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Namit Malhotra is making India's most expensive film, Ramayana. The upcoming adaptation of the mythological epic stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash as Ravana. Namit is also producing the upcoming Hollywood animated feature, The Garfield Movie.

The film was made at a whopping budget of Rs 410 crore and redefined Indian cinema in terms of VFX and cinematic brilliance.

Good looks can’t save the book A Handheld History: A Celebration of Portable Gaming from being a trivial account of video game history.

The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum (CEAM) and Flagler College are delighted to announce the Second Annual Finger Mullet Film Festival (FMFF) to be held at CEAM Thursday, May 18 through Saturday, May 20, at various times. This event is free and open to the public.

Melbourne-based artist Scotty So is combining elements of drag performance, singing, video and object-based art in his new exhibition. These […]

As Canadian filmmaker Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic 'Dune' swept six awards at the 94th Academy Awards, it also brought home an accolade for India with its

As Canadian filmmaker Denis Villeneuves sci-fi epic Dune swept six awards at the 94th Academy Awards, it also brought home an accolade for India with its Best Visual Effects win, comfortably edging out No Time to Die, Spider-Man: No Way ...

Behind the award-winning work of DNEG is parent company Prime Focus Limited, founded by Namit Malhotra.

IN OCTOBER 1921, T. S. Eliot was in Margate, sitting on a bench, looking at the ocean. He had been worked to the point of disintegration by his relentless day job at Lloyd’s Bank in London and, citing a “nervous breakdown,” had taken three months’ leave to recover. It was a Hail Mary effort to rescue his swiftly diminishing capacity for sanity, poetry, and marriage—a trinity of dissimilar aspirations, a scalene wish. None could be sacrificed, yet each scraped against the worn edge of t...