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New Information Technology rules threaten the creative freedom enjoyed by OTT platforms Updated: Updated: ‘Soft-touch regulatory architecture’ to help the government monitor and regulate OTT content more closely Share Article AAA The growing influence and industry share of OTT platforms may well have hastened the rollout of the new guidelines.   | Photo Credit: Getty Images ‘Soft-touch regulatory architecture’ to help the government monitor and regulate OTT content more closely Soon after the recent legal trouble that Amazon Prime Video series Tandav found itself in — including a...

MUMBAI: Vijay Varma recently announced his upcoming film Darlings by Red Chillies opposite Alia Bhatt. | Tellychakkar.com

Highlights Bobby Deol starrer ‘Aashram’ courted controversy for controversial portrayal of Hindu saints. Netflix's web series 'A Suitable Boy' faced backlash over a kissing scene in the backdrop of a temple. New Delhi: The government on Thursday (February 25) said that OTT platforms are expected to ‘self-regulate’ and appoint a self-regulating body.  In a joint press conference by Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Union I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar, the Union ministers announced new guidelines to curb the misuse of social media platforms....

Mira Nair, Lee Issac Chung, Lulu Wang on whether their identity as Asian American filmmakers ends up pigeonholing them Filmmakers Mira Nair, Lee Issac Chung and Lulu Wang discuss their film aesthetics and how it shapes up to form a 'collective sensibility' Nearly 40 years ago, the filmmaker Wayne Wang cobbled together $22,000 and shot his debut feature on the streets of San Francisco’s Chinatown. The result was Chan Is Missing, widely considered the first Asian American indie film and a work that managed to be at once a vérité peek into a neighbour...

Lihaaf (The Quilt). Leila (2019). To tackle the question of why the choice of language creates a make or break situation in these adaptations, we are forced to return to the heavily explored but still relevant debate about the assumed audience of English language novels from South Asian countries, all of which are literally teeming with regional language literature. African literature scholar Eileen Julien wrote of the pressures on African writers to produce the “extroverted novel” that has “been asked to satisfy contradictory demands: to be “universal” but to display its “differe...