Here are the prominent Bollywood actors who have advocated that India and Pakistan should not engage in any cultural and cinematic exchange unless Pakistan stops harbouring terrorists
Five Indian actors who support the ban on Pakistani actors
Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi is a terrorist
This Pakistani actor is actually financial facilitator for Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, a UN-designated terrorist and the man responsible for numerous terror attacks in India
Bird of Dusk: A fitting tribute to Rituparno Ghosh
Sangeeta Dutta lays bare her emotions as she talks about the first documentary on the legendary filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh that she is showcasing at a film festival in London
Listen carefully. Kapil Sharma is screaming for help.
The world has lost many talented people because of Depression. Let Kapil Sharma not be one of them.
Has Soha Ali Khan finally found fame?
Soha Ali Khan is the quintessential cine star minus all the starry tantrums, writes author Amrita Mukherjee
The mainstreaming of Film, Media and Entertainment education in India
Film, Media and Entertainment Education in India and why we need to have a framework for the same…
Seema Kapoor: The lost glamour girl of the seventies
She ruled the hearts of men who were born in the forties; perhaps your grandpa will remember her. She is Seema Kapoor
The fierce equation between Aamir and Shah Rukh Khan
In the midst of all talks of the changing equations between SRK and Salman, we forget the fierce equation between Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan
Bollywood’s soft porn industry is a monster
Here’s the truth about the murky underworld of ‘bold’ Bollywood content
Amjad And Azaan…An Untold Story
Believe it or not, our blogger Ram Kamal Mukherjee would always turn down the volume of the radio whenever he passed by the mosque. He still does…because of Amjad Sheikh. Here’s the untold story…
The mother of Literature
Ramkamal Mukherjee pays homage to the legendary writer – Mahasweta Devi
Ghare Baire – Terrorism at your doorstep!
Death is the biggest truth in our life. But who decides to call it off? Ramkamal Mukherjee talks about the incomplete dreams of people who wanted to live life.
The dirty darkness of Compulsive Obsessive Disorder
A film that beautifully showcases how an OCD can wreck your life. We found it at the London Indian Film Festival.
Getting into a guessing game
The film ‘Moh, Maya, Money’ is an unusual take on white collar crime. It was recently screened at the 7th London Indian Film Festival
Digging deeper into the Abyss
The documentary, Fireflies In The Abyss, is an eye-opener but sadly it can do little to change the conditions of the inhuman coal pits of Meghalaya
