On the third week of March, netizens engaged in plenty of discourse around a new Netflix series that talks about the complexities of growing up and parenting, among other topics. The week also saw a renowned composer meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi following his significant achievement in the field of music, and a notable actor-politician getting honoured at the British parliament building. Meanwhile, a major Hindi film and a pan-India film finally locked their release dates. Amid all this, a highly-anticipated film is all set to be the first from Malayalam cinema to get an IMAX release.
Did you miss out on any big news from Indian or international cinema this week? If so, here is our weekly roundup copy, including news, features, interviews, and reviews, to keep you up to date with all things cinema.
Here is our last Cinema Without Borders column on the much-discussed Netflix miniseries Adolescence.
After his highly anticipated return in last week's episode of Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again as Frank Castle, Jon Bernthal talks about his experience.
Mikey Madison received the Oscar for Best Actress for her leading performance in Anora. Here is how she remembers joining the film:
This week, the team at Cinema Express, reviewed Snow White and The Electric State.
After the debut of his symphony with the London Symphony Orchestra, Ilaiyaraaja visited the prime minister of India.
After 20 years, Vijay's Sachein returns to theatres.
With SU Arun Kumar's Veera Dheera Sooran set to release in theatres on March 27, the film had a trailer launch:
Seema Biswas talked to CE about her role in the upcoming Tamil series Om Kali Jai Kali, her renowned characters, acting in plays versus films and web series, typecasting in Indian cinema, her Bengali comeback, and more.
Director Arun Prabu, who is currently working on Shakthi Thirumagan, discussed with CE crafting mainstream political films, why Vijay Antony was the perfect fit for the film, and more.
Actor Raghu Ram talked to CE about his role in Good Bad Ugly, working with Ajith Kumar, the kind of roles he wants to explore as an actor going forward, and more.
Kabir Khan discussed Setara, his segment in the anthology My Melbourne, why he thinks Chandu Champion underperformed at the box office, the changing nature of cinema in the post-Covid era, and more.
Raj Shekhar reflected on his process, the impact of Instagram reels on music, whether he thinks of actors while writing and more.
Filmmaker Aditya Kripalani talked to us about his latest film, I Am Not An Actor, working with Nawazuddin Siddiqui, and what he believes Hindi cinema needs to do to overcome its content slump.
Actor Saptagiri talked about his film, Pelli Kani Prasad, the film’s comedic potential, and directors Maruti, Anil Ravipudi and Producer Sirish’s reactions to the film.
Debutant filmmaker Singara Mohan talks about his big aim with making a film like Kaalamega Karigindhi..?, the role of cinema in saving poetry, and why he is not a big fan of on-screen violence.
Narayaneente Moonnaanmakkal director Sharan Venugopal discussed his debut feature, its bold themes, narrative ambiguity, why films should challenge conventions and more.
Actor Harshika Poonacha, who is making her directorial debut with a crime thriller that will star Kishore along with Ugramm Manju and Sudhi in the lead cast, talked to CE.
