Hindi Films

Once Upon A Cinema: Why we secretly love the 80s

The 80s gets a bad rap when it comes to the cinematic output associated with the period. It's the worst era for Hindi cinema, film buffs often declare. But the truth is very different.

Looking beyond the rose-tinted glasses: Has all the romance in Hindi cinema gone or evolved?

Cinema for change is significant, and love stories that explore the real side of it are gladly welcomed, but is it greedy to want the best of both worlds? Is it asking too much, if I desire over-the-top romances, and rooted love stories as well?

Ranveer Singh talks about his obsession with films

Actor Ranveer Singh talks about how his obsession with films is never-ending.

Raashii Khanna On ‘Rudra: The Edge Of Darkness’: I never wanted to be just a pretty face

In conversation with actress Raashii Khanna, who recently made her OTT debut with Ajay Devgn starrer Rudra: The Edge of Darkness.  

Amrita Singh birthday: Heartwarming photos of the seasoned actress with Sara Ali Khan, Ibrahim

Here's taking a look at some of her beautiful family photos that on the special occasion of her birthday:

Why Basu Bhattacharya’s Anubhav is one of the most formally distinctive Hindi films of its time

Anubhav, Bhattacharya's frank and intimate treatment of marriage, employs a language very different from most other narrative Hindi films of the 1970s.

Bachchan Pandey to release on Republic Day, 2022, Akshay Kumar announces

100 years of Sahir Ludhianvi: An essential, timeless poetic voice

“What is the secret behind Sahir Ludhianvi’s everlasting appeal?” Surinder Deol asks in an essay for Firstpost, examining the poet-lyricist’s life and legacy in the year of his 100th birth anniversary.

Mehfil-e-Sahir | Celebrating 100 years of Sahir Ludhianvi: Mayur Puri reads 'Sar Jo Tera Chakraye'

For his birth centennial, we're presenting Sahir Ludhianvi's words in the voice of contemporary lyricists. Here, Mayur Puri discusses how Ludhianvi penned a very 'of-the-streets' song with 'Sar Jo Tera Chakraye', which ended up becoming the anthem of the working class.

Mehfil-e-Sahir | Celebrating 100 years of Sahir Ludhianvi: Irshad Kamil reads 'Main Zindagi Ka Saath Nibhata Chala Gaya'

For his birth centennial, we're presenting Sahir Ludhianvi's words in the voice of contemporary lyricists. Here, Irshad Kamil discusses how Ludhianvi translates profound philosophical emotions into simple everyday words, in this song from Hum Dono.