In India, awards drive audience away from films: Jayaraj
'The new filmmakers are really talented and I appeal to them to take Malayalam films to new heights, and make films that match up to world films', says the director.
'The new filmmakers are really talented and I appeal to them to take Malayalam films to new heights, and make films that match up to world films', says the director.
Despite all the achievements in the film field, the audience in Kerala are reluctant to appreciate those who don't work in commercial films, says actor Musthafa.
Malayalam actor Rachana Narayanankutty is all excited to attend her first IFFI as two of her films are included in the Indian Panorama section of the 10-day festival.
Reaffirming that he chose to make his latest film 'Priyamanasam' in Sanskrit purely owing to his passion for the classical language, filmmaker Vinod said that all the campaign against the movie were baseless.
The final day will have only 16 films while the Monday evening will witness a spectacular concluding ceremony which will be graced by the presence of musical maestro A.R. Rahman.
Nissan gave a hands-on experience of two of its internationally popular vehicles - Patrol and Leaf - to select customers, auto enthusiasts and various stakeholders in India at the Nissan Carnival.
Being an Asian actor in Hollywood is not a walk in the park, but Indian-origin star Dev Patel, says his journey so far has been tough yet he has never been a victim of discrimination.
National Award-winning Malayalam director Jayaraj says literature has always been a source of inspiration for him and he wants to adapt more classics following his latest film Ottal, which is based on Russian writer Anton Chekhov's short story 'Vanka'. A multiple recipient of national and
Film festivals and commercial cinema are considered parallel lines but according to filmmaker Kabir Khan his directorial venture 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan', has made the paths meet.
After almost two decades, a Sanskrit movie, 'Priyamanasam' depicting the life of 17th century Keralite—poet-scholar Unnayi Warrier—is set to open the panorama section in the 46th edition of IFFI.