The Satyajit Ray classic, which had “Mahanayak” Uttam Kumar playing a version of himself but in a way that only he could, ...

India has made a mark at the Oscars with legendary artists like Bhanu Athaiya, Satyajit Ray, A.R. Rahman, and more winning ...

Kolkata: Satyajit Ray's ‘Kanchenjunga' (1962) was the first Bengali film in colour with Subrata Mitra behind the lens.

The 64-year-old filmmaker initially envisioned his latest film ‘The Storyteller’ as a tribute to Satyajit Ray on his ...

In the video, the director can be seen smoking a pipe as the two actors bring their character alive sonically. One of the clips also shows Smita Patil crying while placing the pallu of her saree on ...

Actress Sharmila Tagore discusses the re-release of her iconic films ‘Nayak’ and ‘Aradhana’ in theatres. She praises the ...

A story needs time. In a darkened theatre we give ourselves that time—and little details that pass unnoticed on our ...

German filmmaker Wim Wenders, on his first trip to India, praised the country and filmmaker Satyajit Ray. Speaking at South Mumbai’s Regal cinema, Wenders recounted his admiration for Ray ...

Why pick Iruvar over Bombay or Amar Akbar Anthony over Anand? Are the 12 films to be showcased and honoured in LA really the ...

The Storyteller trailer introduces Paresh Rawal as a passionate storyteller who, ironically, doesn't believe in committing his tales to paper.

Satyajit Ray’s 1966 film Nayak is about a superstar taking a train to collect a National Award. On his way, this star—played by matinee colossus Uttam Kumar—meets existential angst ...

From Mother India's first nomination in 1957 to Slumdog Millionaire's historic wins in 2009, India's journey at the Oscars has been marked by significant milestones. With achievements like Satyajit ...