Shilajit Mitra
Kalank Review: An ambitiously mounted, overstretched romance
Set in 1945, Abhishek Varman’s film is ambitiously mounted, but suffers some usual injuries
17 Apr 2019
In Kalank, a search for a lost time
Varun Dhawan, Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit and Sonakshi Sinha on the history and romance of Kalank
16 Apr 2019
Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai Review: Rages against nothing
This remake of the Saeed Mirza classic is blind to the world and itself
13 Apr 2019
The Tashkent Files review: A tacky thriller that feels longer than the Cold War
This political whodunnit crams quotes, citations, claims, and counterclaims in one exhausting headspin of a movie
12 Apr 2019
Coolie No 1 is one of my top-five favourite films: Varun Dhawan
A new adaptation of the film is being penned by dialogue writer Farhad Samji and will feature Varun and Sara Ali Khan in the lead
11 Apr 2019
SS Rajamouli is a true artist who understands his audience: Alia Bhatt
Alia has been paired opposite Ram Charan in SS Rajamouli's RRR
09 Apr 2019
The climax of The Tashkent Files will shake you up: Vivek Agnihotri
The director sounds off on the cover-ups and conspiracies surrounding the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, the second Prime Minister of India
10 Apr 2019
The situation in Kashmir is a crisis of compassion: Ashvin Kumar
Soni Razdan and Ashvin Kumar speak about their new film No Fathers In Kashmir
06 Apr 2019
Romeo Akbar Walter Review: A sluggish spy thriller without smarts or pulse
Purportedly based on a real man, RAW is singular in its ambition of making the most of patriot season
05 Apr 2019
Co-writing is an intimate process: Sumeet Vyas
The actor-writer talks about scripting the second season of TVF’s Tripling which will be released online tomorrow
04 Apr 2019
My objective is to support Indian independent filmmakers: Christina Marouda
The Festival Founder and Executive Director of the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, and Director of Programming, Mike Dougherty, talk about the latest edition of the festival
02 Apr 2019
Modern TV demands unflinching examination of real issues: Keith Carradine
The actor who plays President Conrad Dalton in the series, talks about his journey on Madam Secretary, his equation with Leoni, and his parallel passions for music and theatre
02 Apr 2019
Gone Kesh Review: A simple slice-of-life story, sweetly sold by Shweta Tripathi
In Gone Kesh, debutant Qasim Khallow keeps his filmmaking straightforward, with no urgency to impress; the asides are sweet and the performances likable
29 Mar 2019
Notebook Review: Bad writing sinks this passable romance
Despite cinematographer Manoj Kumar Khatoi painting some pretty frames, the film remains empty
29 Mar 2019
Vasan Bala pulled me out of darkness by offering Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota: Gulshan Devaiah
The actor talks about playing twins Mani and Jimmy in last week's film, his friendship with the director, and fighting the good fight in Bollywood
27 Mar 2019