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In a candid conversation, the 'Mirzapur' actor, who was recently in Dubai, talks about her whirlwind journey from mathematics to the world of film and media

Published: Thu 23 May 2024, 10:01 PM From her captivating portrayals on television to her riveting performances on the silver screen and i

Rasika Dugal, who made a breakthrough in her acting career with the web series 'Delhi Crime' and 'Mirzapur', has opened up on her first break as lead in the 2012 movie 'Kshay', and recalled how she went shopping for her character's chappals.In ...

At Prabhat Film Company, Guru Dutt was hired as a choreographer. Founded in 1929 in Kolhapur and later shifted to Poona (Pune), Prabhat was where Dutt discovered his love for the movie camera.

For those like Anand, disheartened by the changing character of Mumbai, his black and white films might be a good way to rewind to the city’s pristine past

Durga Khote made her acting debut in the obscure silent movie Farebi Jaal in 1931. She chose to leave the movie business after the first movie received negative reviews.

Born on July 9, 1925, Guru Dutt died by suicide in 1965. But in his 39 years, Dutt brought to life his passion for art through his rich and interesting filmography, which includes classics like Pyaasa and Kaagaz Ke Phool.

As Bollywood debates the failure of Aamir Khan’s ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’, we rewind to the era of the super-successful Manmohan Desai and Prakash Mehra. How did they churn out so many blockbusters?

Reflecting on the burgeoning field of feminist media histories and contemporary debates around Shanta Apte’s films, protests, and writing, along with sources that bring narratives from different women in the film industry, this paper argues that such discussions enable us to rethink questions of gender, creative labour, characteristics of film work, and the industrial milieu.

Vintage photos of golden age artiste now in NFAI’s vaults Updated: Updated: Collection includes original sketch of Gajanan Jagirdar in and as Mahatma drawn by Bal Thackeray Share Article AAA Rare memorabilia: NFAI director Prakash Magdum (left) receiving the pictures from late actor-director Gajanan Jagirdar’s collection from his son Ashok.   Collection includes original sketch of Gajanan Jagirdar in and as Mahatma drawn by Bal Thackeray In yet another priceless acquisition of vintage ...