How cinema made India Gate a site of protest
Delhi’s iconic picnic spot became one of its most famous site for protests after Rang De Basanti. The film’s scene inspired ...
Namita Lal: Being Part Of Indian Cinema Is A Dream For Most Actors
Indian cinema is quite the goal when it comes to acting for many, says actress-producer Namila Lal. Namita, who is known for ...
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DPIFF Announces Grand Celebration to Commemorate Indian Cinema’s Legacy
Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF), India’s most prestigious annual celebration of cinematic excellence, is ...
Indian Film Festival 2025: Sholay, Pyaasa And 16 Other Films To Celebrate Cinema & 60 Years Of India-Singapore Relations
The upcoming festival also coincides with India and Singapore’s 60th year of diplomatic relationship. According to the High ...
Biggest flop of South cinema, its not Kanguva, Indian 2, Radhe Shyam, earned 25% of its huge budget, only Rs…
Game Changer surpassed Indian 2, Kanguva, and Radhe Shyam in terms of budget. Radhe Shyam was made on a budget of Rs 200-350 ...
IFFR 2025: The resurrection of Bengali cinema, which Anurag Kashyap calls ‘ghatiya’
While Anurag Kashyap finds contemporary mainstream Bengali films in poor taste, Bengali indies remain underseen. Three Bengali films at IFFR, with one in competition, is a coup. Is it a mere fluke or ...
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How cinema made India Gate a site of protest
India Gate isn’t just an iconic location for Delhi but also for cinema. Back in 2006, on Republic Day, Rang De Basanti hit the screens and gave Indian cinema one of its most unforgettable ...