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Search ResultWHY CAN’T SUCCESSFUL TV STARS TRANSIT TO THE BIG SCREEN?
Monojit Lahiri attempts a close-up at the question and figures the answer is yet to be found because the audience views actors...
Read MoreTHE COMMONALITY BETWEEN OTT STARS AND EUROPEAN ACTORS
Monojit Lahiri investigates to find out if what OTT stars are to Bollywood today, is what European actresses were to Hollywood...
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Monojit Lahiri investigates the on-going discussion about what is ‘king’ – the content or the star, by takin...
Read MoreAGEISM, STEREOTYPING AND PAY DISPARITY IN BOLLYWOOD
While Bollywood, masters of tokenism, has occasionally tried to counter ageism and stereotyping, it has mainly played safe, distancing itself w...
Read MoreSHAMIR TANDON: MAKING MUSIC & INNOVATIONS!
Aparajita Krishna talks to Shamir Tandon, who has heard, seen, faced music (smiling emoji) from both behind-the-scenes busines...
Read MoreMADHURI DIXIT STARRER MAJA MA AT KASHISH 2023
The film Maja Ma will screen on Friday June 9th at 7:45 pm at Liberty Cinema with the cast and crew present for a Q&A, reports The ...
Read MoreRETURN TO INDIA
An interesting conversation between the courageous, outrageous but emotional Dolly Thakore, and Vinta Nanda, which brings back...
Read MoreTOPS GLOBALLY. FLOPS LOCALLY.
Monojit Lahiri explores why films, which receive acclaim at International film festivals are unable to convert their critical ...
Read MoreFIFTY YEARS AFTER GARM HAVA
Garm Hava (1974) is undoubtedly the best Indian film to capture the pain of Partition that swept the Indian subcontinent, writes O.P. Srivastav...
Read MoreSTOP CALLING ME AN ACTRESS - I AM AN ACTOR!
Does calling actresses 'actors' robs them of their iconic glamour? Or is it a much-needed step to head towards a gender-neutral world? Read thi...
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