Ananya Ghosh

His movies are often smorgasbords of cleverly curated pop-culture references with a scrumptious side of pastiche. The filmmaker’s recent outing is as a show creator for Amazon Prime Video’s docu-series capturing the golden age of pulp cinema of the &#8217;90s, Cinema Marte Dum Tak. A classic case of a genre agnostic die-hard fan of cinema crossing over to the other side and becoming a filmmaker, he seems to be the perfect candidate for the job

The interview

vasan bala

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The Interview: Q&A with Vasan Bala

14 NOVEMBER 2022 • MW 
The filmmaker, whose recent release Chhello Show is India’s official entry to the 95th Academy Awards, talks about cinema becoming content, the future of movie theatres, and his game plan for the Oscars

Pan Nalin

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The Interview: Q&A With Pan Nalin

Alshaar Khan

After a record-breaking home season, the Indian Test cricket mainstay opens up about the other side of his calm and composed self, and why he thinks no team selected him at the IPL auction.

Anil Kumble

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Cricket

Exclusive interview

Indian Test Cricket

Practice

Rahul Dravid

sports

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[INTERVIEW] The Curious Case Of Cheteshwar Pujara

Arnesh Ghose

The Bengali movie industry’s golden boy is making his Hindi directorial debut, Begum Jaan, starring Vidya Balan and Naseeruddin Shah.

Begum Jaan

Bengali movie industry

Bollywood

cinema

Films

movies

Naseeruddin Shah

Srijit Mukherjee

Vidya Balan

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“Begum Jaan Is Linked To Today’s Contemporary Reality Of Violence And Hatred” – Srijit Mukherjee

Ekta Mohta

Ashim Ahluwalia&#8217;s next film, Daddy, is about one of the lions of Mumbai — gangster-politician Arun Gawli. The director talks to us about his undying love for renegades and louts.

Art Cinema

Ashim Ahluwalia

Cannes Film Festival

Miss Lovely

Story

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“I Don’t Like Films That Define People As Heroes And Villains” – Ashim Ahluwalia