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A wide-ranging conversation on archives, cinema, and cultural consciousness, where interviewer Vinta Nanda engages Nev...
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On her 12th death anniversary, Monojit Lahiri recalls the mystique, magnetism and unmatched romance of Suchitra Sen—Beng...
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The actor-director’s spy spoof aims for absurdist satire but collapses under stereotypes, scattered themes, and overextended gags, despit...
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Cultures are never frozen in time, they keep moving, keep evolving.
Filmmaker and writer Sharad Raj reflects on Lucknow as a city negotiat...
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Costume designer Pia Benegal reflects on why her craft remains invisible, how clothes shape character and narrative, and why a...
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Veenapani Chawla’s chance encounter with Naseeruddin Shah culminated in the birth of the Adishakti Laboratory for Theatr...
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For years, we were trained to look, writes Vinta Nanda. Now, we are learning to listen—attentively, and without interrup...
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Writer Aparajita Krishna weaves memory, cinema, politics, motherhood and moral courage into interlinked recalls, moving from S...
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Art often travels before we do, crossing landscapes, languages and lived experiences, forming bridges where maps would show oceans —
POWERFUL PEOPLE: THOSE BASIC VISUAL INSTINCTS
Ravi K. Chandran, among the A-list of superstar technicians of Hindi and south Indian language cinema, has excelled in his met...
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