Vivek Gomber

Vivek Gomber reflects on challenges post 'Court' and 'Sir'. Despite success, he faced 18-month stagnation. 'Sir' marked a turning point. Gomber felt disillusioned by industry's response but found hope through 'Sir.'

Director Jai Mehta reveals challenges faced during 'Lootere' shooting, including vivek gomber's intense scene on a ship. The series features a star-studded cast and follows a ship captain's struggle with a criminal legacy.

Court examines the Indian legal system through the trial of an ageing folk singer in a lower court in Mumbai.

Filmmaker Karan Johar launches the trailer of Rohena Gera's Cannes Critic’s Week Winning Film 'Is Love Enough? SIR'. The film is slated to hit the theatres on March 20, 2020.

The narrative timeline begins in 1977 and gradually rewinds back to 1968.

While actors undergoing weight gain/loss is common in Hollywood, it’s probably the first time that an Indian actor has attempted the same for forthcoming film Court.

Critically acclaimed movie ���Court��� by director Chaitnya Tamhane is all set to release in April, 2015.

Be it the biographical 'Roma' or road movie 'Y Tu Mama Tambien', it is impossible to be in a venture that does not come from a personal space, said Oscar winning director Alfonso Cuaron who has collaborated with India's Chaitanya Tamhane's for his film 'The Disciple'.

Post learning of the Oscar selection, Chaitanya Tamhane, speaking from Japan, thanked the jury

From being a broke 24-year-old to directing a National-award-winning film that will represent India at the Oscars, life has come a full circle for Chaitanya Tamhane with his debut movie Court.

Marathi film Court, which has won many awards in various film festivals, was released all over India on April 17.

The sixth edition of National Film Development Cooperation's (NFDC's) four-day film bazaar concluded on Saturday in a hotel at Panaji.

Actor-producer vivek gomber and debutante director Chaitanya Tamhane decided to go sightseeing after their film, Court, screened at the Asia Fukuoka Film Festival, in Japan, on Wednesday, when their phone began to ring

Bollywood actor Rajat Kapoor will soon be seen sharing screen space with vivek gomber, Deepak Tijori, Chandan Roy Sanyal and Amruta Khanvilkar in a thriller web show ‘Lootere’.

The Marathi film “Court” has been selected to be India’s entry in the Best foreign film category for the Oscars.

Cinegoers in Delhi, Kerala and Jammu and Kashmir will have to wait a little longer to see critically-acclaimed actor Irrfan's much-awaited film 'Angrezi Medium'in theatres.

Hansal Mehta's son, Jay, stepping into the director's chair marks a significant milestone in their professional journey, reflecting a blend of paternal pride and industry wisdom in filmmaking.

It’s been almost two years since the Marathi film 'Court' got a theatrical release in India but the magic of this legal drama refuses to fade.

Actor Rahul Bose took his second dose of Covid-19 vaccination on Saturday afternoon. The actor took to Instagram to share the news.

If the world is meant to be known, perceived, and observed in its rawest form, Chaitanya Tamhane’s craft of storytelling surely makes a mark allowing you to fall in love with it. The filmmaker who has earned rave reviews with the 2014 courtroom drama ‘Court’, is currently basking in the success with his latest creation ‘The Disciple’.

Filmmaker Hansal Mehta spoke about his "single largest" contribution to son Jai Mehta's 'Lootere'. He said that he was there in the role of "somebody who used all the tricks in the Indian filmmaking book."

After creating ripples at numerous film festivals across the world, the Marathi film 'Court' has been picked up for distribution by a distribution company which has earlier been associated with 'Interstellar' director Christopher Nolan

On March 24, Chaitanya Tamhane���s debut feature film 'Court' set up a firm milestone on the express highway that Marathi films are on these days

Bollywood's ace filmmaker Hansal Mehta, who has been in the spotlight for his latest web series 'Lootere', shared his views on the Hindi film industry, highlighting the ongoing fixation with box office numbers.

Court, the saga of a radical poet who is accused of waging war against the state, will represent India in the best foreign language category at the Oscars.

Beating a herd of big-ticket productions and box-office successes, the Marathi film 'Court' was on Wednesday selected as India's official entry for the Oscars.

NYIFF honors Shabana Azmi's 50-year cinematic journey, screening 'Fire'. Awards include Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan. Opens with 'Dear Jassi', closes with 'Mrs'. Films by Pooja Kaul, Wendy Bednarz. Festival director Aseem Chhabra highlighted the cultural representation.

Written and directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, the Marathi film features Aditya Modak and Arun Dravid in pivotal roles. It has been executive-produced by Oscar-winner Alfonso Cuaron

Shomshuklla’s debut directorial ventures take the city by storm.