Rohan Kanawade

Mumbai gears up for the 17th KASHISH Pride Film Festival, a five-day celebration of queer lives from June 3-7. Showcasing 153 films from 43 countries, the festival aims to foster visibility and inclusive storytelling. Filmmakers and industry leaders will gather to discuss representation and spark conversations around LGBTQ+ experiences, marking Pride Month with a global cinematic showcase.

After making its strong presence felt at the International Film Festival of India, Goa, Lalit Prabhakar's short film Khidkee will be screened at Mumbai International Film Festival

The filmmaker talks about the kind of cinema that resonates with the audience

As Sabar Bonda releases in theatres, we speak to director Rohan Parshuram Kanawade about the push the film got after the Sundance Film Festival honours, collaborating with Rana Daggubati, Nagraj Manjule, Sai Tamhankar, Nikkhil Advani and Vikramaditya Motwane, indie films and more. For Rohan, 2016 was a big turning point in life. He lost his father and had to travel to his ancestral village in Maharashtra for the last rites.

SABAR BONDA WINS GRAND JURY PRIZE AT SUNDANCE

The festival expands Industry Day into a two-day forum connecting South Asian creatives and their projects in development with Hollywood executives, and offering a $10,000 Pitch Competition Grant.

Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival is all set to create history.

Kiran Rao to attend Dharamshala International Film Festival

From Govinda and Amitabh on the big screen to Guthi and Palak on the small one, cross-dressing has a long tradition in India. But in real life, those who veer to the opposite closet have to stay inside it.