Tanmay Dhanania

Renowned director Salim Ahamed, celebrated for his masterpiece 'Adaminte Makan Abu', presents his much-anticipated fifth film, 'LEFTOVER', at the prestigious 2026 Cannes Film Festival. This compelling tale, drawn from the tapestry of everyday existence and human perseverance, features a talented cast including Arjun Radhakrishnan and Roshan Mathew.

The Hindi drama, 'The Rapist' directed by Aparna Sen, recently had its premiere at the International Film Festival of Kerala.

'Nishiddho' (Forbidden), the first film produced by Kerala State Film Development Corporation (KSFDC) as part of the state government’s project to support women directors, has bagged the Best Feature Film Award at the Ottawa Indian Film Festival Awards (OIFFA).

Nazarbandh features newcomers Indira Tiwari and Tanmay Dhanania, ropes in British cinematographer

Q on his ‘crude reality’ approach: My films are screened at world’s best film festivals

Mike Bartlett's acclaimed play 'Cock' is set to premiere in India this June, coinciding with Pride Month. Performances are scheduled in Delhi and Mumbai. Directed by Manish Gandhi, the play explores sexuality, identity, and emotional conflict through a man torn between his male partner and a woman.

Konkona Sen Sharma's love for sarees is well-known. On Wednesday afternoon, the actress-filmmaker took to Instagram and posted her pictures in a beautiful saree.

Aparna Sen and Konkona Sen Sharma, the mother-daughter duo, are pairing up yet again after a long gap.

“Nishiddho”, a film highlighting the phenomenon of migrant workers from Bengal filling the void left behind when their counterparts in Kerala leave for West Asia, is in competition of Indian language films at the 27th Kolkata International Film Festival. Tara Ramanujan’s debut feature film also maps the similarities between Bengal and Kerala.

Contemporary artists from Bangladesh and West Bengal will present an exposition about borderlands and their untold stories at the Rabindra Sarobar this weekend. Christened ‘Beyond Frontiers’, the two-day fest will reflect the legacies of Partition that artists have experienced during the course of work.

The 86th Berlin International Film Festival, also called the Berlinale, has selected Q’s 'Garbage' for showcasing its world premiere in the panorama section.

Many are confused whether there is something wrong with the vaccine since it has been administered in our country to the tune of 29 million doses.

Actor Anshuman Jha, who is making his directorial debut with the upcoming film 'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli', has shot the entire film on single 35mm lens. The film stars Arjun Mathur and Rasika Dugal in the leads along with Marvel Girl Zoha Rahman, Paresh Pahuja, Tanmay Dhanania and Garrick Hagon.

Minister for film and culture V N Vasavan launched the ticket sale of Nishiddho (Forbidden), the first film produced by the Kerala State Film Development Corporation (KSFDC) as part of the state government’s pioneering ‘Films Directed by Women’ project here on Wednesday.

Q’s Garbage, an explosive indie film that questions everything from patriarchy, religious intolerance, misogyny, violence against women, political ideology, is fast becoming a festival favourite

Strongly reacting to the recent spate of attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, noted filmmaker and social activist Aparna Sen has condemned the injustice against the minorities in the country.

Aparna Sen and Konkona Sen Sharma, the mother-daughter duo, are pairing up yet again after a long gap.

After the success of ‘Hush Hush’, Karishma Tanna is now gearing up to play Jigna Vora for Hansal Mehta’s ‘Scoop’. The film is inspired by the biographical book of crime reporter Jigna Vohra called ‘Behind The Bars In Byculla: My Days in Prison’.

Time and again, Konkona Sen Sharma has proved her mettle in rich content-driven film and has come out as one of the finest actors of Indian cinema. One can also say, be it her movies or interviews, Konkona has always chosen to emerge and embrace a unique personality of hers.

‘Nishiddho’ (forbidden),the first film produced by Kerala State Film Development Corporation (KSFDC) as part of the state government’s initiative to support aspiring women directors, has been selected to the competition section of the 13th Bengaluru International Film Festival

Aparna Sen’s next film ‘The Rapist’ which stars her daughter Konkona Sen Sharma as one of the leads will soon compete for a prestigious award at the Busan International Film Festival.

Anshuman Jha's directorial debut, 'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli,' a black comedy thriller starring Arjun Mathur and Rasika Dugal, has secured censor certification after four months. The film received an 'A' certificate with mandated edits, including muting gendered curse words. Jha expressed concerns over inconsistent language assessments.

Clearing airport security can be stressful, especially for artists with their unconventional looks and musical instruments. But actor Tanmay Dhanania had a rather pleasant experience at Mumbai airport recently when a CISF personnel asked him for tips on how to master the flute in his handbag.

Almost exactly a month after it was announced that Mumbai production house Phantom Films has acquired remake rights for Filmmaker Q's `Ludo', his latest the British-Indian comedy `Brahman Naman' -has been selected for the prestigious Sundance film festival's competitive section. The film, Q's debut in English, is set in the 1980s.

Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt, Zoya Akhtar, Hansal Mehta among others shower congratulatory messages for Anasuya Sengupta who created history and become the first Indian actor to get the best actor at Cannes!

Arjun Mathur, famed for his role in 'Made In Heaven', has married production designer Tiya Tejpal. The actor announced the news on Instagram, sharing a joyous picture of the couple adorned in traditional attire. Celebrities like Farhan Akhtar and Sonam Bajwa extended their congratulations. Recently, Mathur won 'Best Actor' for his role in 'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli' at the UK-Asian Film Festival 2024, a film that also earned Anshuman Jha the 'Best Director' award and received a standing ovation in London.

Aparna Sen has lashed out at the baseless reports that claimed the central government will be releasing a postal stamp on her name.