Nithilan Swaminathan's debut film, "Kurangu Bommai", released in 2017, introduced a unique style of storytelling centred around an abandoned bag full of money. Fast forward to 2024, and after seven years, the director presents his second film, "Maharaja". This piece is dedicated to that film. "Maharaja" hit theatres on June 14 and premiered globally on Netflix on July 12.
Celebrated Indian filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has criticised India’s tendency to claim credit for individual achievements on the international stage, specifically highlighting Payal Kapadia’s recent win at Cannes 2024. Kashyap, known for his unfiltered opinions, expressed his discontent with the narrative that frames such successes as collective national triumphs without acknowledging the lack of support from the country.
Nithilan Swaminathan's debut film, "Kurangu Bommai", released in 2017, introduced a unique style of storytelling centred around an abandoned bag full of money. Fast forward to 2024, and after seven years, the director presents his second film, "Maharaja". This piece is dedicated to that film. "Maharaja" hit theatres on June 14 and premiered globally on Netflix on July 12.
Celebrated Indian filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has criticised India’s tendency to claim credit for individual achievements on the international stage, specifically highlighting Payal Kapadia’s recent win at Cannes 2024. Kashyap, known for his unfiltered opinions, expressed his discontent with the narrative that frames such successes as collective national triumphs without acknowledging the lack of support from the country.
