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Thought Factory

THE DAY A NEW INDIA CAME HOME

On October 1, 1992, Zee TV opened a new window for Indian television. Karuna Samtani, Zee’s first employee, remembers its pioneer...

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Trending

TELEVISION ACTORS NAVIGATE CHANGING SCREENS

Only Women Panel Explores the Changing Screens and the Journey of Television Actors from Television to OTT. A Mumbai discussio...

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Kaleidoscope

SHATRUGHAN SINHA & MENEKA GANDHI LAUNCH TOXIC

Shatrughan Sinha and Maneka Gandhi launched Dr Mukesh Batra’s Toxic in New Delhi, exploring environmental pollution, emotional wellbeing,...

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Festivals

INDIAN DIASPORA CINEMA SHINES GLOBALLY

The ninth India International Film Festival of Boston concluded with 48 films across 12 languages, celebrating independent cinema, Read More

Bollywood

VIBE FINDS COMIC RHYTHM

When Incompetence Becomes Comic Heroism: Arnab Banerjee reviews Vibe, Kunal Kemmu’s action-comedy spy thriller starring Sparsh Srivastava, Preity Zinta and Va...

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Thought Factory

2xI WILL GO? YES NO: MONOJIT LAHIRI

Monojit Lahiri investigates how deep is deep in extra-marital journeys across reel and real life, exploring love triangles, de...

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Powerful People

KARUNA SAMTANI AND THE TELE-REVOLUTION

Karuna Samtani, the pioneering Head of Programming and first employee of Zee TV, joins Vinta Nanda to reveal the untold story of India's satellite television Read More

Gender

A CONVERSATION THAT STAYS WITH YOU

Sushmita Chowdhary reviews Vinta Nanda’s WMNcomm podcast on fearless storytelling, women’s leadership, independent cinema, creativity, Tara, Th...

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Trending

BARNALI RAY SHUKLA'S FEARLESS PORTRAIT

Vinta Nanda discovers Barnali Ray Shukla's humane documentary I Run Into Chairs, an intimate portrait of Divyanshu Ganatra's f...

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Festivals

INDEPENDENT CINEMA CROSSES GLOBAL BORDERS

At the Independent Waterfront Film Festival 2025, Rashmi Lamba moderated a compelling conversation on co-productions, legal fr...

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