Devansh Sharma

Interviewed Mayo Japan, a Hindi-speaking Japanese woman bridging the cultural gap between India and Japan via YouTube! Also discusses what India gets wrong about Japan and vice-versa. https://t.co/Rif8aCEaOb

Interviewed Mark Rober, who quit NASA and Apple to explain science for dummies & challenge Big Tech, via YouTube! Asked him which actor can survive lost in space, stuck on an island, and zombie apocalypse situations, and the answer is one -- Keanu Reeves! https://t.co/H5YsZPwmet

Talked to Shoojit Sircar about 10 years of Piku, whether Amitabh Bachchan's character is inspired by Jaya Bachchan's father, why she cast Deepika Padukone after watching Om Shanti Om, and the last days of Irrfan Khan that he spent talking to the director! https://t.co/NGrijADLti

Had a blast quizzing the cast of The Royals on who knows Jaipur royalty and palaces best! Who's the most blue-blooded in the Pink City 👑 https://t.co/lK8xkhCB8N

So much fun talking to Brandon B, a 'Hogwarts dropout' who makes these cool videos with special effects. Asked him how he'd make videos with Zendaya, Kylie Jenner, Leonardo Dicaprio and Tom Cruise go viral! https://t.co/1FuJRfqzZG

Talked to Henry Golding (!) and Another Simple Favor director Paul Feig about this franchise where women take the charge and how! https://t.co/U93uvwGLNE

Talked to @MasabaG on that surprise song in Kesari Chapter 2, invoking the cabaret dancer within for Khumaari, and her take on the 'item' number.

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INTERVIEW: Masaba Gupta on her song Khumaari in Kesari Chapter 2 | "I may not get 10 commercial parts, but I will get one meaningful part like this song, which was barely 60 seconds, but it will make the impact in a two-and-a-half-hour long film," @MasabaG tells @inkedinwhite https://t.co/3kfys2gEHr

Talked to @pratikg80 about how he brings sunshine to dark real-life characters like Harshad Mehta in Scam 1992, and edges to noble personalities like Jyotirao Phule and Mahatma Gandhi on screen!

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INTERVIEW: Pratik Gandhi on playing larger-than-life real-life characters like Jyotirao Phule and Gandhi: "Both of them had a lot of inner strength. They never thought about their own safety or their families. They had the courage to ask ‘Why?’ They both talked and walked https://t.co/n7NfkZNkbL

Talked to the cast and creator of Khauf, the new brilliant horror show on @PrimeVideoIN about the horrors social, psychological, and very real -- and of course, that Shah Rukh Khan poster from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge! https://t.co/H3HDaVxzdW

Talked to Sunny Deol about Jaat, re-release of Darr, and whether he goes after those he doesn't like IRL to go all, "SORRY BOL" 🌝 https://t.co/RVnCVQHmO7

Asked James Hawes, the director of The Amateur, if Rami Malek's character is an anti-spy, and if there's a connective tissue between his roles in this film and Mr. Robot!

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INTERVIEW: James Hawes on The Amateur starring Rami Malek | "We’re used to seeing spies as muscled down, supercool creatures of action, like James Bond and Jason Bourne. Charlie Heller shows an unexpected physicality, an emotional vulnerability, and is completely useless at all https://t.co/YBZ7uYD29N

Talked to @suchitrak about why she identifies as a singer first, whether losing her parents has made her protective of her daughter Kaveri Kapur, and if ex-husband Shekhar Kapur's Masoom 2 is the right launch platform to launch their daughter https://t.co/FsSeMCQiQo

Talked to Patralekha and Ananth Mahadevan about bringing Jyotirao and Savitribai Phule to the big screen and if the reason we've not had a Hindi film on them is because Bollywood shies away from caste https://t.co/uhuxe9UKUx

Talked to screenwriters about the phenomenon of writing for the second screen -- for viewers who are glued to their phones and consume shows in the background -- and how streaming giants have surrendered to reducing attention spans.

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As the audience watches shows in the background, treating their smartphones as the first screen and TV as the second, streaming platforms have started to reverse-engineer scripts and settle for enabling good ambient viewing, instead of crafting great television, reports https://t.co/LL4f01CD7k

Anjum Rajabali , the head of Screenwriters Association of India, tells me he sees today's Hindi cinema as a good ol' Hindi film hero, who will step out of its current crisis only when all options run out, forcing it to take a leap of faith.

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"Kya writer baap hota hai? Hota hai. Kya usey uss tareeke se treat kiya ja raha hai? Nahi. All the 300 people working for the film are primarily working for him. We’ve become to fatally lose sight of that basic truth," Anjum Rajabali tells @inkedinwhite https://t.co/U2wGQVYejK

Went full Akashvaani in this interview with @GippyGrewal and Nimrat Khaira on Akaal, collaborating with Karan Johar , their journey from music stars to film stars, and whether Punjabi cinema will get pan-India acceptance like the South. https://t.co/ULl6NW0WfP

Caught up with Mansoor Khan , who quit films in 2000 to grow a cheese farm in Coonoor. What a mood.

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"Aamir, Imran, and my dad are the cinema guys. I’m the black sheep," Mansoor Khan talks to @inkedinwhite about why he quit films, whether he plans to return to direction and reunite with Aamir Khan https://t.co/uk9xGET34Q