The beginnings of Zoya Akhtar’s films
Pankaj Sachdeva writes about the language of Zoya Akhtar's "openings" in Hindi films.
Dar Gai: The Queen of Edginess
An interview with eclectic filmmaker Dar Gai, a Ukrainian national who has taken the Indian indie filmmaking scene by storm over the last few years.
Ruchir Arun: On making the “little things” count
Our chat with filmmaker and FTII alumnus Ruchir Arun, the man behind all the successful "little things" of India's new-age web entertainment industry.
Untying the Ribbon
Our interview with Rakhee Sandilya, the debutant maker of one of the most underrated and un-seen Hindi films of 2017, RIBBON.
Mumbai Film Festival 2017: VICTOR’S HISTORY
A brief chat with Nicholas Chevaillier, the director of "Victor's History" -- an engaging 78-minute documentary-style film playing as part of Mumbai Film Festival's "Discovering India" section.
The Main Course of Chutney
Priya Bhattacharji speaks to the woman of the moment, Jyoti Kapur Das, the director of the award-winning viral short 'Chutney,' about its making, language and the multiple life-hats she dons.
MAMI 2016: Akshay Singh’s ‘Pinky Beauty Parlour’
We speak to actor-director-producer-all-rounder Akshay Singh about his film, Pinky Beauty Parlour, which screens in the India Story section of this year's Mumbai Film Festival.
MAMI 2016: Konkana Sen Sharma’s ‘A Death In The Gunj’
A quick chat with Konkana Sen Sharma about her directorial debut, the much-anticipated 'A Death in the Gunj,' which opens this year's Mumbai Film Festival.
