Richie Mehta

Delhi Crime Season 2: Real-life IAS officer Abhishek Singh to feature in second instalment of Netflix's cop drama

Abhishek Singh boarded Delhi Crime Season 2 after he received a call from casting director Mukesh Chhabra.

Shefali Shah on playing different shades of an 'everywoman', and using silence as her weapon of choice

Shefali Shah explains why silence has been a leitmotif in all her performances, from Dil Dhadakne Do to Delhi Crime, and how it has helped her to scream out loud.

Made in Heaven, Chernobyl, Russian Doll, Delhi Crime: Best shows of 2019 so far across streaming services

While there have been international hit shows like Chernobyl and Russian Doll, India has offered great content in the form of Made in Heaven and Delhi Crime.

Firstpost at Sundance: Netflix's Delhi Crime reconstructs 2012 gang-rape case with sensitivity, not sensationalism

Though the incident Delhi Crime addresses happened over six years ago, it does not limit the urgency of the show's narrative.

Delhi Crime: Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal, Rajesh Tailang discuss their Netflix series about 2012 gang-rape case

Excerpts from interviews with Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal and Rajesh Tailang on the first season of Delhi Crime, which premieres on Netflix on 22 March

Delhi Crime: Director Richie Mehta on his vision to create a project that gives viewers a sense of catharsis

Delhi Crime's director Richie Mehta speaks about his decision to not include a rape scene in his series, and the research he undertook on the work of the police force

Delhi Crime trailer: Shafali Shah-led drama series revisits the Delhi 2012 gangrape case

Delhi Crime premiered worldwide at Sundance Film Festival on 29 January in the Indie Episodic category. It will begin streaming from 22 March on Netflix

Delhi Crime, Richie Mehta's police procedural series led by Shefali Shah, to premiere on Netflix on 22 March

Delhi Crime, a seven-part series, has its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival on 29 January.

Google invites amateurs to send clips for 'India in a Day'

Calling all amateur filmmakers across India: Here's your chance to capture a slice of your life that could end up on the big screen.

Ridley Scott and Google team up with Anurag Kashyap for film project 'India in a day'

The multinational technology giant Google has partnered with the filmmakers for the documentary that asks everyone across India to grab a camera and film his or her day on 10 October.