Remembering Yash Chopra
To call him the ‘King of Romance’ may be doing disservice to a prolific creator like Yash Chopra
“Author Archive”
Amborish Roychoudhury is a Social Media professional and film fanatic. Apart from films, he's fond of comics and classic detective fiction. For a Bengali who was exposed to a deluge of literature, music and cinema, with a liberal dose of Doordarshan at an early age, this queer mish-mash resulted in a keen awareness of pop-culture, particularly Cinema.
In a Cult of their own, Part – II
Yash Chopra is looked upon as the grandfather of candyfloss romance, an antithesis to the more ‘artistic’ genre of films. One wonders why.
In a Cult of their own (Part – I)
Films that gained a ‘cult following’ over the years, despite being unnoticed on release
Nobody thought we’re making a feature film with such a small camera: Kenny Basumatary, Director, Local Kung Fu
An interview with Kenny Basumatary, the director of Local Kung Fu, being screened this Saturday at Delhi Ocian’s CineFan Film Festival.
Villains in Indian Cinema
Javed Akhtar once said that if one were to make the list of the villains of Hindi Cinema, one can write the socio-political history of India for the last sixty years. Nothing could be more apt.
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