Movies

As more people are getting online, the demand for varied content will not get over anytime soon. We need the law to keep pace as well.

Recent Supreme Court orders about compulsory playing of the National Anthem in movie theatres have made cinema experiences even more difficult for disabled moviegoers, but there is hope on the horizon.

After many successful film festivals, Children's Film Society of India has now launched Film Bonanza that reaches out to young audiences in smaller cities, towns and rural areas.

Who says that real life can never match up to epic stories told on celluloid?

Released in 1957, The Banyan Deer was made by the cartoon unit of Films Division of India and adapted a well-known Jataka in animated format.

Selected to sing professionally from the age of 12, Shamshad Begum went on to become of the highest paid singers in the Hindi film industry.

Maneka Gandhi joins a long list of prominent personalities to have spoken out against sexism and misogyny in Indian cinema.

Intricate Aari embroidery and fair-trade fabrics sourced from India bring Belle's costumes alive in the newest adaptation of the iconic fairy tale.

An award-winning documentary filmmaker, Paban Kumar’s first feature film Lady of the Lake shows the plight of the fishing community that lives around Loktak lake.

Using mediums like movies, plays, sports, music, art, and humour, Picture Wala organises workshops in slum areas and opens the window to creativity for children in such areas.