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Actor Ishwak Singh is preparing for a busy phase with upcoming projects Janaadesh, Gandhari and What Remains. Calling it one of the most transformative periods of his career, the actor reveals that each role required extensive dialect and language preparation, including regional accents, Bengali inflections and a Pahadi dialect. Ishwak says getting the language right was important to fully inhabit each character. He has also begun shooting for another project in Lucknow, the details of which remain under wraps. The actor adds that collaborating with filmmakers like Prakash Jha and Devashish Makhija has been creatively enriching.

Gaurav Madan's Barah by Barah, a visually stunning film, explores Varanasi through the lens of a living death photographer. It has received critical acclaim and multiple awards at international film festivals.

Delhiites got a dose of Bollywood music when singer Ankit Tiwari and DJ Gaurav Madan performed at A State Of Music in the capital recently.

The grand finale of Everyuth Ahmedabad Times Fresh Face Season 13 was a success

Putting together an art do with the works of international artists like Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Serge Mendjisky etc... would take loads of knowledge about art, wouldn’t it?

Filmmaker Ashish Pant's feature directorial debut 'Uljhan/The Knot', starring Saloni Batra, will have its Asia premiere at the ongoing Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF).

Aroh Welankar starrer film Fun'eral’ a dark take on unemployment and death has won the Best Feature Film at Marathi Indian International Film Festival 2021 held in New Jersey recently. The film is directed by Vivek Dubey and Written and produced by Ramesh Dighe. Saleel Kulkarni won the Best Director award for his film 'Ekda Kay Zhala' which stars Sumeet Raghavan.

Some say Tollywood stopped making 16mm films at least 15 years ago. Others go further back, tracing the last reel outing in that format. Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute is screening Gaurav Madan’s 16mm film titled ‘Barah By Barah’ on Saturday.

'Pedro's narrative follows the titular character whose rather innocuous deed involving a cow leads to him getting ostracized by his near society. However, the film received a cold shoulder from the organizers of BIFFes who, reportedly, cited that the makers had not submitted the film for the right category.

Mumbai's festive spirit ignites with the booming tradition of cake-mixing socials. Once an intimate ritual, these vibrant gatherings now draw diverse crowds, blending nostalgia with novelty. Hotels are transforming the event with unique twists, incorporating local flavours and sustainability, making it a cherished community celebration marking winter's unofficial start. Read the story.