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Search ResultPURSUIT OF TRUTH: KANWALJIT SINGH UNFINISHED
In a reflective conversation with Vinta Nanda, veteran actor Kanwaljit Singh revisits his journey from Saharanpur to FTII, cin...
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Saibal Chatterjee reviews Tribeny Rai's deeply personal and moving debut feature Shape of Momo, a nuanced exploration...
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A multi-tasker, he is a theatre, film and web series actor. Son of the celebrated actor Rohini Hattangadi and the late theatre director Jayadev...
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Sohaila Kapur reflects on two compelling theatre experiences — the experimental student production Rashk and th...
Read MorePRATIBIMBA: MARATHI THEATRE’S SPIRIT
As the fifth edition of Pratibimba Marathi Natya Utsav concluded at the NCPA, Prof Dr Avinash Kolhe reflects on four days of p...
Read MoreBORROWED LOVE FADES TOO SOON
Film critic Arnab Banerjee examines Ek Din, a Hindi remake of the Thai romantic drama One Day, questioning whether its poignan...
Read MoreTHE QUIET FIRE OF BECOMING
In conversation with Omara Shetty—Vinta Nanda explores her journey from journalism to acting, her craft, authenticity, a...
Read MoreBHOOTH BANGLA REVIEW: MISSED COMIC HORROR
Arnab Banerjee examines Bhooth Bangla, dissecting its failed blend of horror and comedy, uneven narrative, and wasted performances in this detailed review ...
Read MoreBOMBAY STORIES AND CITY SPIRIT
A rich literary exploration of Bombay through contemporary voices, capturing its contradictions, dreams, anonymity, and emotional landscapes, t...
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Vinta Nanda examines the sharp decline in Indian television viewership, exposing outdated storytelling, stagnant formats, and ...
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