Having acted in over 750 films, Kota Srinivasa Rao was a towering figure in South Indian cinema, leaving behind a legacy of ...

In a surprising detour, Kamath’s thread compared the trajectory of Indian cinema with Japanese anime. He observed how, twenty ...

As India’s National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) marks its 50th anniversary, the government body is embarking on its ...

India in the 1930s and 1940s witnessed a surge in the construction of grand cinema halls, many designed in the art deco style ...

The Telugu film industry and political figures, including former Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, mourn the loss of Kota ...

Ram Charan shares his deep-rooted love for Indian cinema and culture at the Film Tourism event in Jammu and Kashmir, despite ...

Prakash Magdum discusses NFDC's 50th anniversary plans, Amazon streaming deal, AI restoration projects, and strategy to promote Indian cinema.

Bimal Roy’s cinema has always been one of social relevance—he asks important questions through his characters, often ...

Raj Kapoor, affectionately known as the “Greatest Showman of Indian Cinema,” remains one of India’s most beloved filmmakers, producers, and actors.

It was a time when a hero would get fifty thousand to one lakh rupees for a film, but an actress like Bina Rai would be paid 1.5 lakh rupees. In that era, it was not just a fee, but the price of ...