The Children's Film Society of India, headed by director Sai Paranjype at the time, gave 'Makdee' a scathing review and even asked filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj for its money. Twenty years after the ...

Unless you have no access to television, newspapers or the Internet, or you belong to that breed of people with zero interest in Hindi cinema, it must have been hard to escape hearing about Makdee.

Vishal Bhardwaj, known for hits like Maqbool and Omkara, ventured into children’s cinema with Makdee in 2002, featuring Shabana Azmi as a witch and Shweta Basu Prasad as Chunni. Despite rejection from ...

As Halloween 2025 approaches, Bollywood fans looking to add some spine-chilling excitement to their celebrations have plenty of choices from the Indian film industry’s unique take on horror. Bollywood ...

Bollywood, as it seems, is going through a romantic phase as every actor or actress is busy getting married. Today is exactly the one month of Deepika Padukone tying the knot with Ranveer Singh in ...

Vishal Bhardwaj’s Makdee, in his directorial debut, is a parable with a difference. It pitches itself at a young audience without speaking down to or patronizing young minds. Looking into a ...

The Children's Film Society of India, headed by director Sai Paranjype at the time, gave Makdee a scathing review and even asked filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj for its money. Twenty years after the release ...

Chennai: "Makdee" girl Shweta Basu, who has worked in Telugu films such as "Kotha Bangaru Lokam" and "Genius", has helmed a documentary titled "Roots", which focuses on the declining visibility of ...

Shweta Basu Prasad is ready to start a new chapter in her life. The television star is now engaged to her boyfriend, filmmaker Rohit Mittal. Rohit Mittal and Shweta Basu Prasad bonded over their love ...

Shweta Basu won the national award for best child artist for 'Makdee' in 2002. Hyderabad: National award winning actress Shweta Basu, who was arrested for prostitution in Hyderabad, has revealed that ...

Unless you have no access to television, newspapers or the Internet, or you belong to that breed of people with zero interest in Hindi cinema, it must have been hard to escape hearing about Makdee.