Mumbai, May 4 (IANS) Sai Tamhankar, whose latest release is the series “Matka King”, feels the industry is undergoing a new shift, with talent finally taking the spotlight. Tagging it “a very good era for actors like me,” the actress says there are now “amazing opportunities.” “I think the generic norms, criteria, and set formulas are changing. You cannot place a set formula and say that, okay, this is going to be a sure-shot hit. Things have changed, and it is really nice. I think it’…
Latest Black & White News & Updates
Mumbai, April 24 (IANS) Sharing her two cents on the long-standing debate around regional actors shifting to Hindi cinema, actress Sai Tamhankar has said that the divide isn’t just created by the industry alone but also by audience perception. Asked if she thinks the industry still draws an unfair distinction when it comes to regional actors transitioning into Hindi, Sai told IANS: “Yes and no. I think not just the industry, it’s the audience also that is responsible.”She understands that …
Mumbai, March 23 (IANS) Veteran filmmaker Subhash Ghai has shared a reflective post expressing his appreciation for change and how it continues to shape his outlook on life and creativity. He wrote: “I love the change n it triggers me to fall in love with the change. BE IT A – time, technology, people, perspectives, profession, cinema, entertainment, education, theatre, myself, even my portrait I Iive excited everyday. Move like river. Love people n universe with a change. Do what u love, love…
Mumbai, March 21 (IANS) Subhash Ghai has delivered several noteworthy projects as a director, but did you know he has also done a few noteworthy projects as an actor. In this latest post on Instagram, he recalled his first movie as an actor, which was “Taqdeer” back in 1967, alongside Bharat Bhushan, Shalini Mardolkar, Farida Jalal, and Johnny Walker.Made under the direction of A. Salaam, “Taqdeer” shares the tale of a destitute widow who is forced to marry a man she dislikes for the well-being …
Mumbai, Dec 26 (IANS) Veteran filmmaker Subhash Ghai recently looked back at his 2008 film “Black & White” and called it one of the most unconventional projects of his career. Reflecting on the audience response and the intent behind the film, Ghai shared why it stood apart from his usual style and continues to remain close to his heart years after its release. Taking to Instagram, the director shared a poster of the film featuring Anil Kapoor and revealed that “Black & White” wa…