7 years ago
Rapid Fire with the Cast & Crew of Bose: Dead/Alive.
Over the course of history in Indian cinema, we have often come across filmmakers who picked out national figures and presented them on screen giving an insight into their lives. …
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7 years ago
‘I find my role as a film-maker separate from my role as a film enthusiast’~ Ayan Mukerji
Ayan Mukerji: “I find my role as a film-maker separate from my role as a film enthusiast. I’ve always been and remain a massive film buff. Films have added so …
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7 years ago
It’s not a psychological thriller, it’s a psychological drama~Dipesh
Dipesh Jain’s debut feature was a highly anticipated one. A graduate from the University of Southern California, Dipesh in a L.A. based filmmaker who won the Best Asian American Student …
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7 years ago
‘I went to Uganda not to work with them, but because I wanted to find them and see the film’~ Alan Hofmanis
Alan Hofmanis talks about his association with Wakaliwood- an industry emerging in the slum of Uganda’s capital Kampala; that relies entirely upon the creative ambition of the people of that …
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7 years ago
I really came to appreciate the way in which truth lives in nuance and reveals itself over time~ Smriti Mundhra
A Suitable Girl is a documentary spread across 4 years tracking the lives of three women and their families; as the girls reach a threshold in their lives where they …
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7 years ago
Producer’s Next Gen: A Talk With Vikramaditya Motwane, Nikhil Advani and Prernaa Arora
Halfway into the Jio MAMI 19th Mumbai Film Festival, Anupama Chopra had an interesting session with filmmakers and producers Nikhil Advani, Vikramaditya Motwane and Prernaa Arora. All three have been …
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7 years ago
Some people love Allah, some people love women but, I only love cinema ~ Salim Shaheen
Salim Shaheen, a charming and enigmatic filmmaker from Afghanistan, has produced and directed 110 films and Sonia Kronlund a French radio journalist documented a film on him by spending time …
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7 years ago
It’s just the way the cookie crumbled ~ Rahul Jain
Rahul Jain’s documentary about the textile factories in Gujarat, is much more than what this description suggests. As we chat with him about the inspiration behind Machines and his future …
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7 years ago
Shalom Bollywood: The Secret Life of Jews In India
India has always been a cauldron of diverse cultures. Jews too have been a prominent part of the country for a long time. In fact, a large population resides around …
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7 years ago
Sujoy Ghosh on his new television film ‘Good Luck’
It is a great time to be alive for Indian filmmakers and cinephiles. Never before have the audience been so acceptable, the distributors so liberal and producers so open about …
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