Podcast
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Column
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Forbes India Showstoppers: Recognising performers who shone bright through 2023
Team Forbes India has brought you vivid profiles of stars who have achieved various milestones and amassed admirers because of their sustained hard work and determination. All that, and much more, awaits you in this special Showstoppers issue
Showstoppers
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Vijay Sethupathi: Living his dream, his way
He feels fear but is not driven by it, thinks deeply about his characters but is instinctive on screen, and gets a dopamine rush while going from 'action' to 'cut'. Makkal Selvan has had a phenomenal 2023, and he is hungry for more
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From Shah Rukh Khan to Rani Mukerji: 2023 Showstoppers - Film edition
Meet the superstars that redefined stardom, stopped the presses, and made headlines this year with their performances on the big screen
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Karan Johar: The man and the business behind the bling
Karan Johar didn't choose entrepreneurship. Over 25 years, he's honed an unrivalled understanding of the Indian cinema audience, and a supreme knack for predicting trends. But the journey hasn't always been easy
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In perfect sync: The melody of Rekha and Vishal Bhardwaj
It is music that brought the duo together in college in Delhi and it is music that continues to be an intricate binding part of their lives. While each has carved their own niche, they have together produced some of the most memorable Hindi film music of the past two decades
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Wamiqa Gabbi's day in the spotlight is here. And she's ready for it
Wamiqa Gabbi has been in front of the camera since she was a toddler. Now, with a string of strong performances across genres and languages, she has sealed her position among actors to watch out for
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Gulshan Grover: A great bad man behind successful films
Seething eyes, menacing looks, wicked smile, ruthless demeanour, and an ominous-yet-distinct voice... for over four decades, Gulshan Grover played 'evil' roles with panache. With baddies fading fast into the sunset, the 'Bad Man' remains the last classic villainous act of Bollywood
