"My drive was to make a visually arresting film" - Nagesh Kukunoor

Why did Nagesh Kukunoor make 'Dor' after films like 'Hyderabad Blues', 'Teen Deewarein', 'Rockford' and 'Iqbal'? This is what the young director has to say about this:

Madhur Bhandarkar Turns ‘Fashion’able

Madhur Bhandarkar is turning fashionable these days. Well, he has been in vogue for some time now, it’s just that after treading the underbelly of ‘Chandni Bar’, dissecting the hollowness of ‘Page 3’ party circuit, the heartbreakingly ruthless ‘Corporate’ world and unlocking the stench of murky business happening at the ‘Traffic Signal’, the ‘realistic’ director has pointed his directorial guns at

Dial 42 For Munnabhai

The demand for Rajkumar Hiran’s ‘Lage Raho Munnabhai’ is getting bigger by the day. After the settlement-post-midnight with the multiplexes on the day of the film’s release, ‘Lage Raho…’ released with an overwhelming 500 prints. But according to producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra, he had to release another 42 prints the very first day in Mumbai itself.

Naseer, Paresh, Nana in Luthria’s ‘Hattrick’

‘Kachche Dhaage’ director Milan Luthria got a new lease of life when his film ‘Taxi No. 9 2 11’ received critical as well as audience acclaim. Luthria is one of the hottest directors doing the rounds these days. The name of his next film is ‘Hat Trick’ and he has managed a casting coup by getting together stalwarts like Naseeruddin Shah, Paresh Rawal and Nana Patekar.

Munna’s Gandhigiri Rocks

‘Lage Raho Munnabhai’ has finally won the battle with the multiplexes. And the Gandhian principle of ‘Satyagrah’ that they’ve exemplified in their brilliantly soothing film has been practiced by them in real life too. It was great to see big multiplexes showing ‘LRMB’ in huge numbers. In fact, Fame Multiplexes (owned by Shringar Films, the Distributor of the film) are showing a whopping 15 shows d