Angry Indian Goddesses

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  Why Is Vikings Censored on Netflix in India?

  Netflix is playing a censored version of Vikings in India, includes blurring out two cooked pigs on season 5, episode 12 “Murder Most Foul”. That’s because Netflix is airing the version that premièred on the History TV18 channel in India.

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  'Deepika, Priyanka Can Get Big Openings for Their Films'

  "We would've loved to bring in talented important stars too, but it would have been difficult. I believe Deepika and Priyanka, both are amazingly talented. They can open a film alone on their own merit. They do not need a man to do that," said the director of Angry Indian Goddesses, Pan Nalin

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  Angry Indian Goddesses Director Pan Nalin Gets Threats

  "I will not allow (myself) to be terrorised by messages and calls I have been receiving like, 'How dare you blaspheme Hinduism through Angry Indian Goddesses? We will make sure you go Charlie Hebdo way!'," said Pan Nalin in a statement. The film had its share of issues with the censor board, which advised 16 cuts before it could make it to t...

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  Amrit Maghera Would 'Love to Work' With Ranbir Kapoor

  "We got along like a house on fire. I have a huge amount of respect for all my co-stars. They are such fabulous actors. Everybody is extremely talented, from Sandhya, Tannishtha to Anushka. They were very supportive and I am still friends with all of them and we are in touch with each other," said Amrit

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  Tannishtha Chatterjee is 'Happy' to Do Independent Films

  "I have not been offered anything that is good. The kind of films that mostly happen, I think they have very little for me to do. There is no space for me. So, I am happy doing independent films. The role or film should be such that it should justify my talent. I love films like Tanu Weds Manu," said Tannishtha Chatterjee

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  Censor Trouble for Angry Indian Goddesses Over Images of Kali

  "I am super sad and hurt because we have used completely respectful images of Kali in the film, but we had to blur them out. I have grown up watching gods and goddesses all my life in films. We cut people's head in the films, and suddenly we have to remove images of the goddesses," Pan Nalin said

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  Censor Trouble for Angry Indian Goddesses Song

  Whispers in industry circles suggest that the film has landed in trouble over its song Dil Dola Re. The makers are finding it difficult to get the number cleared by the censor board. A source says that the song 'was rejected twice by the censor board'

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  Angry Indian Goddesses Wins Award at Rome Film Festival

  "Many will agree that the best awards in the world are People's Choice Awards. So here the people of Rome and Italy have voted after filling five full house shows edge-to-edge. What we started in a little village of Goa has gone global beyond all our goals," said Mr Nalin in a statement

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  Angry Indian Goddesses Gets Standing Ovation at Rome Film Fest

  "Italian audience has been very generous to me and my movies. Tonight's reaction reconfirms how universal Angry Indian Goddesses is! It seems all women are connecting to Angry indian Goddesses almost all over the world," director Pan Nalin said in a statement

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  Angry Indian Goddesses Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai?

  Sandhya Mridul, one of the seven leading ladies of upcoming film Angry Indian Goddesses, said: "All of us are raging and not just us seven women in the film, a lot of women probably in your office and all over the country have things to say and are saying them about what all has been happening around"

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  Angry Indian Goddesses Scores at Toronto Film Fest

  Directed by Pan Nalin, Angry Indian Goddesses, the movie centres on a group of girlfriends and has a line-up of actors that includes Sandhya Mridul, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Sarah-Jane Dias, Anushka Manchanda, Amrit Maghera, Rajshri Deshpande and Pavleen Gujral