cinema

A look into Adipur’s enduring love for Charlie Chaplin
Communities / Photo Essay
A look into Adipur’s enduring love for Charlie Chaplin
Kaveer Rai
Rajesh Rajamani on how “cinema has conditioned us to see Savarna markers as removed from caste”
Film and Television / Interview
Rajesh Rajamani on how “cinema has conditioned us to see Savarna markers as removed from caste”
Abhay Regi
Film / Commentary How Pa Ranjith’s Kaala changes the way we imagine the city Pranav Kuttaiah
Film / Essay The cinematic myth-making of Louis Mountbatten Manik Sharma
Film / Commentary Why Indian films’ box-office figures do not add up Suprateek Chatterjee
Film / Essay India in early non-fiction film Uday Bhatia
Film / The Lede The unsung wig makers of Bollywood Roshni Nair
Film / Profile What Madhuri Dixit did next Raja Sen
Film / Profile How suffering turned a college lad into a Tamil superstar Baradwaj Rangan
Film / Essay India’s most popular detective now dominates the screen Raja Sen
Film / The Lede What Aida El-Kashef did next Abhishek Choudhary
Arts / Essay What Shankar Nag fandom has to do with the making of and contemporary Kannadiga identity Sharanya
Film / Photo Essay Blood, sweat and tears on the sets of the Telugu film industry Stefano De Luigi
Arts / Essay Why the Raqs Media Collective's practice is more than the sum of its parts Himanshu Bhagat
Arts / Essay The highs and lows of being Piyush Mishra Akshay Manwani
Arts / The Lede Blood-drenched limbs and bodies fill up a studio in Ahmedabad Mohanakrishnan Haridasan
Film / Essay How an actor’s never-ending quest for the perfect role produced a lifetime’s worth of great cinema Sayandeb Chowdhury
Film / The Lede The set of a Mira Nair film transforms a corner of Delhi Benjamin Siegel
Film / Essay On an underground video parlour and the life filmic Jai Arjun Singh
Film / Commentary How the Left left Bengali cinema Sayandeb Chowdhury
Film / Essay Inside the world of an Afghan film star Taran N Khan
Film / Essay Requiem For A Vision Sharmistha Mohanty
Film / Essay As Prakash Jha gears up for the release of Aarakshan, his most controversial political film yet, here is a look back on his repertoire Trisha Gupta