Madhur Bhandarkar Reveals “Why Calendar Girls” in this special blog post! September 2, 2015 | by Stacey Yount Releasing on September 25th, noted filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar’s Calendar Girls like all of his films is a look into a…
A Guide to Shahrukh Khan’s Upcoming Releases August 25, 2015 | by Chandni Brunamonti If we’re lucky, we normally get to see superstar Shah Rukh Khan in about one major film per year. In…
The Voice India Week 9: Live Shows August 5, 2015 | by Jem Raj Saturday’s episode of The Voice India opened in style with host Karan explaining the new format of the ‘Live Shows’…
Toronto International Film Festival’s South Asian Connections July 30, 2015 | by Katherine Matthews Piers Handling, CEO and Director of the Toronto International Film Festival, and Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director of the Toronto International…
LIFF Special Movie Review: Nirbashito July 27, 2015 | by Katherine Matthews Churni Ganguly’s National Award winning film Nirbashito (The Banished) is both an unflinching and compassionate look at the idea of…
The Evolution of Anushka Sharma’s…Hair! July 26, 2015 | by Chandni Brunamonti Bubbly actress and style trendsetter Anushka Sharma has been announced as the new brand ambassador for hair care line Pantene.…
LIFF Special Movie Review: Saari Raat July 26, 2015 | by Katherine Matthews On a stormy evening, a married couple (Konkona Sen Sharma and Rittwik Chakraborty) on vacation takes refuge from the rain…
LIFF Special Movie Review: One Crazy Thing July 25, 2015 | by Katherine Matthews Out-of-work actor Jay (Ray Panthaki) struggles to make ends meet while managing his family’s London tandoori restaurant. Jay was once…
LIFF Special Movie Review: Umrika July 23, 2015 | by Núria Bonals Hidalgo The Bagri Foundation London Indian Film Festival opened this year with Prashant Nair’s second film Umrika, starring Suraj Sharma, Toni…
LIFF Special Movie Review: M Cream July 22, 2015 | by Katherine Matthews In writer-director Agneya Singh’s first feature film, M Cream, four entitled, privileged Delhi twenty-somethings — Maggie (Auritra Ghosh), Niz (Raaghav…