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.
Alicia Rhett, the actress and portrait painter, is best remembered for her role as India Wilkes, the serious young sister of Ashley Wilkes, whose love for the dull and timid Charles Hamilton is spurned in favour of southern belle Scarlett O’Hara (Vivien Leigh) in the 1939 epic film “Gone with the Wind.” At the time
The Faulty Genius, Controversy's Favorite Child, Mel Gibson, is among the most versatile, well-rounded, and accomplished actors and filmmakers of his generation.
An actress, voice artist, model, beauty queen, philanthropist, activist, and entrepreneur, Gul Panag is also an icon for women’s fitness. She is also a traveller who has travelled to over 30 countries, an adventurer who loves off-road driving, biking, horse riding, bungee jumping, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, endurance trekking, and preparing for climbing Mount Everest.
Who can forget Indian cinema’s most “Loveable Uncle,” and “Cutest Father” David? Espacially in Hrisikesh Mukherji’s films? Be it Chupke Chupke’s scheming Haripad Bhaiyya or Khoobsurat’s single father who talks in rhymes with his daughters, he brings a kind of positivity to his roles that is long gone from the cinema and society. Early Life
With her unique choices that reflect her willingness to experiment and stand out, Vidya has redefined the portrayal of women in Hindi cinema. Known for her extraordinary acting, her ability to own the screen, and her boldness to explore, she established herself as one of the greats of the craft. Early Life Vidya Balan was
Known for his expressive dialogue delivery and powerful screen presence, Anwar Hussain was a prominent actor known for his versatile roles, especially in negative roles in films like Footpath, Bhabhi, Ab Dilli Door Nahi, Ganga Jamuna, Shaheed, Baharon Ke Sapne, Victoria No. 203, Chori Mera Kaam, and many more. Early Life Anwar Hussain was born
Parikshit Sahni, the son of great Balraj Sahni remains one of Indian cinema’s most underrated and under utilised actor. He is also a classic case of “remain in the shadow of his illustrious father.” Despite being a good actor himself he is never able to achieve the success Balraj Sahani enjoyed in his career. Early
Naughty, beautiful, innocent—we can call her by many adjectives; yesteryear actress Shakila was all that and much more. In her hey days, tabloids callled “Arabi Chehra (Arabian Beauty),” because of her sharp features. Some of her most memorable films include “Aar Paar (1954),” “C.I.D. (1956),” “Shriman Satyawadi (1960),” “China Town (1962),” and many more. Early
The quintessential comedian of Indian cinema Asrani, an actor of immense talent whose Hindi film career has spanned five decades, is also a director and, before that, an acting teacher. Asrani has played the lead, comedic, and supporting roles in over 450 Hindi and Gujarati films. Early Life and Education Asrani was born Govardhan Asrani
Nana Patekar is a one-of-a-kind actor/human being, immensely talented and unique in everything—approach, thought process, execution, and behavior—you can’t find a match for that. He stood out and alone. He always left us amused, confused, and very often in awe of him. Farmers will not see good days unless their produce gets a guaranteed price.
