Oscar nominations 2026: the full list

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All the nominees, from Sinners to One Battle After Another, for the 98th Academy Awards, which are due to take place on 15 March • Sinners becomes first film in history to earn 16 Oscar nominations Bugonia F1 Frankenstein Hamnet Marty Supreme One Battle After Another The Secret Agent Sentimental Value Sinners Train Dreams Continue reading... from Film | The Guardian https://ift.tt/FyMgZkK via IFTTT
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Firoz Nadiadwala’s Mahabharat to be based on script from his father AG Nadiadwala’s 1965 film

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Producer Firoz Nadiadwala’s ambitious feature-film based on the Mahabharat will get its screenplay from the film Mahabharat that his father A. G. Nadiadwala had produced in 1965.

Firoz Nadiadwala’s Mahabharat to be based on script from his father AG Nadiadwala’s 1965 film

Confirming this, Firoz says, “Writing the Mahabharat for the screen has always been the biggest problem. This is why so few films on the Mahabharat have been attempted. I have my father’s film on the Mahabharat with the most brilliant and comprehensive script based on the sacred saga. When the best possible treatment of the Mahabharat epic is right under my nose, why should I look anywhere else?”

Produced by A G Nadiadwala in 1965, the Mahabharat starred Abhi Bhattacharya as Lord Krishna, Padmini (from Raj Kapoor’s Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai and Mera Naam Joker) as Draupadi, Pradeep Kumar as Arjuna and Dara Singh as Bhim.

The film directed by Babubhai Mistry was a hit.

Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: “My father’s production Taj Mahal was the first film in which POP (Plaster Of Paris) was used for constructing a set! People would come on the sets just to see what is POP” – Firoz Nadiadwala



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