More and more directors realize that just casting the right lead in a film is not enough. Casting the character actors in supporting roles is as much if not more important. Our show, Bollywood Scene Stealers will take you through the journey and the legacy laid down by these actors while highlighting their immense contribution to the films they star in.
Every week veteran film journalist Indu Mirani puts a stalwart character actor in the spotlight to better understand what makes them so good at what they do.
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More and more directors realize that just casting the right lead in a film is not enough. Casting the character actors in supporting roles is as much if not more important. Our show, Bollywood Scene Stealers will take you through the journey and the legacy laid down by these actors while highlighting their immense contribution to the films they star in.
Every week veteran film journalist Indu Mirani puts a stalwart character actor in the spotlight to better understand what makes them so good at what they do.
This week, we’ve got Ranvir Shorey in the studio! Best known for his perfect comic timing and his effortless acting chops, he’s made his mark in films like Bheja Fry, Khosla ka Ghosla and more. He chats with Indu Mirani about what he looks for in...
Bollywood Scene Stealers
More and more directors realize that just casting the right lead in a film is not enough. Casting the character actors in supporting roles is as much if not more important. Our show, Bollywood Scene Stealers will take you through the journey and the legacy laid down by these actors while highlighting their immense contribution to the films they star in.
Every week veteran film journalist Indu Mirani puts a stalwart character actor in the spotlight to better understand what makes them so good at what they do.
