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Rakesh Roshan To NDTV On Evolution Of Indian Cinema: "We Used To Make Larger Than Life Films"
Rakesh Roshan also talked about how modern films lack the “fairy tale” element and have become more realistic
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Kudumbasthan OTT Release Date: Manikandan’s Film to Premiere on ZEE5
Tamil film Kudumbasthan, starring Manikandan, will stream on ZEE5 from February 28 after grossing Rs. 222 crores in theaters. Directed by Rajeshwar Kalisamy, the film has been praised for its emotional depth and realistic portrayal of middle-class struggles. Featuring an ensemble cast, including Sanvi Meghna and Guru Somasundaram, it resonated with...
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Farhan Akhtar: Escapist Cinema Is Still Not Dead
Farhan Akhtar feels that it is a very good thing that realistic films have worked but he doesn't think that it is the 'death of escapist cinema'
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Blog: Why I Loved Pink
I am neither an avid movie watcher nor a keen cinema goer, but persuaded by a colleague's strong recommendation, I decided to watch the movie "Pink". It is indeed a very well made movie that captures the moods, hues and texture of Delhi and its surroundings in an eerily realistic manner.
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Satyajit Ray's The Apu Trilogy Included in Top Five Greatest Asian Films
The Apu Trilogy depicts the life of Apu in Pather Panchali (1955), Aparajito(1956), and Apur Sansar (1959). A masterpiece that realistically and placidly portrays Indian society - Satyajit Ray is known as a master of Asian film as well as the father of Indian cinema, a statement said
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I'm a huge fan of commercial cinema: Ayushmann Khurrana
Vicky Donor actor Ayushmann Khurrana says he has no specific plans in place but would love to do "realistic roles" in commercial films.
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From real to reel: Reality inspires more Bollywood films
Real-life incidents are finding their way on to reel, spurring Indian cinema's gradual move towards more realistic cinema.
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Today's Cinema Is More Keen On Entertaining, Says Deepti Naval
Deepti Naval feels that today realistic cinema is more keen on entertaining the masses rather than dealing with sensitive issues diligently.
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Films and reality are two different things: Anees Bazmee
Anees Bazmee admits candidly that he has no intention of ever making a realistic film with a message.
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Rakesh Roshan To NDTV On Evolution Of Indian Cinema: "We Used To Make Larger Than Life Films"
Rakesh Roshan also talked about how modern films lack the “fairy tale” element and have become more realistic
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Kudumbasthan OTT Release Date: Manikandan’s Film to Premiere on ZEE5
Tamil film Kudumbasthan, starring Manikandan, will stream on ZEE5 from February 28 after grossing Rs. 222 crores in theaters. Directed by Rajeshwar Kalisamy, the film has been praised for its emotional depth and realistic portrayal of middle-class struggles. Featuring an ensemble cast, including Sanvi Meghna and Guru Somasundaram, it resonated with...
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Farhan Akhtar: Escapist Cinema Is Still Not Dead
Farhan Akhtar feels that it is a very good thing that realistic films have worked but he doesn't think that it is the 'death of escapist cinema'
-
Blog: Why I Loved Pink
I am neither an avid movie watcher nor a keen cinema goer, but persuaded by a colleague's strong recommendation, I decided to watch the movie "Pink". It is indeed a very well made movie that captures the moods, hues and texture of Delhi and its surroundings in an eerily realistic manner.
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Satyajit Ray's The Apu Trilogy Included in Top Five Greatest Asian Films
The Apu Trilogy depicts the life of Apu in Pather Panchali (1955), Aparajito(1956), and Apur Sansar (1959). A masterpiece that realistically and placidly portrays Indian society - Satyajit Ray is known as a master of Asian film as well as the father of Indian cinema, a statement said
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I'm a huge fan of commercial cinema: Ayushmann Khurrana
Vicky Donor actor Ayushmann Khurrana says he has no specific plans in place but would love to do "realistic roles" in commercial films.
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From real to reel: Reality inspires more Bollywood films
Real-life incidents are finding their way on to reel, spurring Indian cinema's gradual move towards more realistic cinema.
-
Today's Cinema Is More Keen On Entertaining, Says Deepti Naval
Deepti Naval feels that today realistic cinema is more keen on entertaining the masses rather than dealing with sensitive issues diligently.
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Films and reality are two different things: Anees Bazmee
Anees Bazmee admits candidly that he has no intention of ever making a realistic film with a message.
