Karan Johar Broke Down Before Salman Khan on Film Set
Director Karan Johar reveals he cried in front of Salman Khan during 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai' shoot due to nerves and pressure of working with a major star for the first time.
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Muzaffar Ali Envies Modern Filmmaking Freedom
Veteran filmmaker Muzaffar Ali opens up about his envy for the creative freedom and technological tools available to today's directors, contrasting it with his own era's constraints.
MEA: No Role in Galwan Film, Authorities Handling It
The Ministry of External Affairs states it has no involvement in filmmaking projects like the Galwan battle film, with the matter being managed by appropriate authorities.
J&K CM Abdullah Promotes Region as Filmmaking Hub
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is actively positioning Jammu and Kashmir as an attractive location for filmmakers, with plans for a potential collaboration with a Mumbai-based institute to boost the local film industry.
Simran Gill's Sustainable Wildlife Storytelling Business
Simran Gill turned her wildlife filmmaking hobby into Film Trotters Media, a production house balancing conservation stories with corporate work for financial stability.
Young Leopard Rescued from Open Well in Indore Village
A young leopard was rescued from an open well in Jamnia Khurd by Indore forest officials. The operation highlights the success of the Integrated Human-Wildlife Coexistence Model.
Sambar deer rescued from 40ft well in Pune village
A sambar deer trapped in a 40ft well in Alme village, Pune, was rescued in a 4-hour joint operation by forest dept & Wildlife SOS. The alert animal was released back into the wild.
Wagner Moura on Political Filmmaking at Golden Globes
Brazilian actor Wagner Moura, nominated at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, champions politically engaged art. He says artists must speak their minds, citing his work in 'The Secret Agent' and 'Narcos'. Read his powerful stance.
8 Best Countries for Wildlife Tourism Worldwide
Discover the top 8 global destinations famous for wildlife, from India's tiger reserves to Africa's great migration. Plan your next adventure to see nature's wonders.
Aparna Sen's Pioneering Role in Indian Parallel Cinema
Explore the journey of Aparna Sen, a trailblazing filmmaker who emerged in the 1980s Indian parallel cinema movement, challenging norms and creating space for women directors. Discover her lasting impact.
Nikkhil Advani: The X-Factor Needed for Films Today
Director Nikkhil Advani discusses the making of 'Freedom at Midnight' Season 2, the importance of multiple perspectives in historical drama, and why today's filmmakers must be fearless disruptors. Read the exclusive interview.
Punjab Wildlife Sanctuary Renamed for Guru Tegh Bahadur
Punjab's Jhajjar-Bachauli Wildlife Sanctuary is now Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Wildlife Sanctuary. The 289-acre sanctuary spans three villages in Rupnagar district. Read more about this tribute.
Wildlife Corridor Plan for Gurgaon-Faridabad Road After Leopard Deaths
Haryana's wildlife department urges NHAI to redesign the Gurgaon-Faridabad Road as a wildlife corridor with underpasses and speed control after a series of fatal leopard accidents. Read the full plan.
First AI-Generated Indian Film 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman' Announced
India's first fully AI-generated theatrical film, 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman – The Eternal', directed by Rajesh Mapuskar, is set for release on Hanuman Jayanti. The director discusses AI's role as a creative collaborator, not a job threat.
Snake Found in Mumbai Washing Machine, Expert Rescues
A non-venomous Indian rat snake was rescued from a washing machine in an Andheri home. Wildlife expert Prabhu Swami safely released it, highlighting urban wildlife encounters. Learn safety tips.
Deepika Padukone Announces Film Industry Initiative for New Talent
Bollywood star Deepika Padukone announces a major new initiative to nurture emerging talent across 10 key filmmaking departments. Discover the details and how it will impact the industry.
Alii Khan's AIKONS Aims to Be Largest AI IP Firm
Actor Alii Khan launches AIKONS, a global AI content studio targeting 100+ original IPs yearly. It blends cinematic storytelling with AI-powered production for global audiences.
Tisca Chopra: Bollywood is afraid of taking risks
Actor-director Tisca Chopra says Bollywood's shallow work stems from neglecting writers and a fear of breaking patterns. She urges the industry to invest in roots, not just fruits. Read more.
RGV Admits Dhurandhar Challenged His Core Filmmaking Beliefs
Veteran director Ram Gopal Varma reveals how Aditya Dhar's 'Dhurandhar' forced him to rethink heroes, violence, and scale. Discover why he calls it the future of Indian cinema.
Haryana gets Rs 10 lakh compensation from 411 poaching cases
An RTI reveals Haryana secured Rs 10 lakh compensation from 411 wildlife poaching cases in 5 years. Yet, low conviction rates and delayed trials raise concerns over enforcement. Read more.
Govt Camp Trains 400 Tribal Students in Photography, Arts
Tamil Nadu's Adi Dravidar Welfare Dept. is empowering 400 students from tribal schools in photography, filmmaking, and 16 art forms at a residential camp near Chennai, fostering leadership and cultural exchange.
Become a Cinematographer: AAFT's B.Sc Program Guide
Explore AAFT's B.Sc in Cinematography, a 30+ year program offering hands-on training, industry mentors, and career opportunities in India's booming film & streaming sector. Start your journey.
Indian Star Tortoises rescued from Vadodara home
Wildlife Rescue Trust volunteers seized two protected Indian star tortoises from a Sayajibaug employee's house in Vadodara. The reptiles were handed over to forest officials. Read the full story.
Prabhas Announces Short Film Festival for New Talent
Superstar Prabhas announces the 'Prabhas Short Film Festival' in Hyderabad to discover new storytellers. Submissions open from May 1. Read details on eligibility and prizes.
How Vinod Khanna Decided to Get Drunk for a Scene in '99'
Filmmakers Raj & DK reveal how late actor Vinod Khanna decided to perform a scene in '99' while tipsy, adding gravitas to his iconic cameo. Exclusive details inside.
AI in Indian Filmmaking: Boon or Threat? Top Directors Speak
From Ashwin Kumar to Shekhar Kapur, top filmmakers debate AI's role. Is it a creative accelerator or a threat to human artistry? Discover the future of Indian cinema.
Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2025 Winners Announced
The 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards saw record entries, crowning hilarious animal photos while supporting global conservation. See the funniest shots!
Upendra on Kannada Cinema's Future & AI in Filmmaking
Kannada superstar Upendra discusses sustaining the industry's global momentum, the shift from star power to ideas, and his fascination with AI's creative potential in an exclusive interview.
Cameron on AI in Film: A Threat to Human Emotion
James Cameron discusses AI's role in cinema with SS Rajamouli, warning it's 'dangerous' if it replaces actors. He also expresses interest in visiting the 'Varanasi' set. Read more.
Madhuri Dixit Compares Filmmaking: 1980s vs Now
Madhuri Dixit reflects on 40 years in Bollywood, contrasting the unorganized sets of her debut 'Abodh' with today's structured, actor-friendly environment for projects like 'Mrs Deshpande'.
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