TANEJAMAINHOON INTERVIEWS

In the candid banter typical of his films, Richard Linklater talks about a career on the periphery of the Hollywood studio system

Paul Schrader, the mind behind some of Hollywood’s most seminal films, talks about cinema’s crisis of form, parting ways with Martin Scorsese, and Bollywood’s body obsess

How a Delhi kid from an all-boys school ended up on America’s most popular sitcom and married to Miss India

Shoojit Sircar sees it as his responsibility as a filmmaker to make fresh, intelligent, unbiased films, regardless of commercial success

Imran Khan grows himself up as an actor through trial, error and humour

Interviewed Justin Timberlake and Cameron Diaaz in Los Angeles (*puts on cool shades*) in June 2011 for their movie, Bad Teacher.

Interviewed Adam Sandler and Katie in Los Angeles (*puts on cool shades*) in November 2011 for their movie, Jack and Jill.

Bafta-winning actor Robert Carlyle talks about living in the skin of his characters, going homeless on the streets of London, turning director, and his new movie, California Solo

Kevin Dillon, star of the American dramedy series, Entourage, gives us inside dope on the series, his character and much more. Read on to find all about Dillon and Entourage.

Michael C Hall, the fascinating serial killer of Dexter, the hit American TV show, talks about dealing with his inner dark passenger, on and off screen

Josh Radnor aka Ted Mosby speaks on the girl with the yellow umbrella... 

Legendary Hollywood screenwriter, Aaron Sorkin gives us the dope on his new release, The Social Network, that’s based on Facebook

Kunal Nayyar, parallel lead on USA’s top-rated comedy show, The Big Bang Theory, talks about his experience.

Will.i.am (that's the way he spells it) of the Black Eyed Peas was interviewed by rocked-out-of-his-skull Nikhil Taneja.

David Cronenberg, best known for his horror films, is out with his 20th film this year - Cosmopolis starring Robert Pattinson. He talks about books, novels, and the unexpected side of Robert Pattinson in this interview.

Naveen Andrews, who plays a parallel lead role on the top-rated American television show, Lost, talks about being an Indian in Hollywood.

Hollywood’s black sheep talks about his reputation and fears—and of filmmaking as therapy