Sivakarthikeyan’s ‘SK25’ with Sudha Kongara launched; Jayam Ravi, Atharvaa join the cast

Also starring Sreeleela in her Tamil debut, the film will mark composer GV Prakash Kumar’s 100th film

Anees Bazmee celebrates 45 years in Bollywood: Madhuri Dixit, Kartik Aaryan, Anil Kapoor and others pay tribute

The evening witnessed a stellar turnout of stars, filmmakers, and stalwarts who paid tribute to Bazmee’s cinematic legacy

The story behind the term ‘blockbuster’

‘That movie is a blockbuster!’ You must have come across the word ‘blockbuster’ being used when talking about superhit movies. Have you ever wondered how a word, originally linked to explosions, is casually associated with extravagant movies? Let’s dive into…

Filmmaker Shyam Benegal turns 90, says he is working on 2-3 projects

The filmmaker, who directed path-breaking films such as ‘Ankur’, ‘Nishant’, ‘Manthan’, ‘Bhumika’, ‘Junoon’, and ‘Mandi’, turned 90 on Saturday

IFFK 2024: Nelicia Low’s worlds of movies and fencing come together seamlessly in her debut film Pierce

In Singapore, I picked fencing because two of my favourite movies growing up had swordplay – Lord of the Rings and Star Wars. So actually it was my love for film that led me to fencing, says the filmmaker.

Vidushi Lalith J. Rao on gayaki, gharanas, and her legacy

The senior Hindustani vocalist, who was conferred the Gurumaa Annapoorna Devi Award recently, shares her experiences learning under three masters and the importance of archiving Agra-Atrauli gharana

Kapoor family, Bollywood celebrities come together to celebrate Raj Kapoor’s centenary

Legendary filmmaker and actor Raj Kapoor’s family and Bollywood stars celebrated his legacy at Mumbai event before the start of the RK Film Festival

Raj Kapoor@100: Ranbir Kapoor, Riddhima remember the ‘big man with blue eyes’, their ‘doting grandfather’

Raj Kapoor’s grandchildren, Ranbir Kapoor and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, remembered him as a loving grandfather and a legendary figure in Hindi cinema

Niranjan Dindodi wove a rich tapestry of ragas

Niranjan Dindodi’s concert was about soothing frills, quick-cut phrases and long-drawn notes