It’s all happening so fast. When I signed the film, it didn’t hit me. But once we started shooting and I faced the camera for the first time, it hit me like a boulder.

Morroco has been extremely supportive of Indian Cinema. As an actor who belongs to Bollywood, it’s my duty to be here. It’s important for our films to be showcased here.

Director Bohman Ghobadi called me one day and asked me to play this role. I was surprised that he wanted me to play the role of an Iranian woman.

Zoya Akthar and Reema Kagti are like two bickering sisters from a previous lifetime. But they call each other Zo and Ree ‘out of love’, they insist.

There was a lot of cynicism towards Indian Cinema from the West but that attitude has eventually worked in our favour and has become our forte.

In the poetically poignant world of Satyajit Ray’s Apur Sansar (1959), 14-year-old Sharmila Tagore as the ill-fated bride, captured the imagination of cineastes.

“Our lives are not our own. We are bound to others, past and present. And by each crime, and every kindness, we birth our future.” Based on this very thought, the Wachowski siblings (The Matrix trilogy) along with Tom Tykwer (3) gives us this marvel of a film Cloud Atlas.

Films based on true stories especially about historical events, some of which very few are familiar with, are told with zest and fearlessness. Ben Affleck’s taut political thriller Argo excels in all counts of the genre it belongs to.

Steven Spielberg's Lincoln is a bio-pic that showcases the life and times of the 16th president of the United States of America. This is a film tackled by America’s most iconic director on the country’s most iconic Commander-in-Chief...

Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow’s second directorial venture Zero Dark Thirty could’ve gone horribly wrong. The good news is that it doesn’t.

She is back to where she belongs. She is back to entice us with her magic. Watch Madhuri Dixit compass her charm at Filmfare photoshoot, as we look on...

Quentin Tarantino had our curiosity, now he has our attention. Django Unchained is the most vicious film Quentin Tarantino has ever made. You may have seen ears being cut, heads being sliced and skulls being smashed...