During the Emergency, Kishore Kumar was blacklisted, films like Aandhi were banned, and Kissa Kursi Ka was destroyed - marking one of the darkest chapters in Indian cinema's history.

The Delhi government ordered a shutdown of cinema theaters and multiplexes on Dec. 28. (photo via IANS) MUMBAI – Just as the industry had started celebrating the huge box-office successes of ...

Art & Entertainment. Cinema And Delhi: Beyond The Stereotypes While some filmmakers search Delhi's streets for love, others are swayed by its penchant for resistance.

Cinema lovers can head over to check out the ongoing exhibition The World’s Greatest Mela – Respecting India’s Cinematic Heritage. Curated and presented by Neville Tuli, founder-president of ...

NDTV India gathers writers, filmmakers, poets and digital creators for Creators Manch, exploring how creative voices shape ...

Actor Karisma Kapoor is in New Delhi with her family to attend the prayer service of her ex-husband Sunjay Kapoor. Actors ...

Raj Kapoor's connection with Delhi was not limited to cinema alone. His tryst with the city began in 1957 when he produced the film "Ab Dilli Door Nahin." ...

In Delhi, women have been smarter, and the cinema halls more accommodating towards their female patrons. In the years gone by, it was not easy for a single woman to go to watch a film.