Cinema is one of the most powerful mediums of expression. Positive or negative, the influence is breathtakingly enormous. We will surely discuss these two faces of cinema in detail but first of all, we will talk about the sheer magic of the art.
One of the most beautiful actresses in Indian TV and films, Mrinal Kulkarni, is best remembered as Vicco Girl. Some of her iconic roles came in “Shrikant (1987),” “Swami (1988),” “The Great Maratha (1994),” “Mirabai (2009),” and “Son Pari (2000).” Early Life Mrinal Kulkarni was born on June 21, 1971, in Pune, Maharashtra. Mrinal was
Dibakar Banerjee is one of the new-age film makers who is responsible for changing the language and tone of cinema in the 2000s.
When she played “Bahar” in Mughal-e-Azam, there was a lot of Nigar Sultana in the role—headstrong, beautiful, a great tactician and planner with dreams as bright as her eyes and as big as her heart. I always think that Bahar could have been a great queen—shrewd, cold, calculated, and practical—and Nigar was the quintessential Bahar;
With the name Vivek Shauq, we immediately went back in time to Jaspal Bhatti’s “Ulta Pulta” and “Flop Show” days. The talented actor, comedian, writer, and singer carved a special place for himself in Punjabi and Hindi films, along with a successful career on stage as a comedian and singer. Early Life and Career Vivek
The 90s nostalgia is incomplete without private music videos, and the history of music videos is incomplete without Shweta Shetty, who will always be remembered for her albums Johnny Joker, Lambada, Deewane To Deewane Hai, and Dil La Ley. Known for her distinctive voice and vibrant style, Shweta’s voice became the anthem for a generation
Nothing was common in Balraj Sahni; an intellectual, an artist, an actor par excellence, and a figure revered by millions of people across the world, but he was known for playing the common man to perfection. Whether it is a farmer, a labourer, a white-collar job holder, a retired father, or a helpless older man
Indira Billi was an iconic actress of Hindi and Punjabi films who appeared in films like Shree 420, Yamla Jatt, Do Lachhian, and many more.
Onir is a distinguished figure in the Indian film industry, known for his intense films and bold subject choices.
One of the cutest faces of Indian cinema, TV, and theatre, Sushma Seth is a feisty performer, known for completely owning every role.
An explorer of marital relationships, Basu Bhattacharya was the luminary of Indian parallel cinema and the Bimal Roy school of filmmaking.
