Debesh Banerjee

Ramzan nights glow with colourful stories across India. In Old Delhi, a gur ka sharbat sells for Rs 5.

An Oxford University researcher’s short film about the rising youth unemployment in Uttarakhand will be part of university and school curriculum across the UK.

Shobasakthi on his yearning to return to Sri Lanka, his political allegiances and why violence solves nothing.

Ammar Aziz’s film A Walnut Tree throws light on the life of those displaced by Pakistan’s war on terror.

50-ft mural festooned with cookie imagery painted on the wall of Moolchand underpass but authorities have no idea how it came up.

132-minute documentary “The Factory”, shows the aftermath of that incident that was over within a few hours that evening.

Murad Osmann, creator of the popular #followmeto Instagram account, on creating unique travel images.

Filmmaker Hardik Mehta’s directorial debut, which is based on Vikramaditya Motwane’s short story, is about a young man who undergoes circumcision.

Kamal Haasan on his mentor K Balachander, controversies around his films and his daughters Shruti and Akshara. .

A short film by Farhad Dehlvi, about living alone in a big city, premiered at Cannes yesterday.

National Award-winning filmmaker Vinod Kapri's next feature is a single character film based on a two-year-old girl.

A film looks at the link between Kolkata street vendors and office-goers.

Pushpendra Singh’s directorial debut brings to screen a popular Rajasthani folk tale, about a woman who is afraid to dream.

Some rare images from World War I highlight the contribution of Indian soldiers in the campaign of Gallipoli.

Khyentse Norbu talks why he is not an ideal spiritual guru.

Raj Amit Kumar on his banned film Un-Freedom that explores taboos on religion and sexuality .

Neeraj Ghaywan’s debut feature film, Masaan, which looks at the lesser-known facets of Varanasi, is part of the Official Selection at Cannes this year.

Tale of caste oppression in India’s hinterland won favour among critics at Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.

A book on the life of Dhirendranath Ganguly chronicles the filmmaker’s contribution to Bengali cinema .