The pay-per-view plus theatrical release model adopted by Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai is looking like the new silver bullet
It is interesting to see the digital solutions Sonu Sood and Bhumi Pednekar have come up with
Over the decades, bluff masters have promised riches, freedom, even immunity for criminal acts. Their onscreen depictions show that they are celebrated rather than reviled
Nomadland tells the story of a woman on the margins discovering the joys and hardships of an itinerant life. Noel de Souza speaks to the Academy Award winning director Chloé Zhao and actor Frances McDormand about the search for America’s soul
If Bollywood’s storytellers start choosing to be political props rather than honest artists, then there is little hope
Why not to be happy about Twitter’s ban on Kangana Ranaut
When the woman made a radical choice, Ray was uncomfortable. He was more comfortable showing women taking a stand against institutional orthodoxy
It is easy to see why Ray’s films were classed as arthouse in the West. In Calcutta, they were screened in cinemas which showed regular Bengali films, whose audiences in the 1950s and 1960s didn’t watch much Hindi cinema