Chaitanya Tamhane

The Disciple movie review: Chaitanya Tamhane’s second film is a moving ode to lives spent in pursuit of art

The Disciple is a thoroughly Indian film, rooted in the space and cinematic time that director Chaitanya Tamhane creates.

The Disciple is an expensive film and I was allowed to make it with zero compromises: Chaitanya Tamhane

As The Disciple releases on Netflix India, an interview with director Chaitanya Tamhane from Venice Film Festival 2020, where his Marathi film won the Best Screenplay Award.

Chaitanya Tamhane on the death of his Court actor Vira Sathidar: 'It's a collective loss for society'

Court filmmaker Tamhane dwells on the experience of working with activist, writer, poet and intellectual Sathidar, who passed away last week.

Alfonso Cuaron on backing Chaintanya Tamhane's The Disciple, and why it's a film 'grounded in humanity'

Alfonso Cuaron said The Disciple foregrounds acceptance and life after one stops following expectations

'Long-term goal is to set more stories in India': Anand Gandhi opens up on Hotstar series OK Computer

Before the release of Ok Computer, Gandhi sat down for a short conversation to reflect on the decade gone by, the present circumstances, and what the near-future might hold for us.

Netflix acquires rights to Chaitanya Tamhane's Marathi film The Disciple

The Disciple, executive-produced by Alfonso Cuaron, made its European premiere at the 77th Venice Film Festival where it won the best screenplay award

IndianOil Now Hear Us, Episode 1: The Disciple actor, singer Aditya Modak takes centre stage

In the first episode of IndianOil Now Hear Us, Mumbai-based Hindustani vocalist Aditya Modak performs three ragas.

Vivek Gomber on being the lead in Sir, producing independent cinema, and meeting Alfonso Cuaron

"I am happy cinemas are opening and I hope people will go watch Sir, while being careful too," says Vivek Gomber about his new film's release.

Chaitanya Tamhane’s The Disciple is an elitist take on the 'market' for classical music

The Disciple seems to take its elitist viewpoint from a ‘Brahminical’ position that does not envisage the necessity of a ‘public’ for any kind of artistic practice.

Chaitanya Tamhane's The Disciple to continue festival run with New York Film Fest 2020

The Disciple premiered at the Venice Film Festival, where it won the FIPRESCI award, and later went to Toronto Film Festival and bagged the Amplify Voices Award.