Tanushree Ghosh
Features Journalist and Film Critic at Moneycontrol
Features journalist and film critic at Moneycontrol. Previously with The Indian Express, Mint Lounge and BS Weekend
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moneycontrol.com | Tanushree Ghosh
On 134th Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, April 14, MUBI released two documentary films on the Father of the Indian Constitution by Jyoti Nisha & Somnath Waghmare. In the first of a two-part interview, Bahujan Spectatorship theorist Nisha talks about her film 'Dr. BR Ambedkar: Now & Then' (2023) and Bahujan feminist gaze. April 15, 2025 / 14:59 IST Jyoti Nisha (left) and stills from her documentary film 'Dr BR Ambedkar: Now and Then' (2023), which streams on MUBI.
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flipboard.com | Tanushree Ghosh
9 hours agoTruck drivers in India provide an essential service to villagers in the Himalayas when they transport food, water, and medicine to remote regions. But the crucial work comes at a deadly cost.
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moneycontrol.com | Tanushree Ghosh
The submerged Lohari village, Uttarakhand (left); and stills from the short documentary film 'Rains Don't Make Us Happy Anymore'. Once upon a time there stood a village, which has now drowned. This is not the story of Hindu god Krishna’s underwater Dwarka city. This is also not the story of how global warming, rising sea levels and coastal erosion engulf coastal villages, like Satyabhaya and Podampeta in Odisha, and displaced the villagers.
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2 weeks ago |
moneycontrol.com | Tanushree Ghosh
HomeEntertainmentMoviesCannes Film Festival 2025: Neeraj Ghaywan is Homebound, 10 years since Masaan at Un Certain Regard Trending TopicsMadhubalaRenu DesaiGood Bad Ugly Movie ReviewAyaan Ali BangashJaat Movie ReviewOTT Releases This WeekKannappa Release Date Neeraj Ghaywan returns to Cannes Un Certain Regard after a decade, with his sophomore film 'Homebound'. His debut feature film, also Vicky Kaushal's debut, 'Masaan' won the 2015 Cannes Un Certain Regard Special Prize and FIPRESCI Prize.
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moneycontrol.com | Tanushree Ghosh
The cast of 'Still Dancing – A Story of a Parkinson’s Hero', a blend of theatre and dance, features Vivek Raj Tandon, Mona Ambegaonkar and Amey Mehta, among others. In Penny Marshall’s 1990 film Awakenings, adapted from Oliver Sacks 1973 eponymous book, that tells the story of a doctor’s extraordinary work with a group of catatonic patients, the unlikely doctor, Dr Malcolm Sayer (played by Robin Williams) is tasked to resuscitate the sea of frozen immobile patients at a hospital back to life.
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