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Miraj Cinemas hits a century
110 screens strong across the country and poised for adding 100 more by March 20…….
Miraj Cinemas, one of the fastest growing brands in movie screening space has touched the 100-screen milestone.Continue reading “Miraj Cinemas Joins the “Century Club””
The screening was attending by Director Richie Mehta and Executive Producer of the film, Anurag Kashyap
Jio MAMI Film Club with Star yesterday, September 20, premiered Google’s ‘India in a Day’ at PVR Icon, Versova. Directed by critically acclaimed director, Richie Mehta and executive produced by Anurag Kashyap and Ridley Scott, the film received an overwhelming response from the audience. The premiere was attended by renowned personalities like Anurag Kashyap, Kiran Rao, Neeraj Ghaywan, Nagesh Kukunoor, Javed Jaffrey, producer of the film, Cassandra Sigsgaard and the members of MAMI Film Club. The premiere was also attended by guests from various parts of India whose footage had been selected for ‘India in a Day’.Continue reading “JIO MAMI FILM CLUB WITH STAR premiered Google’s INDIA IN A DAY”
First ever large scale collaborative film in the country
Continue reading “India In a Day, India’s Film Set to Release”
Stalwarts of the music industry came together this year, once again to applaud and lend their support to independent music artists at the 5th Artist Aloud Music Awards, a property of Hungama, Powered by VIBE British Audio, India’s only Digital Awards for Independent Artists in Music held on 20th April, 2016 at Blue Frog, Mumbai.Continue reading “5TH EDITION OF ‘ARTIST ALOUD MUSIC AWARDS’ ACCOMPLISHES YET ANOTHER MILESTONE”
The Department of Communication and Journalism Film Club, University of Mumbai is requesting the pleasure of your presence to cover at 24 Hour Film Marathon on 13-14 April 2016 at 11 a.m. at University of Mumbai Green Technology Multipurpose Auditorium, near Nano Science Technology Building,University of Mumbai Santacruz (East), Mumbai.Continue reading “24 Hour Film Marathon in University of Mumbai”
Netflix finally arrived in India last week, for the uninitiated Netflix is an OTT content service provider. The prime reason for Netflix’s popularity is the cheap pricing which is just around 8.99 USD (567 INR), and it can be streamed in two-four devices directly.
Let us look at how Netflix will fare in India. Many people say that India is a price sensitive country, which I feel is false, when you have majority of the nation living under less than 1 USD a day, it is but natural that people will spend according to their purchasing power. It is ridiculous to compare a third world nation with first world nation’s spending capacity.Continue reading “Namaste, Netflix”
This whole business of Aamir, an actor, and a citizen as IMPORTANT as you or me – irrespective of the class he enjoys – saying something and the way people are reacting has truly reached a circus-stage where you have carnival-barkers standing in front of every freak-show with their own costumes and placards. It is as if people have nothing ‘constructive’ to talk or write about and are using this episode to vent their frustrations: some genuine, most knee-jerk.Continue reading “The ‘I’ word”
After the success of Hunterrr, the lead duo, Gulshan Devaiah and Radhika Apte, have been approached for the sequel to the film. Harshavardhan Kulkarni who also directed ‘Hunterrr’, will direct the sequel.
Commenting on the sequel, Gulshan Devaiah said, “I was really happy with the response ‘Hunterrr’ received, so when Harshavardhan approached us for the sequel I immediately said yes. My character, Mandar, was a terribly insecure man in Part 1, till he found Tripti (Radhika Apte) who accepted him with all his flaws. In the sequel we will not go down the rocky track of the married couple fed up of each other. We saw that already in Tanu Weds Manu Returns.”Continue reading “Gulshan Devaiah and Radhika Apte to star in ‘Hunterrr’ sequel”
Guddu Rangeela is a prominent singer in Bhojpuri music industry, famous or rather infamous for his songs that are laced with sexual innuendos and crass lyrics. Subhash Kapoor’s film Guddu Rangeela, on the contrary, opens with an absolutely riveting ‘modern devotional song’- Mata Ka Email. While many may not be familiar with the Bhojpuri singer Guddu Rangeela, but the irony of the film, with that same notorious name, starting with a hilarious devotional song will not be lost on someone from Bihar. Sadly, despite a funny start and a reasonably exciting mid-point, Subhash Kapoor’s film squanders its potential in a dreary, lost second half.Continue reading “Guddu Rangeela Review: High on Promise, Low on Delivery”
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