Mukkabaaz: Of Bahut Hua Samman
Pankaj Sachdeva delves into Anurag Kashyap's dynamic, symbolic world of MUKKABAAZ (2018).
Being Ranvir Shorey
A quick chat with one of our favourite "veteran" performers about his rise as an independent film actor, his choice of scripts and his views on new-age Hindi cinema.
Longing for the tones
Young filmmaker Vaibhav Munjal writes about Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere," a beautifully 'tonal' film that has influenced him more than most.
A Level Playing Field
Film critic Rahul Desai writes about a short "sports" documentary that captures the impoverished - but inspiring - confines of rural Maharashtra.
The Short Cuts: From Engineer to Youtuber
Kara Studios' Karan Murarka writes about his journey from an average student to a reluctant computer engineer to the founder of India's largest short-film channel, The Short Cuts.
Pari: Of the Inner Demon
Pankaj Sachdeva looks into the legends of Prosit Roy's fascinating horror film starring Anushka Sharma, PARI: Not A Fairytale.
Udayan Baijal: The Assistant of Change
An extensive interview with Udayan Baijal, a "specialist" assistant director for International productions in India, and an artist who has carved out a unique career in independent, social storytelling.
A jumbled kind of Loev
Film critic Rahul Desai writes about Sudhanshu Saria's critically acclaimed independent film (now streaming on Netflix), LOEV.
Secret Superstar: The Right to Dream
Pankaj Sachdeva looks beyond the dreams and predictability of Advait Chandan's well-made 2017 film, Secret Superstar.
The fear of female desire
Priya Bhattacharji writes about Norwegian-Pakistani filmmaker Iram Haq's evocative cross-cultural and semi-autobiographical family drama, "What Will People Say?" from the festival circuit.
2^(n) FILMS: A short journey
Two young Delhi-based filmmakers write about their career decisions, storytelling passions and pragmatic motivations after the launch of their small production house and first two short films.
Paheli: Of Ghost and God
Pankaj Sachdeva throws back to Amol Palekar's fascinating and "supernatural" leap of faith with Shah Rukh Khan, Paheli (2005).
Documentary in focus: Martyrs Of Marriage
The passionate activist-director of "Martyrs Of Marriage" - a documentary on the misuse of dowry laws - writes about her journey and lists down some valuable pointers for aspiring filmmakers.
Phobia: Of Birds and Cages
A closer look at the hidden themes and images of Pavan Kirpalani's well-made horror film, PHOBIA (2016).
Film Review: MASAAN (2015)
A throwback to one of the best Hindi films of 2015, MASAAN, directed by debutant Neeraj Ghaywan.
The Stages of Lalit Behl
A long, fascinating chat with veteran actor Lalit Behl, who speaks about his sprawling life and career across stage, television and cinema.
Call Me By Your Name: The Anatomy of Desire
A closer look at the beauty, meanings and soft poignance of Luca Guadagnino's CALL ME BY YOUR NAME, by the ever-observant Pankaj Sachdeva.
The Best Films of 2017
This is your definitive list. Our young critic Pranav Joshi lists down the BEST of 2017 in terms of World Cinema. How many have you watched?
