The once-next-to-god icon Rajesh Khanna and his rising son-in-law Akshay Kumar personify the quirks of superstardom
Bollywood isn't shy when it comes to exploring taboo love
As a silent film gets its moment at the Oscars, how does our own take from the ’80s, <i>Pushpak</i>, hold up? As it happens, very well indeed.
It’s difficult being a superstar in the South. Some manage it well.
The masterly Mani Ratnam is both artful and guileless in this brilliant addition to Indian film literature
Surya rises, balancing two audience streams
With those famous tosses of head, shoulders, cigarettes, he rules the silver screen. Off-screen, his humility and philanthropy have made him Thalaivar of people’s hearts.
Short accounts of the four cinemas of the South discuss threadbare the caste and political realities underpinning them. Only, a colossus is missed.
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