As Indian cinema rang in its hundredth year on the opening night, it seemed as if all of Cannes had turned up to wish us happy birthday. The champagne

When director Baz Luhrmann asked Amitabh Bachchan to introduce the festival’s opening film last night, the bilingual veteran did so in his inimitable style. He addressed the world audience

India is the Guest Country at Cannes this year, and fittingly so, because this the 100th year of our cinema, deserving some sort of a symbolic gun salute.
Beyond that,

This year is the centenary of Indian cinema and many events are being held to commemorate the landmark. But what exactly are we celebrating? A 100 years of quality

What makes a complete movie star is not just acting talent, but a combination of factors based on box office popularity and critical acclaim. The benchmarks that qualify stars

Films are and will always remain a director's medium. It is this singular vision which all departments—acting cinematography editing music—collaborate to translate on celluloid

Scores of ‘pure masala’ movies in recent decades have risen above just song and dance. Not only did they set the box office afire they also made your

Singer Shamshad Begum, whose lilting voice charmed fans of Bollywood films for more than 60 years, has died at the age of 94.

The singer's daughter Usha Ratra told local