6 years ago
‘..at the end of the day, it’s the emotions that make their way to your heart.’ ~Nishil Sheth
Bhasmasur is a film about Dhaanu, his son Tipu, their donkey and their journey from the lands of Rajasthan to the town, by foot. As they walk to the town, …
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7 years ago
Dagdi Chawl was designed keeping in mind the cinematic sequences: Parul Sondh
Daddy the biopic on gangster Arun Gawli boasts of well-documented storytelling. It stays true to the events that have been definitive in Gawli’s life. Major credit for this goes to …
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7 years ago
Ashim wanted to cast human beings rather than actors for Daddy: Prashant
Daddy, the biopic on Arun Gawli – one of the most dreaded names in the Mumbai underworld, tells the story that no one dared to touch and tell, …
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7 years ago
Nurturing the Craft of Film Critiquing at the MAMI Young Critics Lab
The Young Critics Lab, an initiative by Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival, is a learning platform that aims to create value in terms of film criticism. Each year, …
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7 years ago
Why ‘Gurgaon’ has more to offer than all cities in ‘Jab Harry Met Sejal’ put together
“Mamu kahaani sunaate rahe aur ladke ne chaand choom liya” – this dialogue from Anurag Kashyap’s Black Friday, beautifully describes the state of big and small budget films …
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7 years ago
Approached Jab Harry Met Sejal like a documentary: K U Mohanan
Imtiaz Ali’s Jab Harry Met Sejal releases today and, like all his other films, this one also has a high curiosity quotient. The film looks visually stunning, the …
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7 years ago
Bringing Objects to Life with ‘Objectify’ – India’s first hybrid animation series
The Indian animation industry is a sea of opportunities and yet, it hasn’t been explored much beyond the set patterns and simple rules that were laid in its …
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7 years ago
The Making of India’s first Himachali feature film with Ajay Saklani
Regional films have always worked towards bringing progressiveness to our cinema. Somewhere in the lap of Himachal Pradesh’s snow-clad mountains, a filmmaker and his creation are melting the …
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7 years ago
Lipstick Under My Burkha: Highlighting the vermilion border of ignorant mouths
On a mundane Tuesday evening, my colleagues and I were trying to wrap our heads around a senseless corporate meeting that we had attended a few minutes back. …
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7 years ago
It’s better to do few films but different characters: Sridevi
After making the audience wait for 5 long years, Sridevi is back with a gripping tale called Mom. The film, directed by Ravi Udyawar, marks her triple century …
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