The Lunchbox

Casting director-producer Seher Aly Latif, known for The Lunchbox, Eat Pray Love, passes away after cardiac arrest

"One of the kindest, most loving people Mumbai gifted my life with," The Lunchbox's Nimrat Kaur wrote of Seher Aly Latif.

Photograph movie review: Ritesh Batra’s dramedy fails to replicate The Lunchbox’s magic

Photograph is a slow-paced dramedy that can't quite transcend its clever setup. So, Batra ends up with a bland and meandering tale that is all foreplay and no climax.

Decoding Irrfan Khan's most iconic looks and how they contributed to his characters, from The Lunchbox to Maqbool

Irrfan Khan breathed life into a plethora of humans that required a deft hand at the craft, both with regard to his acting chops as well as his sartorial choices

Irrfan Khan passes away: Mumbai artist Ranjit Dahiya pays tribute to late actor with a mural in Bandra

Irrfan Khan's wall mural was painted by the artist in the bylanes of Waroda Road, Bandra, as a tribute to his "favourite actor."

Looking back on Irrfan Khan’s performance in The Lunchbox, a role that celebrated the magnetic actor's strengths

The Lunchbox played to Irrfan Khan’s strengths as a performer who spoke primarily with his eyes.

Irrfan Khan passes away at 53: Revisiting Aseem Chhabra's biography of 'the man, the dreamer, the actor'

In his biography of Irrfan Khan, Aseem Chhabra emphatically argued that he was among the world's best actors, and backed this claim with substantial evidence.

Irrfan Khan passes away: Nimrat Kaur, Deepak Dobriyal on why they feel fortunate to have worked with the late actor

Irrfan Khan's collaborators from his last days, Deepak Dobriyal and Akarsh Khurama, and longtime co-star Jimmy Sheirgill detail accounts of working with him.

Irrfan Khan passes away at 53: From Piku to Maqbool, remembering the actor's most iconic performances

The untimely and unfortunate death of Irrfan Khan brings back memories of the brilliance that he breathed into his characters on screen

With Bhoot, Gunjan Saxena, Dostana 2 and Takht, Dharma Productions seems to be going through a revival

Dharma Productions has gotten a new lease of life with Karan Johar encouraging genres like horror, biopic, and historicals.

In Kalakki mashups, how cinema and art collide to lend new life and meaning to films, their characters

Juxtaposing art and cinema isn’t new — a number of popular internet pages do it, but when Chennai's Charles Britto and Mohammed Salegh started Kalakki in September, little could they have predicted its immediate popularity.