Editor in Chief, Learning and Creativity; Consulting Editor, Silhouette Magazine. A former business journalist, Antara writes extensively on the changing trends of music, direction and filmmaking in cinema. Her articles aim to provide well-researched information on the legends of cinema for the movie and music enthusiast. She is also the Founder-Editor of Blue Pencil, a New Delhi-based publishing house. She has co-authored a chapter on Hemant Kumar’s Bengali music in the acclaimed book The Unforgettable Music of Hemant Kumar, written by Manek Premchand. Her articles have also been published in Dearcinema.com and Du-kool.com. Antara is Editor-Creative Director of Wisitech InfoSolutions Pvt. Ltd.
Salaam Cinema, curated by Sounak Chacraverti and Samik De returns after a decade, showcasing rare film memorabilia at ICCR Kolkata from June 27-July 2.
Rakhee returns to cinema as Shubhra, the changemaker, who has a tip or two for everyone about caring for aging parents while balancing professional responsibilities.
A harmonium emerges not only as a symbol of interconnected stories, lives, and tragedies, but also as the focal point in an array of musical genres in Tapan Sinha’s Harmonium.
To celebrate Amitabh Bachchan’s birthday — 11 October 2024, SMM Ausaja talks to Silhouette revealing some fascinating insights into his landmark book THE BACHCHANS: A Saga of Excellence
Abhimaan, the 1973 classic by Hrishikesh Mukherjee is a text book of film appreciation. A study by Antara with rhythm analysis of the songs by Joy Christie.
Rare film memorabilia, collectibles and artwork including original film posters, photographs, lobby cards, etc. feature in online auction by deRivaz & Ives.
Suryatapa is a story of the resilience and indomitability of a woman emerging victorious against odds. Antara revisits this Sandhya Roy-Uttam Kumar starrer
Yeh Un Dinoñ Ki Baat Hai: Urdu Memoirs of Cinema Legends, selected and translated by Yasir Abbasi curates candid, heart-touching memoirs penned by legendary artists.
FHF in association with PVR Cinemas will be screening 11 Bachchan films in 18 cities in a first-of-its-kind retrospective from 8-11 October. Alongside, an exhibition of rare Bachchan memorabilia curated by SMM Ausaja will be on display at PVR Juhu.
