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Kavan: What's Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar got to do with an opera? (opens the original)
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The combination of politics and art stands out for me in Kavan. And to get to work with performers from Yalgaar who are politically, theatrically and musically at the top of their game is an honour for any director People often stay away from political or critical theatre presentations today. Our approach is that we will present our thoughts no matter what. Hopefully, it will encourage more people to think beyond their limited world view As artistes, it’s equally important to watch the performan
Abhijeet Sawant: Monopoly and monotony should have no place in music (opens the original)
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I feel people are afraid to experiment in film music today. It has become trend-driven and for the audience, that is a bummer. So, people have moved to hearing independent songs. I think that ways indie music is filling the vacuum created by non-original film music I have been learning music since childhood, but it was about the time I was in class X that I first performed publicly. And that was at a Ganeshotsav pandal. In a way, my journey in the field of music started from this festival
Amol Palekar and Sandya Gokhale: The only way to deal with censorship is to keep fighting it (opens the original)
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Each theme comes with its language. The writer or maker feels I can explain it better in a particular language. Why question that choice? Doesn't the Marathi-speaking viewer watch Naseeruddin Shah in an English play or queue up for tickets to Avatar? Taking help to write mundane emails is one thing, but using AI in creativity is not something I subscribe to. I think the human brain does a far better job when it comes to creativity
In Pune's Camp area, Solanki Booksellers has become an iconic landmark for bibliophiles (opens the original)
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Back when the Harry Potter craze had taken over the world, we did a launch event at 6 am for a new book from the series. The hardcover copies would sell at about Rs900-1000 back then and I had a small girl coming here to buy the book with coins from her piggy bank. It’s one of the things that has stayed with me about the power of books and stories I used to read multiple books a month during college. With work taking priority, I had almost stopped. But I am getting back on track with my reading
Sanskruti Balgude: There's no guarantee on what will work. So, who is stopping filmmakers from experimenting? (opens the original)
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When you’re just a performer, you tend to be selfish. You want your peace, space and things done in a certain way. But as a producer, I’ve come to realise that some things are beyond your control I won’t be part of something mediocre; my heart won’t be in it. I’d rather wait for something challenging to come my way or create an opportunity for myself by collaborating with younger writers and filmmakers Looking at the kind of content that’s working and being celebrated globally, it’s high time we
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