9 years ago
Who is the real idiot? Arfi Lamba, Ruchi Joshi and Katharina Suckale on Murakh
Short films, as a medium of storytelling, are growing by leaps and bounds. While there are several players dabbling with the short format, there are only a few …
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9 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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9 years ago
Festival of Globe recognizes need for communities to work together: Dr. Romesh Japra
Silicon Valley is gearing up for a taste of Indian and Gobal cinema. The Festival of Globe, currently in its fourth year, is a film festival that champions …
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9 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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9 years ago
Wanted to recreate the wonderful world of the 70s and 80s when cinema was simple: Hardik
It is a good time to be an independent filmmaker and Hardik Mehta agrees with us. Hardik’s first documentary Amdavad Ma Famous won him the National Film award for …
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9 years ago
Filmmaking is the only place where you get to play God: Navjot Gulati
A class 12 drop out, he dabbled with a number of jobs, from being a salesman in a mobile phone showroom to working in a call centre, managing …
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9 years ago
Redefining the content space: Anand and Amritpal from Still and Still Media Collective
Bang Baaja Baaraat, Sex Chat with Pappu and Papa, Girl in the City; these web series took the Internet by storm reassuring Indian audiences that homegrown content could …
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9 years ago
JLT Films: Harini Daddala on creating a safe space for indie cinema
“Producers today pick and choose from a limited section of tried and tested topics, and hence, the section of society being reflected is also limited,” says Harini Daddala. …
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9 years ago
Waterbaby is about overcoming your fears: Pia Shah
Pia Shah’s Waterbaby is winning hearts across the world in various film festivals. The film, which draws from Shah’s personal experience inspires you to overcome your fears and …
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9 years ago
Aamad struck a chord with people of my parents’ generation: Neeraj
Terribly Tiny Talkies’ latest short Aamad starring Saqib Saleem was released on Father’s Day. The heartwarming film about a strained father – son relationship has won several hearts …
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