Director Rishav Kapoor’s short film ‘Next, Please’ is a story of love and cynicism straddling both history and future. The film, which stars actor Jim Sarbh, has quite an ambitious and innovative plot, as it explores modern dating in virtual reality, where a woman embarks on a quest for love and finds herself transported to a 1950s ‘aunty bar’.
An extremely topical film that deals with the complexities of modern relationships and virtual dating, as well as the problems that come with it, ‘Next, Please’ is thematically something very different.
The film has been written by Chaitanya Tamhane as well as produced by him.
Talking about working with the ‘Court’ director, Rishav said that the duo has aimed to break new ground with their film. Elaborating on his collaboration with the acclaimed Marathi director, Rishav stated: “Bringing a Chaitanya Tamhane screenplay to life was an immensely exciting opportunity. It...
An extremely topical film that deals with the complexities of modern relationships and virtual dating, as well as the problems that come with it, ‘Next, Please’ is thematically something very different.
The film has been written by Chaitanya Tamhane as well as produced by him.
Talking about working with the ‘Court’ director, Rishav said that the duo has aimed to break new ground with their film. Elaborating on his collaboration with the acclaimed Marathi director, Rishav stated: “Bringing a Chaitanya Tamhane screenplay to life was an immensely exciting opportunity. It...
- 10/28/2023
- by Agency News Desk
- GlamSham
Director Rishav Kapoor’s short film ‘Next, Please’ is a story of love and cynicism straddling both history and future. The film, which stars actor Jim Sarbh, has quite an ambitious and innovative plot, as it explores modern dating in virtual reality, where a woman embarks on a quest for love and finds herself transported to a 1950s ‘aunty bar’.
An extremely topical film that deals with the complexities of modern relationships and virtual dating, as well as the problems that come with it, ‘Next, Please’ is thematically something very different.
The film has been written by Chaitanya Tamhane as well as produced by him.
Talking about working with the ‘Court’ director, Rishav said that the duo has aimed to break new ground with their film. Elaborating on his collaboration with the acclaimed Marathi director, Rishav stated: “Bringing a Chaitanya Tamhane screenplay to life was an immensely exciting opportunity. It...
An extremely topical film that deals with the complexities of modern relationships and virtual dating, as well as the problems that come with it, ‘Next, Please’ is thematically something very different.
The film has been written by Chaitanya Tamhane as well as produced by him.
Talking about working with the ‘Court’ director, Rishav said that the duo has aimed to break new ground with their film. Elaborating on his collaboration with the acclaimed Marathi director, Rishav stated: “Bringing a Chaitanya Tamhane screenplay to life was an immensely exciting opportunity. It...
- 10/28/2023
- by Agency News Desk
In celebration of Lord Shiva’s Maha Shivratri, one of the most prominent festivals of the Hindu calendar, we bring you some of our favourite Lord Shiva related Bollywood songs.
As we explore a few of the different shades that Bollywood has celebrated Lord Shiva through, we take you on a very quick journey beginning in 1950, with the song “Bhole nath se nirala” to end with Koyla’s (1997) mischievous “Bhang Ke Nashe Mein”.
Known by at least 1008 different names, including “Kailas” (One who bestows Peace), “Shambu” (Source of everything) and “Hari” (Sustainer and Destroyer), Lord Shiva is said to have married Parvarti on Maha Shivratri. Other readings of Hinduism state that Maha Shivratri is the night on which Shiva performed “Tandava” – the dance that led to the creation, conservation and destruction of the Universe.
Maha Shivratri is also known as Lord Shiva’s favourite day.
However you may be celebrating...
As we explore a few of the different shades that Bollywood has celebrated Lord Shiva through, we take you on a very quick journey beginning in 1950, with the song “Bhole nath se nirala” to end with Koyla’s (1997) mischievous “Bhang Ke Nashe Mein”.
Known by at least 1008 different names, including “Kailas” (One who bestows Peace), “Shambu” (Source of everything) and “Hari” (Sustainer and Destroyer), Lord Shiva is said to have married Parvarti on Maha Shivratri. Other readings of Hinduism state that Maha Shivratri is the night on which Shiva performed “Tandava” – the dance that led to the creation, conservation and destruction of the Universe.
Maha Shivratri is also known as Lord Shiva’s favourite day.
However you may be celebrating...
- 2/27/2014
- by Aashi Gahlot
- Bollyspice
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