Bimal Roy

Shekhar Suman admitted regretting his decision to turn down the role of Chunnilal in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Devdas (2002). He said a packed schedule kept him from taking it up, but later working with Bhansali on Heeramandi helped him rediscover his career and reach younger audiences, calling it a new lease of life.

Filmmaker Anand Pandit argues that the amplified role of background scores in modern cinema is not a new trend but a continuation of Bollywood's storytelling tradition. He emphasizes that music has always been integral to shaping characters and emotions, with technology now enhancing its impact and marketing potential.

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As 'Namkeen' celebrates its 44th anniversary, filmmaker Gulzar revisits the cinematic gem that intertwined Samresh Basu's narrative with unforgettable female protagonists. He delves into the intricate dynamics between these characters and Sanjeev Kumar's role, creating a tapestry of emotions. Moreover, Gulzar reflects on his exceptional partnership with musical genius R.D.

Today is Bimal Roy's 50th death anniversary. The filmmaker who bagged two National Awards, the International Prize at Cannes and 11 Filmfare Awards, with 'Madhumati' taking home five, passed away on January 8, 1966, at the age of 54.

Shashi Kapoor was given the lifetime achievement award from Bimal Roy Memorial and Film Society on Friday. Kapoor was handed over the award in Mumbai.

For his wife’s next Dhobi Ghat, Aamir Khan has convinced the Bimal Roy family to lend him a song from Madhumati

In the UK, Channel 4 will screen four of Bimal Roy's films through September and DD National will screen 11 of his films beginning July 30.

Filmmaker Bimal Roy's films should be made a part of film curriculum. Joy Bimal Roy, his son, now in Kolkata to attend the film festival, said this on Friday.

Actress Kangana Ranaut took to the Instagram handle dropped pictures from the sets of her maiden production ‘Tiku Weds Sheru’. Penning down a thank you note for late filmmaker Bimal Roys’ family for giving his rare camera for the shooting, the actress shared her happiness in the post.

Bimal Roy's cinematic masterpiece, "Do Bigha Zamin," is set to grace the 2025 Venice Film Festival with a stunning 4K restoration. This cinematic gem, a poignant portrayal of a farmer's struggle against industrialization, will be showcased under the Venice Classics section, accompanied by other restored masterpieces.

Dharmendra talks about his relationship with the late Bimal Roy, whose granddaughter Drisha is getting married to his grandson Karan Deol on June 18

Bimal Roy, the man behind classics like 'Do Bigha Zamin', 'Parineeta', 'Sujata', and 'Bandini', now has a road in Bandra named after him Bimal Roy Path.

It was a week of sheer magic, with its rare opportunity of sharing the ‘poetry on celluloid’ world of celebrated film maker Bimal Roy, who continues to inspire audiences, across generations and nations, in his centenary year.

One of the classic cult films of Bollywood 'Madhumati' that featured ace actors like Dilip Kumar and Vyayanthimala is all set to hit the big screens once again. After 60 years of its release the film is geared up for a revival with its theatrical shows beginning from 31st of January at the Films Division theatre at Mumbai's Peddar Road.

MUMBAI: Fans of the legendary film director, Bimal Roy would be transported through a musical odyssey with old melodies from the films of the master of Indian cinema at a special programme on April 14, organised in memory of the inimitable film personality.