A shop in Mumbai which tailors clothes for lawyers and judges turned 100 recently

Tulsi Ramsay, the father of Indian ghost dramas, explains the rules of the game

What happens when your identity is stolen and used by another man? The true story of one Shobhalal is behind the film, Mohandas, which premieres 4 September

You knew him as the villain’s firangi henchman. But what was he doing before that? You won’t believe it. He tells all in a book he has written

In a film, you hear sounds other than dialogues and music: the hum of a lift, a sofa creak, a dog bark. These sounds come from improbable places. They are works of invisible artists called Foleys

Some film makers hope for the day when producers and the public will be liberated from the ‘star’. (By the way, we carry this essay only because a Hrithik interview fell through)

How the foot soldiers of a social networking website took the place of reporters on the streets of Tehran, and why this transformation in conflict reporting should annoy despots everywhere

Dubai is astonishing. But sometimes, when you are standing there, you expect a man’s voice to suddenly shout ‘pack up’, and everything to disappear

The Bandra-Worli sea link, the country’s most astonishing bridge, is ready to open after an astonishingly long wait

For weeks we followed the production of a low-budget film inspired by the Mumbai terrorist attacks. Here it is, the insanely comic making of a tragic film