All India articles – Page 19
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Reviews'Anatomy of Violence': Toronto Review
Dir/scr/prod des: Deepa Mehta. Canada/India, 2016. 93 mins
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NewsSix selected for Indian film-makers residency
The film-makers will each receive an expert mentor to help develop their feature projects.
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NewsChina launches probe into Comcast-DreamWorks deal
Comcast is planning to acquire the animation studio in a $3.8bn deal.
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NewsIndia’s PVR Cinemas denies Wanda stake sale
Reports had previously emerged that the Chinese media giant had offered for a majority stake in the exhibitor.
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NewsDisney to scale back Indian production (reports)
The Walt Disney Co (India) is scaling back its local-language production, according to local media reports.
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NewsNFDC picks six for 10th Screenwriters' Lab
Projects show a diversity of languages: Tamil, Malayalam, Bengali, Hindi and Punjabi.
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NewsLionsgate, Anil Kapoor plot 'Red' remake for India
The studio announced on Friday morning it is moving ahead with a Hindi-language version of the hit action comedy.
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News'Raman Raghav 2.0' star Nawazuddin Siddiqui to play Indian writer Manto
EXCLUSIVE: Gangs Of Wasseypur actor will star in Nandita Das’ biopic.
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NewsAnurag Kashyap’s 'Giddy' on US-India genre slate
EXCLUSIVE: Blumhouse, Ivanhoe and Phantom Films are teaming on a slate of three local-language films.
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NewsIndia's NFDC sells classics including 'Ghandi' to Zee
The Indian company will show the titles, totalling 49, as part of an NFDC film festival.
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NewsIndia's Mallika Sherawat joins China's 'Time Raiders'
Daniel Lee’s latest feature is based on a novel and screenplay from Uncle Three.
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NewsIndia's Zee Studios takes 'Half Girlfriend', 'Flying Jatt'
EXCLUSIVE: Indian outfit has picked up rights to two titles from Balaji Motion Pictures.
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NewsKino Lorber launches South Asian distribution label Silk Road
EXCLUSIVE: Label is designed to drive Asian cinema into US.
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News'The Jungle Book' becomes India’s biggest Hollywood film
Boosted by local cultural connections, Disney’s The Jungle Book has become the highest-grossing Hollywood film ever in India, taking $23.8m (Rs1.58bn) in 12 days.
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FeaturesIndia box office: mid-budget and Hollywood booming
Modest budget films are outperforming bigger budget fare in India, while Hollywood films doubled their market share in 2015.
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NewsMadrid to host Bollywood Awards in June
The Spanish capital will be the next destination for the itinerant International India Film Academy gala.