Satyajit Ray’s ‘Sonar Kella’ put Jaisalmer on the map and in the minds of Bengali tourists. A new book celebrates its 50th anniversary In December 2013, a few friends and I took the Corbett ...

German filmmaker Wim Wenders, on his first trip to India, praised the country and filmmaker Satyajit Ray. Speaking at South Mumbai’s Regal cinema, Wenders recounted his admiration for Ray ...

I saw a huge number of Indian films with subtitles. Later on, I realized Satyajit Ray was one of the great filmmakers of his generation, and he was still alive,” Wenders said. Here's a look at ...

German filmmaker Wim Wenders, known for classics such as “Paris, Texas”, “Wings of Desire” and "Perfect Days", shared his deep admiration for India and filmmaker Satyajit Ray at a masterclasss here, ...

Satyajit Ray’s ‘Sonar Kella’ put Jaisalmer on the map and in the minds of Bengali tourists. A new book celebrates its 50th ...

Satyajit Ray's classic Nayak (1966) will re-release in theatres, restored in 2K with English subtitles. The film follows a renowned actor's journey and emotional confessions on a train, starring Uttam ...

Also starring Adil Hussain and Revathy, the film is based on Satyajit Ray’s short story, Golpo Boliye Tarini Khuro. It revolves around an elderly man, known for spinning grand tales. Despite ...

Ananth Mahadevan’s ‘The Storyteller’ is the latest adaptation of Indian filmmaker and author Satyajit Ray’s work ‘Golpo Boliye Tarini Khuro’. The film, starring Paresh Rawal and Adil Hussain, is ...

Mumbai, Feb 7 (PTI) German filmmaker Wim Wenders, known for classics such as “Paris, Texas”, “Wings of Desire” and “Perfect Days”, shared his deep admiration for India and filmmaker Satyajit Ray at a ...

The 1966 cinematic masterpiece Nayak, directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Satyajit Ray, will be re-released in theaters on February 21. Nayak, which first premiered on May 6, 1966, is also Ray's ...

The Storyteller trailer introduces Paresh Rawal as a passionate storyteller who, ironically, doesn't believe in committing his tales to paper.