
Interviews and conversations centered on cinema and streaming shows. Discerning conversations; organic interviews.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsArtsPerforming ArtsTV & Film | |||

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Right from its opening scene, Dhurandhar's sound is unmistakably striking. The Ramba Ho action sequence, Rehman Dakait's entry, the bike chase, elimination of Babu Dakait's ga... more
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Rangeela. Satya. Kaun. Company. Bhoot. Sarkar.
Ram Gopal Varma was belting out solid films almost one after another for ten years, between 1995 and 2005. Film critic and Ent... more
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Delighted to have Chandan Arora on the pod to chat about one of my favorite films of 2010s, Striker. Striker is a Mumbai story, a sub-culture film, and a coming-of-age story, ... more
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Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar The Revenge have stormed into the history books of Indian cinema, broken all box office records, challenged hierarchies, swept into pop culture, and ... more
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Vishek Chauhan is here. Hailing from a family that's been in the business of film exhibition(theaters) for more than six decades, Vishek's got strong informed opinions and isn... more
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2025 was a great year for Indian cinema! We had massive blockbusters, sleeper hits, and indie-arthouse darlings. And then in the last month of the year, we got a film that mig... more
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Suparn Varma is here! A true-blue film nut turned film journalist turned film critic turned filmmaker. We talked about everything from Feroz Khan and Mukul Anand to Weapons an... more
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Ram Gopal Varma's Shiva (1989) is a tremendous action drama. Everybody from Ashutosh Gowariker to S. S. Rajamouli to Anurag Kashyap to Sandeep Reddy Vanga count Shiva among th... more
Great work Himanshu!! The name of the show should be ‘Passion for Cinema’. I’m amazed by your in-depth understanding of the art and craft of filmmaking. I would love to interview you someday!!
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The charisma of Rajesh Khanna. The shows on the body of work like Sai Pranjape, Amrish Puri, Om Puri, and V. Shantaram to name a few)
Every episode is a peek into an unknown which we have been dying to hear and you have opened is a Pandora’s box. Thank you Himanshu!
Congratulations Himanshu on this really interesting, insightful podcast. Love listening to all the conversations you have with film folks and fans. More power to you ✌️🤙
Some of the episodes are so in depth and passionate - i love listening to this podcast!
Love the podcast, insightful conversations with the best from the industry and such good anecdotes, transports you into the beautiful world of movie. Congratulations to Himanshu for putting this together, appreciate his research and the effort he puts in creating this podcasts. Please keep it up, love every one of the episodes ! !
Wonderful organic conversations that Himanshu has with a variety of film personalities. And he really does his homework. All questions are so pointed and come from real research. Wish the episodes were more frequent!
If you are a fan of Bollywood, these podcasts are a must ones. You get to know so many anecdotes from the guests at the same time very informative. Always look forward for new episodes as well as guests…
Awesome!!! Real analysis of Bollywood by a real Bollywood fan...Himanshu good show 👏👏👌
Will look forward for next episode...
Background music is touching!!!
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This show centers conversations with filmmakers, critics, and industry insiders about cinema and streaming culture, with a strong emphasis on Indian film history, craft, and exhibition. Episodes threads often examine real-world production details, storytelling techniques, and the evolving landscape of theatrical viewing, streaming, and audience engagement, anchored by deep dives into notable films and their creators. Viewers can expect candid anecdotes, thoughtful context on filmmaking decisions, and cross-language perspectives that illuminate how cinema travels and resonates across regions. A standout trait is the host's meticulous research, which yields pointed, industry-grounded questions and a clear throughline between classic influence... more
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Recent guests on Love of Cinema include:
1. Bishwadeep Chatterjee
2. Chandan Arora
3. Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande
4. Vishek Chauhan
5. Vikram Bondal
6. Saurabh Nair
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