Entertainment

  • indiacurrents.com/ Honor

    “There is a culture of silence and I wanted to be the voice for the victims. Girls are too scared to talk, or be who they truly are. Everyone thinks forced marriage only happens to girls in places like India and Pakistan yet it happens in United Kingdom and United States.” Full story here

  • indiacurrents.com/ 102 Not Out

    At long last, a pair of old men share the driving seat in an emotional movie ride. Statistics tell us that women outlive men in their lifespans. But what happens when their partners perish earlier and men are left alone in the empty nest? Full story here

  • indiacurrents.com/ October

    October is like that rare, precious and real moment which arrives in our prescribed lives completely unannounced. Like a soft petal, or a floating cloud, or a silent wave. Filled with calm and spontaneity. Making us wonder what to do with it. Savour it? Live it? Run from it? Fast forward it? Solid, ready, and patient, it waits…

  • cinemaspotter.com/ Pari

    The devil is in the detail: a simple story is fairly layered in the way it is told. Prosit Roy’s Pari is definitely not a fairytale. In fact, it is scary, gruesome and quite confronting to watch in parts. Yet I left the theatre with a fuzzy feeling after an evocative, emotional climax and post…

  • cinemaspotter.com/ Goodbye Om Puri

    “You would fall in love with him. He has this wonderful warmth. He was the guy who would have the big feasts. He would cook Indian food for everyone, and make a family feeling on the set… His nature is fun, funny and unbelievably warm. I hate to use the word teddy bear, but he…

  • Filmfare/ Aparna Sen interview

    On Iyer Ground: Aparna Sen on Mr & Mrs Iyer

  • Filmfare/ Om Puri interview

    Silver Lining: Om Puri’s 25-year old affair with the movies

  • The Asian Age/ Shah Rukh Khan interview

    Shah Rukh Khan: As an actor I don’t like myself