Here is the Potassium Cyanide pill for all aspiring Bollywood journalists. It will ensure a smooth and painless death of your career as an entertainment reporter. You are welcome!
How to lose your Bollywood friends
Entrance test for Bollywood Journalism
Here’s a question paper for wannabe entertainment journalists keeping in mind I&B minister Manish Tiwary’s recommendation that all journalist should go through an entrance test.
Short-films that make you smile!
Here’s a selection of five short-films that will make you smile. I will be happier if it makes you giggle and if you are ROFL then share it with others too.
Show me the money
The ugly head of the underworld has surfaced again in Bollywood. The police couldn’t do much in the past. This time, the situation is even more difficult.
Stands and standoffs
Filmmaker Shoojit Sircar finally opens up about how he helplessly watched as voices of dissent snowballed into violent protests when ‘Madras Cafe’ was about to release
Guest Blog: Amrita Rao
Bollywood actress Amrita Rao makes her debut as a blogger with this blog where she makes a strong case against the argument that Bollywood should stop manufacturing not make raunchy item numbers
Dear Bollywood, stop making those crappy item numbers first!
Bollywood is expressing outrage on Twitter but what about those item-songs that portray a woman as a sex object? Can’t Bollywood sell a movie without an item song? Is business more important than everything else?
How Bollywood can stop us from bleeding
When the film industry is doing so well, the entertainment departments of TV channels that cover the film industry, should be doing well too. Right? Wrong!
The Bollywood Newsroom
Scenes from the life of a rookie entertainment journalist
The 100-crore game
What might be the reason behind contradictory box-office figures? Why there are allegations that some figures might be fudged? Well, it does happen and here are the reasons for it.
THE PR AGENDA
Here is a checklist for every A-list Bollywood star before they employ a PR
THE AGENDA
Bollywood A-list actors give away lakhs every month to their PR and spend sleepless nights worrying about bad press. Unfortunately most have a flawed PR strategy.
The interview 2
As a sequel to an earlier post, here are some interesting observations while interviewing the top five actresses of Bollywood.
Why West Bengal is better than Bollywood
A woman finally overthrew the male-dominated Left Front government after 34 years in West Bengal. But in Bollywood, the men continue to marginalise their women.
Of divorces and other terrible confusions
For years, the Indian media is obsessing with the divorce of Om Puri and his wife Nandita. The court case aside, Om and Nandita don’t seem like an estranged couple and were happily holidaying in Thailand last week
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