Fans might want to revisit the book Midnight's Children instead of the film.
A number of controversies including the sudden refusal by the Prince to have a royal premiere for the film could push the British distributor to give the film a strong release, perhaps taking it to over 60 screens in a month.
All We Imagine as Light has been on several critics' best of the year lists, including Sight and Sound (Payal Kapadia appeared on the magazine's cover, perhaps a first for an Indian filmmaker), to The New York Times, Time and it is the number one film recommended by Barack Obama. The future certainly belongs to Payal Kapadia, asserts Aseem Chhabra.
Mrunal loves silver linings... Sanya wants a vacation... Sara relives Kedarnath...
The legendary British actress Dame Maggie Smith passed into the green room of eternal performers up in Heaven on Friday, September 27, 2024. She would have turned 90 on December 28.
Santosh Sivan has become truly an international filmmaker. His eighth directorial venture, Before the Rains, a Hollywood film made in Kerala has made it to a number of international film festivals namely Edinburgh, Toronto, Pusan and Palm Springs. Now, the latest feather in his cap is a feature on the film which appeared in the prestigious American Cinematographer magazine.
Hansal Mehta on the challenges he faced while making Shahid, and more.
The Program documents the dark side of professional cycling, which still struggles to shake off suspicions of cheating amid a culture of loyalty to a team's star
Aseem Chhabra picks Indian and other South Asian gems at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Ashutosh Gowariker's What's Your Raashee? got a solid welcome at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday despite some groans that the 192 minute-long film is too unfocussed. Minutes before the red carpet ceremony for the movie, the director told rediff.com that he will be hugely busy with two very different projects in the next couple of years.
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Here's a look at the top 10 tweets from your favourite Bollywood celebrities.
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The experience of people who knew his mother Smita Patil speaking about what she meant to them clearly overwhelmed Prateik Babbar.
All the events at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Kalki, Shriya, Shahana and many more have joined the ranks of Ash and Sonam when it comes to making stylish appearances abroad!
Is it possible to fall in love with her fresh-faced moments?
Here's a peak at the main characters in Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children, the film adaptation of Salman Rushdie's Booker-winning 1980 novel of the same name.
Deepa Mehta offers a sneak peek of her new film.
'They are clueless about the man on the currency notes.' 'They have been fed with WhatsApp forwards, so either Gandhi is vilified or deified. There's nothing in between.'
All the action from the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival.
Sridevi wins over TIFF but her film English Vinglish gets a ho hum response.
Director Vasan Bala tells us how Mumbai inspired his directorial debut Peddlers.
Box office report of Adam Sandler's Hotel Transylvania.
The actress obviously loves showing off her glorious back.
The film will soon get a new release.
Here's what your favourite celebrities have been up to.
A study of a dysfunctional family, Rachael Getting Married doesn't have the intensity director Jonathan Demmy's Oscar winning films like Philadelphia and The Silence of the Lambs offered. But this modestly budgeted film, which was one of the critics' favourites at the recent Toronto International Film Festival and endeared itself to the audiences too, has enough drama and a handful of excellent performances to be a hit with upscale audiences.
Author Salman Rushdie and director Deepa Mehta discuss the film at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The actress makes an appearance at the Toronto film festival.
