ICONIC – A Fashion Film For Bridelan Jaipur I
Launching today ICONIC our newest campaign that is luxe, modern and still holds forth timelessness as it’s strong suit
Read MorePainting is ultimately a culmination of several emotions and memories’: artist Abul Hisham
Borrowing ideas from myth, fables, scriptures, and children’s illustrated books, Abul Hisham’s figures are suspended between spiritual longing and out-worldly tension
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Bridelan Jaipur has two meanings: the Bridelan part relates to classics while Jaipur is all about paying an ode to Indian jewellery craftsmanship
Read MoreRangeen: A Real-Life Hindu-Muslim Gay Love Story Set in Mumbai
Being a Muslim, gay and in love with a Hindu are all big taboos in India. A ten-minute short film explores more
Read MoreA Sci-fi and Manga Fiend, Sahej Rahal’s Art Blends Comics, History and Myth
The Mumbai-based artist presents an alternate civilization with ‘Juggernaut,’ a world of dystopia and local legends
Read MoreFinding Absurdity: Pratap Morey’s New Solo Decodes Mumbai’s Ever-Changing Cityscape
Pratap Morey investigates Mumbai’s notorious lack of spaces, the haphazard and rapid gentrification in the last few decades
Read MoreArtist Krishen Khanna Talks About His Long Friendship with the Late Sayed Haider Raza
Sayed Haider Raza’s art engaged with the transcendental realities. He evolved his own style, known as the meditative ‘bindu’
Read MoreICONIC – A Fashion Film For Bridelan Jaipur III
Jaipur is ICONIC. Creating a new voice of bridal fashion and aesthetics in the universe of Indian fine jewellery
Read More‘I Watched Every Film in a Video Parlour:’ Nitesh Tiwari, The Director’s Cut
Filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari reminisces about his early life and the advertising stint before entering Bollywood
Read More‘B Movies Were Giving a Finger to Bollywood and I Really Liked That:’ Daddy director
Filmmaker Ashim Ahluwalia talks about the influence of Mumbai on his filmography. He also revisits his films Miss Lovely and Daddy
Read More‘If You Want To Say Something You Might As Well Say Interestingly:’ Rakeysh Mehra
Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra is a Delhi boy. Here he talks about the Capital, his influences and his key film, Rang De Basanti
Read MoreA Master of Pulp Fiction: Director Sriram Raghavan’s Heart of Darkness
Sriram Raghavan knows how to pump out thrilling capers, with their delicious pulpy flavour very much intact
Read More‘Stories Have Medicinal Qualities. They Can Heal But Can Also Turn You Sick’
Kamal Swaroop’s Om-Dar-Ba-Dar is an underground cult outside the ambit of anything that Hindi cinema has ever seen
Read MoreGulzar’s Lesson to Vishal Bhardwaj: ‘In Cinema, Emotion is Stronger Than Logic’
Vishal Bhardwaj talks about the influence of William Shakespeare and Gulzar on his filmography. He also revisits his films Maqbool and Haider
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