Cinema

-July 30, 2023

I am ready to work for any medium: Varun Badola

I am ready to work for any medium: Varun Badola

Actor Varun Badola speaks about his new web series Kohrra, his different roles, and the TV shows that he has worked on over the years

-July 17, 2023

Overcoming writer’s block in Bollywood

Overcoming writer’s block in Bollywood

Amit Tiwari Anand, screenplay and dialogue writer of recently released feature film Tiku Weds Sheru, shares the complexities of Bollywood and how he came to terms with them

-July 2, 2023

Took one and a half years to write and research Rafuchakkar: Ritam Srivastav

Took one and a half years to write and research Rafuchakkar: Ritam Srivastav

Filmmaker Ritam Srivastav, who has closely worked with filmmaker Prakash Jha, speaks about his new web series Rafuchakkar, currently streaming on Jio Cinema

-July 1, 2023

Pursuing music was a lifelong dream: Neha Karode

Pursuing music was a lifelong dream: Neha Karode

Singer-songwriter Neha Karode, whose latest song Likhna Mitana is featured in Shahid Kapoor-starrer Bloody Daddy, speaks about her work and artistic journey

-June 24, 2023

The reticent Shah of films and stage

The reticent Shah of films and stage

Theatre and film actor, director Saleem Shah opens up for the first time on his life struggles and relations with cousin Naseeruddin Shah

-June 18, 2023

Direction gives me more enjoyment: Himanshu Malik

Direction gives me more enjoyment: Himanshu Malik

Actor Himanshu Malik, known for his role in 2001 film Tum Bin, says direction gives him satisfaction as he discusses his new project Chitrakut

-June 13, 2023

My favourite role so far: Vivaan Shah on playing Madho in Coat

My favourite role so far: Vivaan Shah on playing Madho in Coat

Vivaan Shah, son of Naseeruddin Shah and Ratna Pathak Shah, says that his role in the upcoming movie Coat is his favourite so far. He also speaks about his experience with other directors and actors 

-June 9, 2023

An oasis for dramatists?  

An oasis for dramatists?  

New Delhi witnesses the first edition of Natya Kumbh – a celebration of drama and dramatist- featuring one emerging playwright, six directors, seven groups, eight plays and nine shows. Could it attract enough audience or maybe even spark a culture consciousness in the Capital?