11 years ago
A film like Margarita, With A Straw would only come to me once in a lifetime – Kalki Koechlin
Actress Kalki Koechlin, who will soon be seen in Happy Ending and Margarita, With A Straw talks about her roles and what makes her tick as an actor.
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11 years ago
I found the idea of three old men playing tharki amusing – Akshay Kumar
Akshay kumar speaks to Pandolin about his latest production, The Shaukeens, in which he plays himself and what attracted him to this film.
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11 years ago
Bucket list of movies you must see, all hand-picked from the recently concluded Mumbai Film Fest.
Bringing you a bucket list of movies you must see, all hand-picked from the recently concluded Mumbai Film Fest.
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11 years ago
I must match the language of the song to the dialogue of the character – Gulzar
The maestro Gulzar tells Pandolin about his inspiration while writing songs, how he chooses projects and why he loves working with director Shaad Ali.
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11 years ago
India is back on the world cinema map in a major way – Marten Rabarts
Marten Rabarts speaks to Pandolin about his role at NFDC, the films he has mentor and the changing perception of Independent Indian cinema.
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11 years ago
‘After 18 years of being here, it is more about enjoying the experience’ – Shankar Ehsaan Loy
The trio talk about their work, what they look for in a singer, the importance of a good script to compose for a film and hanging out with Gulzar.
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11 years ago
Bang Bang was an extremely pressured shoot – Sunil Patel
Cinematographer Sunil Patel reveals why Bang Bang had three cameramen and the hard work that went into bringing alive the action dhamaka.
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11 years ago
Grandeur was the brief for Happy New Year – Manush Nandan
Cinematographer Manush Nandan takes us behind the scenes on the making of the year’s much awaited film, Happy New Year.
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11 years ago
When bulging biceps & a sexy derriere salvaged a bad movie
With each passing Friday the list of bad-movies-but-box-office-wonders is growing longer and so filmmakers are rapidly replacing original stories & powerful characters with the actors’ washboard abs and toned physiques.
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11 years ago
Chauranga is inspired from a real incident but my idea was not to reconstruct reality – Bikas Mishra
Debutant filmmaker Bikas Ranjan Mishra highlights the violence of class oppression that still exists in rural India in his widely applauded film, Chauranga.
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