversation
Actress and environmentalist Bhumi Pednekar is happy that climate conservation has become a focal point of conversation.
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'Romantic' Mumbai rains make Kangana earn for someone special
The Mumbai rains on Wednesday left Kangana Ranaut in a romantic mood. The Bollywood actress earned for the person meant for her to show up.
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Tom Hiddleston: Have always felt an affection for Loki
Actor Tom Hiddleston has opened up about what makes his character, Loki, the God of Mischief, the most fun character to portray.
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Working with Vijay Sethupathi, Nawazuddin Siddiqui is like master class: Kabir Duhan Singh
Actor Kabir Duhan Singh has essayed negative roles in many South Indian films and he recently played Raavan in the Hindi web series "Ramyug". He says he does not fear getting typecast.
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DJ Aqeel: Remixes today fail to create a connection with audience
Known for his foot-tapping remixes of Bollywood hits, DJ Aqeel feels remixes today fail to make a connection with the audience.
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Film shootings: Finding alternatives (Column: B-Town)
Movie shoots have either been stalled for long enough or, in some cases, completed in a patchwork manner. Take for example, the recently-released Salman Khan movie, "Radhe". The villain has been established as having come from Malaysia and the climax was
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Review: Dom: Gripping saga
The father is a cop, the son is a criminal, and the show is a suspense drama woven around familial conflict. Bollywood masala, anyone? Well, "Dom" is based on a true story that happened in Brazil, the pre-credits announce. Truth can be stranger than fiction.
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Review: The Family Man 2: Binge therapy
"The Family Man 2" crafts its fictional action drama referencing subcontinental socio-politics. Mainly centred on the Sri Lankan Tamil rebel movement, the plot incorporates an Indian Prime Minister concerned about China's need to gain strategic advantage in Indian Ocean and Pakistan's swing towards ultra-Right as necessary mentions.
