Learning with Films

CineMBA is a series where InsideIIM and Professors from Top Business Schools endeavour to make learning fun and interesting instead of dull and boring. In this video, Mr Carlo Altomonte

“Picture abhi baaki hai, mere dost!”  So let me start from the very beginning.  I write this piece after listening to a friend speak of his first Bollywood movie screening

There is so much hype and noise around this latest South Indian Telugu Flick - Baahubali that I started taking note of it. I am not a big fan of

The movie Twelve Angry Men begins with a jury of 12 men who are locked in a deliberation room to decide the fate of an 18 year old boy from

Quite frankly I am a Jawani Deewani fan. For all the fancy setting and faulty storyline, Deepika’s mini skirt and the bollywoodness borrowed from DDLJ, I choose to ignore them.

I’ve recently seen the movie, The Internship. Billy and Nick, the two 40ish, out-of-work salesmen are doubtful to land an in demand summer spot at Google. But nothing is impossible,

Nagesh Kukunoor, the maverick filmmaker, who is also a chemical engineer from Georgia Institute of technology, was recently present at IIM Indore’s cultural fest Mridang. One of his recent movies

Some of the finest professors and academicians in the world use films to communicate concepts that just stick with you for life.