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UK’s famous producer Nick Powell has said he would like to cast Tom Hardy to play character of Gandhi, if he chooses to make a film on Gandhi. Powell is here in Delhi for the first edition of Diorama International Film Festival running at Siri Fort Auditorium from 14th to 20th January. Speaking at a master class, Nik said, “I have seen quite a many movies of Indian filmmaker especially movies by filmmaker Satyajit Ray. I enjoyed watching Munnabhai MBBS and Mahatma Gandhi’s ch

Film producer Nik Powell said he would like to cast Tom Hardy to play the character of Mahatma Gandhi, if he chooses to make a film on Gandhi. Powell was in Delhi for the first edition of Diorama International Film Festival at Siri Fort Auditorium. The festival had prominent actors, directors from 40 countries participating in it. The festival was supported by Film Federation of India. Randhir Kapoor was the chief guest at the red carpet event and the opening ceremony of the

Just a few days before its release, the black comedy mystery drama film ‘Bombairiya’ has been selected for the screening at the first edition of the Diorama International Film Festival. The film festival which starts on Monday is being held at the Siri Fort Auditorium in Delhi, at 7 pm. It is an entertaining film with a social message starring Radhika Apte in the lead, along with Siddhanth Kapoor, Akshay Oberoi, Adil Hussain, Shilpa Shukla, Ajinkya Deo, and Ravi Kishan. The f

Chinese film Red Flower and Green Leaves won the Silver Sparrow for Best International Feature at the New Deli Diorama International Film Festival on Sunday, the film's producer announced on Tuesday. Co-directed by Liu Miaomiao and Hu Weijie, the film's storyline focuses on a newly-wed couple in a Hui ethnic minority village in China. As they adjust to married life, the two gradually discover each other's family secrets. Supported by the Indian Film Institute, the seven-day D

The first edition of Diorama International Film Festival, which concluded recently in Delhi, witnessed the screening of 104 films and was attended by 49 dignitaries. Iranian director Daruish Mehrjui and filmmaker Subhash Ghai won the lifetime achievement award at the festival. Both of them delivered speeches after receiving the awards. The Golden Sparrow award for best Indian actor male went to Ayushmann Khuranna for his performance in ‘Andhadhun’. Actress Taapsee Pannu won t

CAIRO – 26 January 2018: Egyptian film ‘’Ward Masmoum’’ (Poisonous Roses) was awarded the audience award for Best Foreign Film from the Diorama International Film Festival in India. The film was premiered at the 2018 International Rotterdam Film Festival, and has been shown in over 20 international film festivals. The movie revolves around Saqr, who dreams of a better life beyond his tannery job in the slums, but his strong love for his sister ties him to the same place. "Poi

While film festivals across the country seem to be becoming the new millennial past time, here comes another one that promises to be a confluence of Hollywood and Bollywood. The first edition of Diorama International Film Festival is all set to take place in Delhi. The organizers who are promoting the festival as a one of its kind festival in Delhi inform that a total of 130 films from over 50 countries will be screened during the festival. The sheer number of films indicates

Iconic Iranian director Daruish Mehrjui and veteran Indian film director Subhash Ghai won the lifetime achievement awards. Both of them delivered speeches after receiving the prestigious awards. The Golden Sparrow awards for best Indian actor male went to Ayushmann Khuranna for his spectacular role in Andhadhun and actress Taapsee Pannu won the Golden Sparrow Award for best actor female for her role in the film Mulk. Among other film personalities who received awards, directo

The first ever Diorama International Film Festival was hosted in Delhi from 14 – 20 January 2019 at the Siri Fort Auditorium which opened in the presence of the festival director Manoj Srivastava and industry veterans like Randhir Kapoor, Rahul Rawail, and Rajiv Kapoor. As many as 104 films were screened during the course of the week-long festival. The opening film of the festival was Pia Sukanya’s Bombairiya, starring Radhika Apte, Ravi Kishan, Siddhant Kapoor, Akshay Oberoi