A month ago, 34-year-old Aamir Aziz found that his poem had been used in an exhibit by renowned artist Anita Dube at the Vadehra Art Gallery, without due credit.
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Tatsam Mukherjee has been working as a film critic, culture reporter since 2016. He is currently based in Bangalore.
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The Atypical Protagonist is an interview series by 바카라 India exploring the evolution of the protagonist in the Hindi mainstream over the last decade, where actors have been able to carry a project without necessarily bowing down to the homogeneous notions of a ‘lead character’.
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Adolescence deals with a parent라이브 바카라 worst fear—What if we’ve given birth to a criminal? There라이브 바카라 no real manual to parenting. How does one keep an eye on their child, without suffocating them and pushing them away?
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Attending the Sundance Film Festival in Utah for the first time, the experience is filled with snow, long days, and the challenge of keeping up with the fast pace
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The Atypical Protagonist is an interview series by 바카라 India exploring the evolution of the protagonist in the Hindi mainstream over the last decade, where actors have been able to carry a project without necessarily bowing down to the homogeneous notions of a ‘lead character’.
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From multiplexes restrategising ticket and F&B prices to audiences taking onus to go for films in theatres -- there's a lot that needs to align to secure the future of non-tentpole films in theatres in India.
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Tanushree Das and Saumyananda Sahi라이브 바카라 Baksho Bondi (Shadowbox) recently had its premiere at the prestigious Berlinale 2025 in the ‘Perspectives’ section, among 14 other films by debutante filmmakers. Tatsam Mukherjee spoke to directors Das and Sahi and producers Naren Chandavarkar and Shaunak Sen on the film라이브 바카라 genesis and the changing landscape for independent films. Excerpts:
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바카라 at Berlinale | Directors Tanushree Das and Saumyananda Sahi talk about the dreams, images that led to the project; and producers Naren Chandavarkar and Shaunak Sen make sense of the changing landscape for independent films in India.
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Anas Saeed, Ibrahim ‘Snoopy’ Ahmad, Rawia Alhag, Timmea Mohamed Ahmed and Phil Cox talk about the off-kilter choices, and the role of cinema in educating the world about cultures while discussing their documentary 'Khartoum'.
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