Though his first film might not have made waves commercially, he hit the bullseye with his second offering, Newton. Director Amit Masurkar talks about the art of film-making and what he loves most about it
The Bigger Picture
Quite A Spectacle
What accessory on men makes many women go weak in the knees? Look no further than the bridge of his nose….
The Indie Actor
A poster girl for regional and art-house cinema, she is equally at ease doing Hindi, Marathi, Telugu and Bengali films — and is sitting pretty with plum projects in her kitty. Actor Radhika Apte — who is passionate about acting but hates the trappings of fame — talks about the creative world that forms her universe
Between Action And Cut
She’s a conventional beauty, one who has been quite unconventional in her real-life choices and her reel roles. An actor who doesn’t shy away from challenging herself, Aditi Rao Hydari — who’s already worked with industry stalwarts like Mani Ratnam, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and Sanjay Leela Bhansali — is a self-confessed dreamer who loves chasing her aspirations in the “magical” world of cinema. On the eve of the release of the much-awaited Padmaavat, the petite performer gets up close and personal with us
Walking Into Her Wardrobe
Some are known for their acting prowess, some for their fashion statements. And then there are those, whose sartorial choices pack as much punch as their talent on screen. Darling of the couturiers and the critics alike, Kangana Ranaut lets us in on her style secrets and memories of playing dress-up with her mom’s saris
A Legacy Of Love
It’s the canonical Bollywood romance that established a new cinematic template for modern, multicultural love when it first hit the screens in 1995. Natashja Rathore demystifies the timeless appeal of Yash Raj Films’ Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge in her documentary, Still Rolling — The DDLJ Story (2016), and adds a new layer of meaning to memories of our favourite cult classic
Huzan Tata 