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Politics, caste, power in the Ghats: 'Tiger's Pond' crew discusses at Berlin Film Festival
An Anurag Kashyap-backed movie, Tiger's Pond (Vaghachipani) is a Kannada film set in a village in the Western Ghats "that you can't find on Google Maps". Film critic Meenakshi Shedde explores the India-Singapore film's genesis and purpose with director and writer Natesh Hegde, and producers Anurag Kashyap, Ranjan Singh and Jeremy Chua
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Exclusive: Neerja and Advaitesha Birla on entrepreneurship, mental health and CSR
Kumar Mangalam and Neerja Birla's youngest daughter, Advaitesha, speaks to Forbes India about her social enterprise and plans to join the Birla conglomerate, along with her mother
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Manisha Koirala sets the record straight
Battling cancer, ageism and sexism in Indian cinema--veteran actor Manisha Koirala opens up to Forbes India about her 30-year journey in films. Starring in iconic movies including Bombay (1995), 1942: A Love Story (1994), and Dil Se (1998) to her latest project, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Heeramandi, Koirala has seen several ups and downs through her career. And contrary to popular opinion, she doesn't belong to a royal family. Watch her clear the air with Forbes India's Naandika Tripathi
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India's Global Influence: Driving change, inspiring the world - The Changemakers Episode 4
Culture, storytelling and innovation — three powerful ingredients shaping India's global influence.
Join us in our final episode of #TheChangemakers as we explore how visionary leaders are harnessing sustainable innovation and cultural storytelling to amplify India's presence on the world stage -
Pioneering a new era of luxury: The Changemakers Episode 2Â
Join Shantanu Mehra, Nikhil Mehra, and Pooja Makhija as they explore how storytelling, heritage, and personalization are redefining modern luxury
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India's Economic Transformation: The Role of Changemakers - The Changemakers: Episode 1
Join Ankur Warikoo, Shruti Shruti, and Ahana Gautam as they unpack the bold moves, big ideas, and breakthroughs redefining leadership in India today.
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Film review: Sandhya Suri's 'Santosh' is powerful, with charismatic leads
A film about a widow who inherits her husband's job in the police force, Santosh is a Hindi language film, but an international co-production from the UK, India, Germany and France. Meenakshi Shedde details how the film's power rests in its details, on the sidelines of the Toronto International Film Festival
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Film review: 'All We Imagine As Light' by Payal Kapadia
The buzzy film, which won the prestigious Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, didn't make the cut for India's Oscars entry. However, the film has garnered wide-spread appeal and made headlines around the world. Here's Meenakshi Shedde's review of the fantastical, poetic film
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Sauna Day: The Indian-Estonian film about men embracing intimacy
Co-directors Anna Hints and Tushar Prakash take us through the journey of 'Sauna Day', a short film about the ritual of men immersing themselves into Estonian smoke saunas at the end of a hard work day, as is the ritual. Here, men seek purification of their bodies, but also their souls—and are forced to grapple with ideas of intimacy in the process
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'Tired of cliched 'brown' roles, I wrote my own': Lawrence Valin
Born and raised in France, Lawrence Valin grew up fascinated by cinema in his native language, Tamil. His thrilling French-Tamil film, 'Little Jaffna', came after he tried to break it as an actor in the French film industry, but was disappointed with the roles he was being typecast in
