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  • Review: Mank: Hollywood in black and white, and grey

    Review: Mank: Hollywood in black and white, and grey

    It is the turn of David Fincher this time, to romance Hollywood in black and white. Hollywood loves this sort of an introspection once in a while, which harks back to its glory days and deconstructing the grime beneath the glamour.

  • No more image barriers (Column: B-Town)

    No more image barriers (Column: B-Town)

    The image of a star was a big issue and consideration while casting for a film. Just about every male and female star had a particular image to fit into a role in which the viewer preferred to watch and accept them, so the makers cast his stars accordingl

  • Bollywood's romance with TV is on despite rise of OTT

    Bollywood's romance with TV is on despite rise of OTT

    OTT might be the rage right now, but Bollywood simply cannot get over its obsession with television. From Amitabh Bachchan to Salman Khan to Sunny Leone, the busiest of our filmstars keep returning to the small screen, to host shows, make special appearan

  • B-Towners back in Himachal for shoots (Ld)

    B-Towners back in Himachal for shoots (Ld)

    Picturesque Himachal Pradesh has traditionally been a hotspot for Bollywood. With themes getting Indian again over the recent years, the Swiss Alps seem to have become out of place. Hindi mainstream filmmakers are back to the mountain state to create dram

  • Review: Ava: Cliches kill the thrills

    Review: Ava: Cliches kill the thrills

    From Anna to Hanna to Atomic Blonde or Unlocked, the ladies in Hollywood have been doing brisk business too, playing the killer within the assassin/spy template. It's Jessica Chastain's turn now to get going with formulaic kills.

  • The Awards Inc. at crossroads! (Column: B-Town)

    The Awards Inc. at crossroads! (Column: B-Town)

    India is the flavour of the season. And the entertainment industry adds to this flavour. A few foreign studios came to India to be a part of the Indian film industry. Having experimented with all aspects of filmmaking, they have decided what their core bu