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May 18, 2013
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'Scripts have to engage viewers at all times'
Salim Khan on why scriptwriting is a really tough art to master.
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'Subtlety is a very effective tool in cinema'
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Remake Sholay? Where would i get six great actors?
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Director's Cut
'It is tough to make a film out of a hugely popular book'
In an interview with TOI-Crest, Abhishek Kapoor talks about the challenge of the screen adaptation.
Pankaj Kapur's charisma
A perfectionist uninterrupted
After a slew of impressive roles, Pankaj Kapur had very few good film offers. He turned to TV instead, but directors with bound scripts, meatier…
MELODRAMA
A filmmaker's love for metaphors
The recently concluded Kolkata Film Festival showcased 2 films of Ritwik Ghatak.
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'I want to go out and push more boundaries'
Few directors can strike a balance between commerce and the art of filmmaking. Anurag Kashyap is one of them.
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Pati, patni aur woh
Betrayed wives in Bollywood are no longer the weepy, sacrificial lambs. Instead, the deceived are self-assured and pragmatic.
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India and China have much to gain by ramping up trade ties.
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Every spring, thousands of transgenders flock to Koovagam for the annual Koothandavar fest.
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Red carpet wisdom
Cannes has taught B'wood the importance of planning for red carpet events with greater care.
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