Despite starring in nearly 250 films and delivering acclaimed performances in classics like ‘Satyakam’ (1969) and ‘Sholay’ (1975), Dharmendra remained one of Bollywood’s most enduring, yet critically ...
Inside, the Un-Factory dissolves the logic of assembly lines. Instead of long rows of tables or segregated departments, the space unfolds as a network of micro-workshops and community zones.
For almost a century, Bollywood has transformed the Sufi Qawwali into a cinematic language of love, self-discovery, and syncretism. As communal tensions rise, these songs feel both nostalgic and neces ...
"Through world cinema, regional cinema, and different forms of filmmaking, our goal is to help people find their own voice in cinema and inspire them to make their own work."
As he turns 75, Naseeruddin Shah — equal parts icon and iconoclast — remains one of Indian cinema’s most enigmatic, incisive, and uncompromising figures.
Was he a tragic auteur, a misunderstood genius, or a myth of a man built around artistic suffering? A hundred years after his birth, a closer look at the contradictions that made Guru Dutt one of Indi ...
Jaipur Centre for Art's inaugural summer film programme will feature over 150 films from South Asia and beyond, spanning experimental shorts, documentaries, auteur features, and more at the City Palac ...
