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The filmmaker’s introduction to the broadcast of Ritwik Ghatak’s masterpiece is a primer on Indian cinematic forms.

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Archival records show how New Delhi weighed visas, diplomacy and domestic anxieties as Iranian migrants sought to build lives in 1960s India.

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A conversation with Shamya Dasgupta, editor of an anthology that celebrates the Bengali filmmaker’s birth centenary.

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“When I went to Islampur for a Bachelor in Arts degree course, I started attending public meetings organised by Bharat and Gail. … “The film is more about Gail, but Bharat is a character too,” Waghmare said.

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A conversation with the Oscar-nominated director of the documentaries ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ and ‘The Devil Is Busy’.

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Sepideh Farsi’s period drama will be screened at the International Film Festival of Kerala.

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He defies the belief that what makes an athlete great is mostly about their body: speed, height, strength, fitness.

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Of course, I could not force him to not do what he wanted to do.We were living with the family, since the closest hotel was a few hours away. … He is a smart guy, he intuitively got what we were doing – that it’s the system that is making them go at each other. It was okay from that point.

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The economist, who was awarded the Nobel prize on Monday, spoke just last week about what Indian policymakers need to do.

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An excerpt from a book of conversations about the acclaimed actor by film critic Shubhra Gupta.