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    The experience of the Shanti Rasa or Bhaav key reason behind Hanuman Ansh’s success: Producer Namrata G Singh

    The film Hanuman Ansh has grossed nearly Rs340 crore at the box office, which is unprecedented for its modest budget. Producer Namrata G Singh emphasizes the significance of preserving intellectual property in storytelling. The film, rooted in spirituality, explores the life of Neem Karoli Maharaj and his connections with devotees. It also aims to expand into various formats and languages to reach global audiences.

    ‘The human mind is my favourite tool’: Artist Shilpa Gupta on AI, morality and what matters in art

    Artist Shilpa Gupta discusses how perception, borders, power and technology have shaped her artistic practice. She reflects on her use of interactive media, her experiences in border regions and why she sees AI as just another artistic medium, arguing that what matters is what artists do with it.

    Civic Studios announces three releases spanning climate, sex education and women’s boxing

    Civic Studios is set to release three films focused on important social issues in the coming months. Spice & Soul is their first climate microdrama which showcases food waste and local sourcing. Little Thomas aims to provide sex education through a child's perspective and will be released in Indian cinemas. In The Shadows, a biopic about boxer Ramla Ali, explores themes of identity and resilience.

    Roll Call: Only 36 shots, no instant results: Inside India's growing film photography revival

    Film photography is making a comeback in India, attracting young enthusiasts despite rising film costs and the convenience of digital cameras. From family-run studios and independent darkrooms to community labs and photography groups, enthusiasts are rebuilding the analogue ecosystem, driven by creativity, hands-on learning and a desire to experience photography more deliberately.

    Kaali Kheti first look poster: Jackie Shroff’s rural horror film blends ‘family, legacy and buried truths’

    In the upcoming horror movie Kaali Kheti, Jackie Shroff dives into a chilling narrative that intertwines agriculture with supernatural elements. Set against the backdrop of rural India, it contains deep family secrets and generational legacies. Anticipation is building as the first-look poster captivates fans. Under the direction of Imtiyaz Khan, Kaali Kheti is poised to address pressing societal themes through its haunting story, hitting theatres on October 23.

    India prominent market for Canon; plans to expand retail network by 2027: India CEO Nomura

    Canon India has ambitious plans to grow by reaching over 10,000 active resellers by 2027. The company anticipates growing demand in smaller Tier 2, 3, and 4 cities as key segments drive growth. Canon's current strategy includes enhancing its omni-channel retail presence, combining offline and online sales. The imaging market is evolving with a shift towards mirrorless cameras and videography.

    The Economic Times
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