Tanushree Ghosh is a Special Correspondent with a focus on local news in India, particularly in Maharashtra and Mumbai. With a background in supply chain and technology, Tanushree also works as an author, activist, and is the founder and director of Her Rights. Her articles cover a range of topics including film festivals, cultural events, social issues, and women's rights.
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By: Tanushree Ghosh
Part 1 of a two-part interview with New York-based Malayalee filmmaker Jayan K Cherian, whose latest Konkani-Kannada film 'Rhythm of Dammam', on the Siddi community of Yellapur, Karnataka, premiered at International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Goa, and next shows in International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK).
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Final of a two-part interview with filmmaker Jayan K Cherian, who says his IFFI-premiered & IFFK-headed 'Rhythm of Dammam', on the Siddi community, is his most benign film; his past censored films & why censorship laws should be scrapped.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
The ninth edition of the multidisciplinary Serendipity Arts Festival will take place at Panjim, Goa, from December 15-22, 2024. This edition will feature 200-plus projects, by 1,800-plus artists, at 22-plus venues.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Raj Kapoor at 100: On his hundredth birth anniversary, Bollywood can take a leaf from actor-director-producer Raj Kapoor's cinema on India, that made the marginalised tramp the hero to critique the then-rising capitalism's ensuing greed & corruption.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
29th International Film Festival of Kerala: Abhilash Sharma’s award-winning sophomore film, the Magahi-language drama 'Swaha' ('In the Name of Fire') had its India premiere in the Indian Cinema Now segment of the ongoing festival in Thiruvananthapuram.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
29th International Film Festival of Kerala: Pan Nalin’s AD Subhadra Mahajan has made a graceful first film, spectacularly shot, and backed by Shyam Bora, producer of Bhaskar Hazarika’s films. 'Second Chance' screened at IFFK Kerala in Indian Cinema Now section.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Manoj Bajpayee-starrer 'Despatch', which released on Zee5 on December 13, is a procedural in the world of crime/investigative journalism rather than a thriller. It takes a critical look at the individual that makes up the system.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Hero Enterprise chairman & patron founder of Goa's Serendipity Arts Festival (SAF) talks to Moneycontrol about its 9th edition, the new platforms launched to foster art for a global dialogue, AI & art, and going to Birmingham next year.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Shyam Benegal Tribute: The pioneer of parallel cinema & Indian New Wave, which showed new ways of seeing our fissured world & imagining women in a new light, passed away after a prolonged kidney ailment on December 23, 2024, in Mumbai, aged 90.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
100th birth anniversary of Mohammed Rafi: How the legendary playback singer, who turned 100 on December 24, rose, shone and faded out in the Hindi film industry, where he alone possessed a singular & diverse voice & range, bringing success to heroes great and ordinary.
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