Showcasing a colourful montage of migrants’ dreams and realities

Six years after the release of ‘Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Ja Riya Hoon’, director Anamika Haksar explains why the film, which explores the lives of Old Delhi’s migrant residents, continues to be relevant

National School of Drama helped shape my career: Chittaranjan Tripathy

In an exclusive interview with Patriot on World Theatre Day, Chittaranjan Tripathy, who starred in 'Yodha' and 'Bhakshak' and is currently NSD's director, attributes his success to his training at the National School of Drama

We deal with most sensitive topics in most insensitive ways: Iqbal Azad

Noted television actor Iqbal Azad says daily soaps do not invest enough in perfection and provide no space to improve skills

Wish big banners and stars make low-budget, meaningful films: Onir

The filmmaker, who recently made ‘Pine Cone’ which is themed on queer community, wants actors and producers to also focus on films that can send across a message to the society

Film industry needs female screenwriters: Filmmaker Kiran Rao

The director is pleased to see women coming out and breaking taboos; however, she feels women filmmakers need to step up, tell their stories and explain their problems to the audience

Loved portraying the Masala King, says actor Govind Namdev

Bollywood actor Namdev talks about his roles in upcoming films and recalls stories related to them

I do selective work out of choice: Karisma Kapoor

The Bollywood star, who ruled the industry in the 90s and 2000s with films such as "Raja Hindustani", "Dil To Pagal Hai", "Anari", "Hero No 1" and "Raja Babu", is playing a unique role in Homi Adajania's "Murder Mubarak", a dark crime comedy revolving around a detective trying to solve a case in posh Delhi club

Ghazals are not going to die: Talat Aziz  

Talat Aziz, who was recently in Delhi for a musical performance at the four-day Jashn-E-Urdu event, said that he has been visiting the city for the last 44 years now