Deepa Mehta's Funny Boy selected as Canada's international film entry to Oscars 2021
Deepa Mehta, who has scored her second Academy Award nomination with Funny Boy, says the film holds up the "flag of inclusion, in a world tethering towards an abyss of the great divide."
RJ Balaji resumes post-production work on his directorial debut Mookuthi Amman
Co-directed by NJ Saravanan, Mookuthi Amman stars Nayanthara in the titular character and sees Balaji play the male lead.
Saif Ali Khan joins Prabhas in Om Raut's period drama Adipurush; see first look
Saif Ali Khan will reunite with Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior director Om Raut again for Adipurush as an antagonist, Lankesh.
Prabhas announces upcoming film Adipurush with Tanhaji director Om Raut, shares poster
Touted to be a story of the “good over evil”, Adipurush is going to release in 3-D
Bombay HC quashes Maharashtra govt orders restricting film, TV professionals above 65 to be on sets
The Maharashtra government had barred film, TV artistes and crew members above 65 years of age, from going to work to studios or outdoor sets during the COVID-19-induced lockdown
Film inspired by Sushant Singh Rajput's life and career in the making; director confirms movie won't be a biopic
The film, based on Sushant Singh Rajput's life and career, will be directed by Shamik Maulik and produced by Vijay Shekhar Gupta.
Ka Pae Ranasingam teaser: Vijay Sethupathi, Aishwarya Rajesh fight for justice in social drama
Ka Pae Ranasingam marks fourth collaboration between actors Vijay and Aishwarya after Rummy, Pannaiyarum Padminiyum and Dharma Durai.
Upstarts movie review: Priyanshu Painyuli's film presents an unflinching ode to Indian entrepreneurial ecosystem
Netflix film Upstarts weaves the story of three ambitious blokes trying to satisfy their appetite for both the moolah and social responsibility.
Upstarts: Netflix announces buddy film on entrepreneurial setups in India; premiere on 18 October
Upstarts is the story of numerous millennials in India, who dream to make it big on their own, only to discover that the journey to success is a lot harder than they expected.
Long Distance: Anoop Lokkur's short lesbian film explores a familiar reality for unmarried Indian women
Long Distance was one of the shorts, and one of over 240 films, screened at the recently concluded Outfest Los Angeles.
West Side Story first look: The Jets and the Sharks gear up to fight it out in Steven Spielberg's Broadway adaptation
The first look of Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Broadway classic West Side Story has been released by 20th Century Fox.
Cannes 2019: Only God Forgives director Nicolas Winding Refn hails digital medium for promoting creativity
Nicolas Winding Refn is a Cannes regular. His last three films — Drive, Only God Forgives and The Neon Demon — were screened at the festival
Kaifinama: Sumantra Ghosal’s Kaifi Azmi documentary is an intimate exploration of a passionate, unique poet
Kaifinama is a biographical documentary which focuses on Kaifi Azmi's writing, social work with the Communist Party, and family.
Landless: A film on Punjab's Dalit farmers gives the community a voice that statisticians often fail to
Maddoke has dedicated nearly a decade to making Landless. His own struggle, he says, was part of what made him gravitate towards people that are his own in more than one way.
Movie-madness, cheap data could make India IMDb's biggest user base, overtaking US
"We’re growing in the US, but even at number 2, India is growing at a faster rate," says IMDb CEO.
Alyque Padamsee passes away at 90: Theatre personality, actor and ad man was brains behind several iconic campaigns
Alyque Padamsee is best known for his work with brands like Liril and Bajaj, as well as his role as Muhammad Ali Jinnah in Richard Attenborough's Gandhi
Ketaki Sheth's Photo Studio project collates images of defunct, struggling Indian studios
Seasoned photographer Ketaki Sheth’s latest project Photo Studio brings together an array of photographs of defunct or struggling studios from across the country, and in doing so she gives them a new life, most crucially, one separate from history.
Madurai's Central, in operation since 1939, is city's last surviving theatre to still use film roll
Madurai's Central Theatre continues to survive even as many others in Madurai have been closed down.
Is there ‘fantasy’ in Indian cinema? The answer isn't as clear as film enthusiasts might believe
The term ‘fantasy’ is not being used correctly in describing Indian popular cinema
Watch: This creepy short film was written, directed, performed and scored by an AI called Benjamin
The film was part of the Sci-Fi-London 48-Hour Challenge, where a film has to be produced within 48 hours and must adhere to some specific prompts.