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Jan 17, 14 • 65 Views • Interviews • Yash Thakur • No Comments
“Cannes was a mind blowing experience.” - Anil George This Friday, one of the most anticipated indie films, Miss Lovely is set to release. The film is Nawazuddin’s next film in line after The Lunchbox and the cast of Miss Lovely was in town to promote...
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Jun 9, 13 • 307 Views • Interviews • Aniket Dasgupta • 1 Comment
While working on my documentary film The Other Way, I came across a film on indie musicians in India called Echoes. I didn’t know who it was by, when and where I could watch it but out of the multitude of videos a healthy social networking life throws up,...
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Feb 15, 13 • 258 Views • Interviews • Team dfuse.in • No Comments
In the last two years, we have interviewed people primarily across the fields of music, movies and books. These are people who have inspired us and the ones around us. As enriching this experience has been, it has been equally enjoyable. We were completely...
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Feb 15, 13 • 293 Views • Interviews • Rajdip Ray • 1 Comment
More than a month ago, Rajdip Ray called in (quite excitedly) to say that he would be interviewing someone whose work he respected immensely. Today, after that long conversation and after transcribing four hours of audio, here’s the first part of our...
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Feb 15, 13 • 178 Views • Interviews • Rajdip Ray • 1 Comment
In the second part of our two-part interview with Amlan Datta, the independent filmmaker talks to Rajdip Ray about his adopted children, his passion for independent cinema and more. Read ahead and let us know what you think. Rajdip Ray: Tell us about your...
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Oct 8, 12 • 145 Views • Interviews • Lipi Mehta • No Comments
A writer of fabulous short stories and the creator of the Timpa comic series, Jhangir Kerawala now even has a novel in his kitty. Here, he talks to us about his book JFK and gives us an insight to his writing process amongst much more. Lipi Mehta: To start...
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Feb 22, 12 • 203 Views • Interviews • P.C. Cherian • 1 Comment
P.C. Cherian: To start with, I loved Chanakya’s Chant. I like how it has a parallel story of a modern-day individual that combines statesman with kingmaker. It’s almost as if you made the modern-day politician a hero. How exactly did you think of this...
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Jan 6, 12 • 203 Views • Interviews • Ahmed Faiyaz • 2 Comments
There are very few writers whose writing can make you speculate about a topic for a long time. Ronald Malfi is an example of such a writer. With works like Shamrock Alley and Via Dolorosa under his belt, he talks to Ahmed Faiyaz about his other book, Canyon...
