Tanuja Chandra

A documentary screening of 'Aunty Sudha and Aunty Radha' at Tagore Theatre resonated deeply with Chandigarh's elderly audience. The film, depicting two sisters living independently, sparked reflections on familial bonds, the quiet contentment of aging, and the importance of emotional well-being in later life. It encouraged a shift in perspective towards valuing and being present with elders.

Tanuja Chandra’s Bijnis Woman: Stories of Uttar Pradesh I Heard from My Parents, Mausis and Buas promises exactly what the title entails: a refreshing collection of anecdotal tales from north India.

Kajol took to Instagram, where she shared few moments from the 1998 film, which was directed by Tanuja Chandra.

Kajol gets nostalgic and pens heartfelt note as her film 'Dushman' complete 25 years...

The director of 'Qarib Qarib Singlle' speaks about the actor's fight against his life-threatening disease

Senior actresses Juhi Chawla and Ayesha Jhulka will be seen in the upcoming thriller series 'Hush Hush' on Prime Video from September 22.

Ashutosh Rana who debuted in Tanuja Chandra's Dushman is coming back with Pooja Bhatt's next film, Dhokha.

Tanuja Chandra, who had called the shots for Irrfan Khan starrer ‘Qarib Qarib Singlle’, speaks in awe of the actor. Fondly remembering the time when they worked together, Tanuja Chandra tells ETimes, “Irrfan, famously known for his internalized acting, would often mumble dialogues or make several, tiny noises even while speaking - no two takes were alike. But I would say what I found beautiful to watch from behind the camera was when it was so internal that he would be completely still and the emotion seemed to waft from his being. He would be so completely present in the moment that in the stillness there would be a great deal of dynamism. I think this is what made his performances so compelling.”

Kajol played the lead role in this Tanuja Chandra helmed psychological thriller. 'Dushman' released in 1998.

We caught up with stand-up comedian-turned-actor Vir Das on his recent trip to Delhi.

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The filmmaker was a close family friend of the actor and had also directed him in Qarib Qarib Singlle

Raveena Tandon’s career certainly seems to be on the right track. The actress has signed Kalpana Lajmi’s next as well as Tanuja Chandra’s next film. Tanuja who has so far directed three women-oriented films.

Kajol takes to her IG handle and posts a hilarious take on expectations vs reality concept. She gives us a sneak peek into what goes into making her all dolled and glammed up for a party

She's up there in the numbers game so far. Amisha Patel sure has an awesome record. Two films and two blockbusters to her credit. Kaho Na Pyaar Hai and Gadar. And her talent hasn't gone unnoticed either.

What keeps this beautiful actress away from Bollywood these days?

Juhi Chawla may not be in the news of late. But she's certainly not out. The pretty actress is bidding her time and choosing her films with care.

When working with ace directors, actors usually unlearn all that they know and let directors completely mould them and extract the best from them.

‘Qarib Qarib Singlle’, starring Irrfan Khan and Parvathy which had an average opening at the box-office, saw a good response on its second day at the ticket counter.

Tanuja Chandra made the delicate, sensitive but little-seen film about a Sikh family in the US after 9/11 called Hope & A Little Sugar. It released in India on April 18, 2008 and this film carried a message of hope. The underrated film features Anupam Kher as a Sikh father and Mahima Chaudhary as his daughter, together the two are coping with the trauma of losing a dear one.

Director Tanuja Chandra hosted a photo exhibition to promote her film.

Actress Preity Zinta has reminisced about her days in the late nineties, when she shot with a female director for the first time.

Two days left to go for that heartwarmer Stanley to make his way into your lives.

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As 'Dushman' turns 25 years old, director Tanuja Chandra shares how this film was a surprise for industry insiders. She mentions that the credit for the movie's success goes to the producers and the stellar cast.

Tanuja Chandra, whose 'Qarib Qarib Singlle', has been critically applauded, says she is more comfortable with hard-hitting films but would love to explore light-hearted stories as well.

For the first time, Vir Das - one of the funniest guys in India will play an intense role. In Tanuja Chandra's Raakh,a love triangle, Vir will be seen with Rajeev Khandelwal and Raima Sen.

Tanuja Chandra’s next film is based on a story by her mother Kamna Chandra. It will star Rajeev Khandelwal.