Kaveree Bamzai
With the flicker of an eyelash, an artfully displaced lock of hair, a careful modulation of his voice, he could make women swoon and men weep. Muhammed Yusuf Khan was the last of a gilded trinity that defined an era
A $3 trillion economy does not have a substantial middle class that spends, which means the model of film consumption today is business class
For Indian movies, these are still radical ideas, and who better than Balan, in her unsmiling, solitary alter ego, to articulate them?
Pan Nalin left his home in Gir Forest to pursue filmmaking. With his new movie, an elegy to a lost era of celluloid magic, he returns to Kathiawad. Prahlad Srihari in conversation with the director
Ramesh Sharma’s award-winning documentary on the Gandhian concept of non-violence is gaining international attention
Daniel Kaluuya in conversation with Noel de Souza
It’s been a year since the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, a rising star who never quite fulfilled his early potential, but whose alleged suicide exposed much of the ugliness inherent in Bollywood’s beautiful people