Parallel cinema of the 1970s and 80s remains influential in Bollywood though chances are you will not notice it
After Aamir and No One Killed Jessica, Raj Kumar Gupta’s third film, Ghanchakkar, is going to hit the screens in June. While the earlier films were hard-hitting gritty fares, Ghanchakkar is a darkly humorous, quirky entertainer. Gupta speaks about realism, changing genres, working style, creative process and his evolution as a filmmaker
It is true. And sometimes they do not even bother to couch their demands in dignified terms
Rabbi Shergill delivered a major Bollywood hit with Challa Ki Labhda Phire, but this folk musician’s heart lies in Punjab
The remarkable story of Fearless Nadia, one of Bollywood’s earliest female stunt stars, who has become a feminist icon
The strange journey of Anand Gandhi, from being a writer for Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi to directing the cerebral film festival favourite Ship of Theseus