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I look at film as an art
- I look at film as an art, I am drawn towards the aesthetics of it, and I am not an activist. Of course, I am conscious and worried about certain things around me, and my films might reveal some of those things, but in equal parts, I make films because I am obsessed with the art and the craft of cinema.
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I don’t think of film just as a means to express my dissatisfaction towards the world. I look at film as an art, I am drawn towards the aesthetics of it, and I am not an activist.
Sep 18, 2021 · If there is an art to the short format film, Chaubey, the director of such films as Ishqiya, Udta Punjab and Sonchiriya, seems to know it. Over a Zoom call, he spoke about his new film, the charms of old Bombay, why short films are great news for filmmakers, and how art changes the world.
May 13, 2020 · Updated on : 13 May 2020, 6:32 am. Filmmaker Abhishek Chaubey grew up on Hindi films but as he gravitated towards a life in the movies, he educated himself in the art form by discovering the best voices from across the globe. Here he lists some of the filmmakers he's studied closely and been inspired by.
Mar 31, 2023 · Abhishek Chaubey’s first film Ishqiya (2010) has its heroes standing in their own graves within minutes of their introduction. Khaalujaan ( Naseeruddin Shah ) and Babban (Arshad Warsi) are swaying and singing drunkenly in their jammies, celebrating the successful theft of Rs. 20 lacs, before coming face to face with its true owner.
Jun 1, 2017 · The movie is a suspense thriller and is close to its director, Konkona’s heart. InUth interacted with both Konkona and Abhishek about the film and what they are set to achieve through their craft of filmmaking. In the conversation, Abhishek opened up about many things. He elaborated around the kind of films he wants masses to watch.
Aug 16, 2021 · Abhishek Chaubey discusses his adaptation of Satyajit Ray’s short story, and why he believes and hopes national cinema will soon cease to be confined to stories of the North Indian Hindi-speaking belt. To most, he is the gutsy director of irreverent and hard-hitting films like Udta Punjab and Sonchiriya, but for me, he will always […]
Jul 4, 2021 · Abhishek Chaubey’s Hungama Hai Kyon Barpa, based on Ray’s short story Barin Bhowmick’s Ailment, has escaped the mostly withering response accorded to the other three episodes. Chaubey’s ...
