Soumitra Ranade

Mumbai's National Gallery of Modern Art will host a free animation workshop for children aged 8-16 from May 23-29, 2026. Mentored by Tehzeeb Khurana, the event introduces young participants to Indian animation techniques and visual storytelling, inspired by pioneers.

Soumitra Ranade grew up in a safe and happy Afghanistan.

The story is relevant today, when persecution is part of everyone's perception world over

The makers have now opted for crowd sourcing to wrap up the film.

The Film Bazaar 2016 which is held on the sidelines of the international film festival of India (Iffi), in Goa, has announced its official selection of projects for its main segment, the co-production market (CPM), to be held from November 20 to 24 in the state

Remember those 'wonder years' when you would be sitting awake in to the wee hours of the night enjoying those gripping tales of Gulliver's Travels. Once again you'll be re-visiting those pages of your book, and re-living the chapters of Gulliver's Travels.

MUMBAI: Gulliver will soon walk the land of school-going Indian Lilliputians. Jonathan Swift’s eighteenth-century classic has inspired a relatively big-budget Indian feature film for children, which is scheduled for release on May 16.

It was a dream come true for underprivileged children. They met the cast of iDreams latest offering Jajantaram Mamantaram (J2M2), which is slated to be released on May 30.

In the upcoming film 'Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyon Aata Hai', directed by Soumitra Ranade, actor Nandita Das plays five different roles. The film is a remake of Saeed Mirza’s cult classic of the same name and features Manav Kaul in the iconic role of Albert Pinto. One of the roles played by Das is of Stella, Pinto’s supportive girlfriend. Talking about Stella’s character Nandita Das says, “Stella is an ordinary person. But her simplicity and resilience is very relatable.” But the actor isn’t keen to talk much about the other characters, “These five characters appear in a unique and unpredictable manner and it wouldn’t be fair to divulge too much.”

The actress's eight-year-old son acts as her conscience-keeper

The tone-deaf balladeers, Goopi and Bagha, are all set for a stint at the Toronto International Film Festival.

MUMBAI: Changing themes, technical brilliance, better business prospects and tremendous growth in the exhibitor sector—the year ahead holds promise for Bollywood.

'Kathayatra', a three-day programme to celebrate stories, will be held at the Balgandharva Rangmandir from December 7 to 9.

Nandita Das said she enjoys both acting and direction, but being behind the camera gives her more creative fulfilment.

Animated films are the latest craze in Bollywood. And, many major stars are joining the bandwagon of this new platform of entertainment.

From thrillers, romance, comedy to animation films, UTV has something for all in 2010-11

MUMBAI: Rakesh Roshan's 'Koi Mil Gaya' had its special effects created in Australia and LA. Only a year later, however, the special effects of three big films - 'Main Hoon Na', 'Lakshya' and 'Gayab'- have all come from indigenous technicians.

MUMBAI: The Indian film industry is increasingly going in for higher standards and world-class production platforms.

Even as some Bollywood animation films bite the dust in 2009, there’s more action lined up in the next few months. TOI reports

While you're busy reading this, somewhere in a movie studio, scores of talented people are working on creating an animated likeness of the Boss.