Recall and Relish: Lost Chapters of Hindi Cinema

An artist’s best work is often the one that has risen out the melting pot of his own life experiences.   The best artists in the world ...

In 1976, Martin Scorsese came up with Taxi Driver , a movie that went on to be viewed as one of the best films ever. Starring Robert D...

A completely misleading poster of the movie- playing up the drunkard jilted-lover image of Rajesh Khanna, and glorying a five minute Jee...

Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Salim-Javed never collaborated on a movie. In the 1970s, these were two institutions of the Hindi film industry tha...

India lives and breathes in its villages. Unfortunately most of us city bred people don’t even appreciate this fact (till the day we take a...

Slight periods of darkness interspersed with glorious hours of sunshine. But at the end, the darkness had to prevail… Mrinal Sen’s 1984 fe...

Hill stations, as settings for a movie, almost always result in a laidback charm that draws the viewers into a world where everything is p...

Amitabh Bachchan is the most iconic personality of Hindi cinema. This is the inference I draw after looking at his enviable filmography- whi...

'Western' is a really popular genre in Hollywood. But if we have to look for a Hindi movie that can be put in a similar bracket, we ...

Though the title hints at it, Shatrughan Sinha is not a part of this supremely well-crafted suspense thriller by Vidhu Vinod Chopra. Instead...

First post in the series- and will start with 'Katha'- for that's what movies are- stories on celluloid... This 1983 Naseeruddin...