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Search ResultCensor Board May Soon Lose Power To Make Cuts
Restricting the scope of the Censor Board to "categorising" films according to the audience's age and maturity, the ShyamBenegal panel has recommended that certification sh...
Read MoreKaleidoscope : Springtime For Gujarati Theatre
There is a growing demand for experimental work in Gujarati theatre, particularly if a younger audience is to be tapped, the demographic not attracted by the domestic ...
Read MoreFlowing With Rashmi: An Interview With The Director Of The FLO Film Festival
Rashmi Lamba is the Festival Director at the FLO Film Festival, a festival geared towards the empowerment of women. The festival explores positive portrayals of women and g...
Read MoreSalman Khan's Big-Hearted Gesture For A Film Set Worker
Known for taking up humanitarian causes, Salman Khan has offered financial help to a film worker struggling to meet the expenses of his 16-year-old daughter's open heart su...
Read MoreCinema Focuses On Entertainment, Later Education: Shyam Benegal
Shyam Benegal says when you make a film, the process is entertainment first followed by information and education.
The director said unlike a classroom, you need to ho...
CBFC A Cultural Police, Represents Backward Mindset: Hansal Mehta
Director Hansal Mehta on January 30 alleged that the Censor Board was acting like a cultural police and thwarting promotion of his upcoming film “Aligarh”, whic...
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2015 was a good year for Hindi movies. Tevar may not have launched it in that direction but it was not an entirely dull outing. Shankar's I, dubbed in Hind...
Read MoreIn August's Company
This columnist may have missed out on the action for August but what a month it's been! We opened our column with Drishyam, which found remake in several Southern languages...
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