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He's known for directing Stanley Ka Dabba and writing Taare Zameen Par. However, Amol Gupte has been active on the academic side as well and is looking forward to a public film appreciation course in collaboration with LA India Film Council hell ...

The Civic 50 , a groundbreaking initiative launched in 2012 by the National Conference on Citizenship , Points of Light and Bloomberg News, identified the top 50 community-minded S&P 500 corporations that best use their time, talent, and ...

Saqib who is garnering rave reviews for his role as the gay journalist in Bombay Talkies is all set to play a pivotal role in actor-director-activist Amole Gupte's next directorial venture which would centre on the sport of roller-skating. While Amole who is ...

Movie: Gippi Director: Sonam Nair Cast: Riya Vij, Divya Dutta, Taaha Shah, Arbaz Kadwani, Jayati Modi, Doorva Tripathi, Mrinal Chawla, Aditya Deshpande Jagran rating: Average Story Line: With movies like Stanley ka Dabba, Chillar Party and others, several ...

The International Children's Film Carnival will be held in July and August at the Film Archive, and the Science and Space Museums from July 5 to August 11. Fourteen feature films from Denmark, Spain, Finland, Germany, Japan, Latvia, the Czech ...

Actress Divya Dutta, known for her versatile performances in films like Baghban, Aaja Nachle and Veer Zaara, says that she has never tried to stick to an image and has always done different kinds of roles. “I have never tried to bind myself to ...

To Hindi cinema, with love and exasperated fondness Amjad Khan in Qurbani (1980). Photo courtesy: Subhash Chheda Also Read Updated: Sat, May 04 2013. 12 35 AM IST Nadia Hindi cinema's fearless alpha-woman. By the time Wadia Movietone, a production ...

...And it will. The question is what it will show us, how it will change. and Renu Dhole present a slice of the future of cinema, the hopes and difficulties, through the eyes of those who work behind the camera and in front of it Everybody is ...

No one would have imagined in their wildest dream that an international film studio will launch its Indian operations with a quirky comedy like 'Quick Gun Murugun'. Though its first film flopped, , the joint venture between Rupert Murdoch's two ...