INDIAN FILM INSTITUTE

In 1970, Indian cinema was dominated almost entirely by mainstream films. These movies often followed formulaic plots, vibrant song-and-dance routines, and star-driven narratives.

On December evening in 1895, a small audience gathered in the basement of the Grand Café on the Boulevard des Capucines in Paris.

There is nothing more that has been done in the Indian animated film market.

India’s answer to ‘Laurel and Hardy’ were the duo Gope and Yakub. Gope was an iconic comedian actor in Indian Cinema. Beginning almost immed

Mumbai is the capital city of the State of Maharashtra where Indian Cinema was born with the first-ever film show at Watson's Hotel on 7 Jul

Covid 19 has indeed killed thousands of people and industries worldwide, the film industry being one of them. It may not have hurt smaller c

Basu Chatterjee almost single-handedly transformed ‘The Common Man’s’ tales into a genre. His cinema mostly was about ‘day to day life’, his

Long before Mrs Funnybones found out about the real Padman Arunachalam Muruganantham – the man himself, who has invented the machine for mak

A leading light of the alternative Indian cinema that draws inspiration from the films of Ritwik Ghatak, Geneva-based Anup Singh has...