MUMBAI: Warner Music Group Corp and the family of Frank Sinatra have established a worldwide partnership to integrate content, rights management and the preservation of the legendary entertainer’s inspirational personality and prodigious body of...
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Hindi remake of Kaalchakra on the cards
MUMBAI: First-time producer Avinash Onkar plans to remake his Marathi film, Kaalchakra screened as part of the Indian Panorama Section at IFFI-2007 in Hindi. Onkar informed that he was inspired to make Kaalchakra,...
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Mira Nair’s Namesake nominated for award
MUMBAI: Mira Nair’s 2007 art house film, co-produced by UTV Motion Pictures and Fox Searchlight, The Namesake, starring Irrfan Khan, Tabu, Kal Penn, and Jacinda Barrett was nominated for Best Feature at the 2007...
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POGO Awards 2007 nominees declared
MUMBAI: The only televised kids’ awards in India, POGO has announced the nominees of their POGO Amazing Kids Awards 2007 and POGO Voice Awards 2007 that will be televised on 29 December at 6...
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Tusshar apes stylist Aalim in Golmaal Returns
MUMBAI: Actor Tusshar Kapoor is all set to play a mute hairstylist in Shree Ashtavinayak’s Golmaal Returns and for this he is very dedicatedly studying the work of his own stylist Aalim. According to Aalim,...
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‘Voyeurism a form of terrorism’: Budhadeb
MUMBAI: “Voyeurism is a new type of invasion in our life and needs to be checkedâ€, said noted film director Budhadeb Dasgupta at a press meet at IFFI-2007. His film ‘Ami, Iyasin Ar Amar...
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Animation veteran inks deal with Warner Bros.
MUMBAI: Sam Register, the veteran animation executive behind the development of animated series as Ben 10 and Teen Titans, and creator of Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, has entered into a multi-property development and production...
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TinselVision inks content deal with Shemaroo
MUMBAI: After signing a deal with B4U Music, TinselVision, has now inked a deal with Shemaroo. With this TinselVision will offer a catalog of more then 1,000 premium movies. Through the terms of the...
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Billion Indians shell Rs 80 bn on film tickets
MUMBAI: India’s one billion people spend close to Rs 80 billion ($2 billion) on movie tickets each year, a figure which is expected to grow by 30 per cent over the next five years...
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