The Tollywood blockbuster has won over global audiences, but I hope western viewers won't limit their consumption of Indian cinema to one breakout title.
The Beatles and India combines archive footage and eye-witness accounts to shed light on a unique cultural crossover.
By D'Arcy Doran
Philippe Lopez’s street photography looks at how Bollywood shapes India’s kaleidoscopic cities.
This gently profound Indian comedy sees a father travel across country with his son to face off with death.
Mumbai-based director Shubhashish Bhutiani tells the story behind his low-budget debut, Hotel Salvation.
By Sophie Yapp
A teen sex comedy set in ’80s Bangalore drops to Netflix and it's… pretty okay.
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