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Bollywood

Old Is Not Always Gold

Kaveree Bamzai

The trend of re-releasing old movies

Finding Begum Akhtar

Every city has at least one legendary icon who embodies its spirit. Kaveree Bamzai goes to Lucknow in search of the Queen of Ghazals who personified Awadh

Madan Mohan’s Legacy

Mohan’s son, Sanjeev Kohli, found over 200 old tunes in a cardboard box in their old home

Payal Kapadia: Harvester of Light

Payal Kapadia’s understanding of the many Mumbais informs her award-winning movie. A conversation with the filmmaker

Shonali Bose and the Art of Dying

You could say she has been living with death for a large part of her life

Vasan Bala’s Weird Worlds

The director’s latest film is an ode to the cinema of the 1980s and the misfits who loved it

Taking Nagaland to the World

Theja Rio is now working on his first feature film, set in the 1960s, focusing on the last remnants of the Konyak tribe who are resisting Christianity

Priya Bapat’s Process

Bapat also does Marathi theatre every weekend, even as she hopes to create her own space without being typecast

Anupam Tripathi’s Korea

Tripathi, who is often recognised in Seoul, South Korea, where he is now based, is excited about his potential career in India

The Life and Sudden Death of Baba Siddique

In his world merged politics, entertainment and the underworld

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