The sudden unexpected demise of the tall, lanky, lazy-eyed comedian Ravi Baswani on July 27, 2010 was just another sorry tale of talent gone wasted in Bollywood.

Marathi film Harischandrachi Factory is a fascinating portrayal of the struggles of Phalke and his entire family while making the first ever Indian film Raja Harischandra.

'Get Real!' That seems to be the magic mantra of Indian TV industry nowadays. The glut of reality-shows on various television channels is becoming plain mind-boggling.

The media got immediately interested when Bhagat started claiming that 3 Idiots was largely based on 5 Point Someone and he hasn't got proper credit as the film's story-writer! Now the question is who is right and who is wrong? Who is telling the truth and who is not?

The last ten years have seen Hindi cinema breaking away from tried-and-trusted formulas and move towards new trends and new themes. Here is an attempt to take stock of some of the most memorable Bollywood characters seen over the last decade!

DVDs from Yashraj films are interesting for two reasons- first, more often than not they present box-office hit films and second, they are full of special features presenting interesting behind-the-scene tidbits.

Well, Gaiir may not be a perfect film but it is wrong to accuse it of lacking a message. The message it sends out is loud and clear. The Marathi cinema is changing and changing for the better with new talents, new themes and new targets!

Tingya belongs to that rare category of films, which not only touches your heart but also stirs your soul deep within! Watching this film is realizing how little do we know or care for the lives of millions of poor and underprivileged Indian farmers and their families.