5/22/2013: Htcafé: Men from the south

Bejoy Nambiar the director of David is likely to remake the Tamil hit movie Pizza. The director is from Kerala and he is yet to create a movie in Mollywood but he acquired the remake rights of pizza recently. We all know that Bejoy Nambiar didn't ...

ed comments on this article Shiba KurianShiba Kurian , TNN | May 3, 2013, 12.00 AM IST Lijo Jose Pellissery RELATED Director Lijo Jose Pellissery is on a new high after the success of his movie Amen, which will soon be remade in Hindi. We had ...

Bejoy Nambiar, the 33-year-old director of 'David', says it really tempts him to sell out to the Bollywood 'formula' and make a commercially safe film. But he picks up the pieces on Monday after a particularly bad Friday, and steels himself for the blows that ...

Kuku Mathur Ki Jhand Ho Gayi, a slice-of-life Delhi-based comedy, is a co-production with Bejoy Nambiar, featuring newcomers being launched by Balaji.

By Joginder Tuteja, Glamsham Editorial While he may have won accolades for SHAITAN, his DAVID did not work with the audience. However, director Bejoy Nambiar did make a statement in each of the two films by coming across as one filmmaker who treats ...

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh, who was last seen in Bejoy Nambiar's David, will next be featured in Susi Ganesh's Shortcut Romeo. The actor will be seen in a fighting sequence with the tribes of Kenya in the upcoming film. Sources reveal that for this ...

Creativity isn't limited to age.Raj Kapoor was barely 24 when he turned director with his critically-acclaimed Aag before he went on to become one of the greatest showmen of his times. The current crop of Indian filmmakers, too, is young, imaginative and raring to go with their ambitious ideas and unstoppable enthusiasm. We take a look at this eclectic brigade of young filmmakers. Ayan MukerjiAfter assisting the likes of Ashutosh Gowariker and Karan Johar, Deb Mukerji's son and Kajol/Rani ...

According to one Western stereotype, India is a noisy, chaotic and colourful country, and so it's natural that our popular culture- our films and novels- would reflect this. They burst at the seams trying to capture our confusions and ...

According to one Western stereotype, India is a noisy, chaotic and colourful country, and so it's natural that our popular culture - our films and novels - would reflect this. They burst at the seams trying to capture our confusions and ...