Terribly Tiny Talkies: A web tale
An informative interview with the very affable Chintan Ruparel, the co-founder of the much-loved Indian short-film platform, Terribly Tiny Talkies.
An informative interview with the very affable Chintan Ruparel, the co-founder of the much-loved Indian short-film platform, Terribly Tiny Talkies.
After generously contributing to our website with his POV pieces, DIY filmmaker Sandeep Mohan sits down with us, finally, to answer some interesting questions -- and not just about films.
A review of one of the most riveting Hindi-language films of 2015: Kanu Behl's TITLI.
Literature: An exclusive excerpt from author Akshay Manwani's latest book deconstructing the cinema of yesteryear filmmaker, Nasir Husain.
A review of one of the better Hindi-language 'mainstream' horror films in recent memory: Pavan Kripalani's Radhika Apte starrer, PHOBIA.
A review of Richie Mehta's new-age experiment, 'India in a Day,' a crowdsourced non-fiction film made up of footage of one day submitted by thousands of Indians.
Music critic Rohit Mehrotra reviews perhaps the year's most popular mainstream music album so far, Pritam's 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.'
A quick, dirty rating-system lowdown of the many films we caught at MAMI 2016 -- designed to help you choose, download, stream, buy and wait for these titles over the next few months.
A film review of maverick filmmaker Quashiq Mukherjee's retro Netflix comedy, Brahman Naman.
A quick lowdown and list of all the winners at the closing ceremony of the 18th MAMI Mumbai Film Festival.
A brief chat with filmmaker Alankrita Shrivastava, whose film 'Lipstick Under My Burkha' had its Indian premiere at the Mumbai Film Festival, winning an award at the closing ceremony.
A chat with young filmmaker Supriya Sharma, the mentee of acclaimed director Nagesh Kukunoor for Humaramovie's short-film anthology 'Shor Se Shuruaat.' It premiered at MAMI MFF 2016 in the new 'Spotlight' section.
A quick chat with first-time director Lalit Kumar about his slum-based micro-budget indie, Perverted, which is part of 'The India Story' section at the Mumbai Film Festival 2016.
We speak to Alka Raghuram, the filmmaker of the documentary 'Burqa Boxers,' which premiered back at Locarno in 2012, and plays in the India Story section at the Mumbai Film Festival.
A chat with Prithvi Konanur, the director of 'Railway Children', a quaint little film selected in the India Gold section of this year's Mumbai Film Festival.
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.
An insightful chat with Milind Dhaimade, whose charming little Mumbai-centric indie, Tu Hai Mera Sunday, plays at this year's Mumbai Film Festival.
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.