Udaan

Mall Content: Hindi cinema's manufactured depiction of Shimla is hopelessly limited to postcards and land of refuge

The average Indian filmmaker’s chauvinistic view of Shimla depicts it as a place so un-Indian, it can only be mined through the elitism of the tourist rather than the consciousness of the resident.

Udaan to AK vs AK, Vikramaditya Motwane’s decade-long genre-hopping filmography is commendable

Vikramaditya Motwane has gone on to explore many genres as a director, from his debut film Udaan, to Lootera, Trapped and Bhavesh Joshi Superhero. The genre-bending headiness in AK vs AK is the cherry on Motwane's filmography cake, and there's enough reason to be excited about what he does next.

10 years of Udaan: Looking back at Vikramaditya Motwane's breakthrough film that dared to dream big

While Udaan released in theatres in India on 16 July 2010, it was in May of that year that the movie premiered in the Un Certain Regard section of the Cannes Film Festival.

EV startup Euler Motors raises Rs 20 cr as part of Series A funding; to use money to expedite product, technology

Earlier, as part of its pre-series A round, Euler Motors had raised Rs 15 crore from Blume Venture, US based Emergent Ventures and Andrew Lee. With this series A, Euler Motors has so far raised more than Rs 35 crore.

Vikramaditya Motwane to direct untitled young adult dark comedy series backed by Legendary Global, Library Pictures

Vikramaditya Motwane 's other upcoming project includes Netflix's AK vs AK, featuring Anil Kapoor and Anurag Kashyap.

DRDO Decay Part 2: Rechristened with fancy names, drone projects drain exchequer; paltry inventory hardly enthuses forces

There are many other examples which the audit believes has been no less than huge disappointment for the user agencies as well as research and development scenarios in the country.

Investments in Indian tech startups grew 18% in 2019; Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru account for lion's share of funds: Report

Globally, the total funding for technology startups is estimated to have dipped by 22 percent to $293 billion from $375 billion in 2018, with a 27 percent drop in deals

India must spend $200 bn on infrastructure annually; harnessing private investment a challenge, reveals Economic Survey

India needs to almost double its annual spending on infrastructure at $200 billion and the real challenge lies in harnessing private investment, said the Economic Survey 2018-19 tabled in Parliament on Thursday

From Gully Boy to Manzil, the father-child conflict in cinema is a commentary on the State's relationship with its citizens

The imagery of Gully Boy's protagonist, Murad (played by Ranveer Singh), breaking free of the shackles imposed on him by his father, and by extension, the State, through his writing, should not be lost upon us here.

$4.3-bn raised in total by start-ups from January to September says Nasscom

Start-ups in the country have been able to create an estimated 40,000 new jobs over the year.