'He is convinced that this will help him in the next election.' 'But as we know, the best laid plans of mice and men can go awry.'
OTT has been flooded with a number of film and Web series releases, and many of them are very entertaining.
'My two life mantras are prioritisation and compartmentalisation.' 'Prioritisation allows you to put one thing over the other and compartmentalisation to focus on one priority at a time.'
The 66th National Awards have been announced, and Hindi cinema has emerged a major winner.
One of the most prolific filmmakers of his time, VB turns 50 August 4!
'We should focus on creating cinema which is entertaining, gives us solace, some message, reduces our tension and makes us think positively.'
Aseem Chhabra watched some great films and some huge disappointments in 2020.
'On the big screen, we focus on hope for your dreams whereas OTT is the bitter reality.'
'I've never done anything cliche and I've never got anything cliche.'
The Hindi dubbed (badly) version of the Tamil hit Aranmanai is out, and it turns out to be lengthy, noisy and mostly tedious, observes Deepa Gahlot.
'When there was a match, he would be up all night watching it on his laptop with Kishori Amonkarji singing on the side.'
'You can't make a film for yourself.' 'You have to make films for your audience.'
Are the National Awards are bending over backwards trying to celebrate popular cinema, simply in order to gain more relevance and eyeballs, asks Raja Sen.
The 23rd Indian Television Academy awards brightened the weekend for some film folk who took home awards for their work this year.
'The more popular, the more work, the more money.'
'This is a blip in the 100-year history of cinema.'
There are some movies that these actors would wish they would have never done.
Queen, directed by Vikas Bahl, has picked up an award for Best Hindi film as well.
Why Sridevi is one of India's finest actresses.
'Don't let anyone tell you that you can't do something just because it hasn't been done before. Take that first step. Keep learning. Believe in yourself even when no one else does.'
From Vijay Devarakonda to Kung Fu Panda, Sukanya Verma lists everything you can watch on OTT this week.
Preity meets Chris Gayle... The moods of Soha-Kunal... 25 years of Border...
Biswajit, movie heart-throb of the 1960s, remembers The Legend.
Uzbekistan lives comfortably in several centuries but is also a forward-looking nation, Deepa Gahlot discovers on a visit to this Central Asian country.
'No matter how old or ill you may be, your thirst to excel as an actor remains intact.'
'Randeep Hooda's a very bossy kind of person.'
Bigg Boss 18 is all set to return to our screens on October 6. Hosted by Salman Khan, the names of the contestants who will be participating are not revealed yet.
'I asked all the actresses to stop waxing, shaping eyebrows, pedicures and manicures because I wanted a rustic look.' 'They are very glamorous women, so there was a bit of insecurity.' 'They would put on a little make-up on the sly, but I would sit like a school teacher and check make-up and nails!' 'I would make sure that every bit of unnecessary make-up was taken off.'
'I don't predict if a film will work or not, I take up a project if it makes sense to me.' 'But I do have a sense of social responsibility, so I try to do characters which will have an impact on the people watching it.'
One of the best ways to celebrate Children's Day is by spending quality time with your kids and binge watch meaningful yet entertaining cinema pieces.
Jallikattu, the Malayalam feature film directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery, has been selected as India's official entry for the Oscars.
Charlie Chopra and the Mystery of Solang Valley is fun in parts, discovers Deepa Gahlot.
'Just the fact that the biggest language at the box office was Telugu and not Hindi is startling.'
While Satya's pleasures are palpable -- among them the poetry of the coarse language, the mercifully rough-hewn texture, the oh-so-familiar underdog story -- these pleasures hit you at a completely different speed. The movie is charged with a sense of discovery, and every shot is a cornucopia of details existing independent of the main story. It's touching, notes Sreehari Nair.
Tanuja could do practically anything on screen, applauds Subhash K Jha, as he salutes the actor on her 80th birthday on September 23.
