Mandar Thakur, the COO of Times Music, says the current Hindi film music industry is in deep trouble, it isn’t a genre but just a large-scale, multimedia ‘sniffing’ machine that picks up global trends in music and incorporates them.
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Kabir Munaf Sheikh was film-crazy. Now he serves the stars
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With no job security, numerous cine-workers such as craftsmen, artists and technicians are often on the brink. Many have fallen by the wayside over the last three years due to the pandemic.
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Evolving out of the streets and the migrant multitudes, Bambaiya, the language of the taporis, took final shape and gained legitimacy from Bollywood
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