'Call Me By Your Name' went on to win praise as a tender and heartbreaking love story as well as the best adapted screenplay Academy Award ...

Kareena-starrer 'The Buckingham Murders', directed by Hansal Mehta, served as the opening film of the festival.

The actresses' 2015 critically-acclaimed film, 'Masaan' was an Indo-French co-production that was screened in the 'Un Certain Regard' secti...

For film lovers, it's Mumbai calling as MAMI kicks off. Films made by Anurag Kashyap, Bradley Cooper are scheduled to be premiered.

The festival was scheduled to take place from 11th to 15th March this year, but was cancelled earlier this month.

The festival's board also welcomed two new members to its fold.

The actress said that she won't be able to give the festival "undivided focus."

The fest would release its official selection of Indian films for the year later in August.

The 70-min documentary took nearly four years to edit 250 hours of footage.

Radhika, who was also present at the event, supported it, saying, "I haven't done it (written on social media about #MeToo) but I read abou...

The upcoming biographical sports drama 'Dangal' features Aamir Khan, 51, as Mahavir Singh Phogat.

On being asked about alleged reports of similarity between 'Dangal' & 'Sultan', Aamir said they do not necessarily have any similarity.

The 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' actress said that she is very practical and cautious when it comes to love.

A Mumbai NGO has objected to the screening of the film at the MAMI fest.

The festival is set to from run October 20-27, and its opening ceremony will be held at the revamped Royal Opera House in Mumbai.

National-award wining actor Rajkummar Rao says he respects the decision of filmmakers returning their National Awards.

A festival needs attention and interest from all quarters to gain popularity, says filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee.