Priya Bapat is set to star as a cop in the supernatural horror series Andhera. In a recent interview with Zoom, she discussed ...

For "Costao," Shah aimed to create an authentic representation of 1990s Goa. "It's a very quaint world we have. The Goa in the film, which is not the typical Goa, where there are tourists and all ...

Real heroism comes at a devastating cost in Indian film “ Costao.” “The reality is you don’t always win the way you want to win,” director Sejal Shah tells Variety about her true-story ...

Costao Review Starring Nawazuddin in the lead role, the film portrays Fernandes as a resolute Customs Officer dedicated to safeguarding Goa’s borders from smuggling. He uses his instincts and a ...

Costao Fernandes is that 24-carat Gold, and director Sejal Shah made sure that she turns his life with the perfect blend of elements to deliver a 22-carat Gold story.

Costao Fernandes, the ex-officer from Marmagoa Custom House, hid in the jungle for a day after accidentally killing Alvernaz Alemao, brother of former Goa chief minister Churchill Alemao. With his ...

Costao aspires to be a stirring portrait of an unsung hero but ultimately never musters the emotional conviction such a story demands. It becomes a gold smuggling drama that neither shines ...

But the subject, Costao himself, had long refused to allow it. Over the next 18 months, Sejal and Bhavesh kept meeting and speaking with Costao, and slowly earned his trust. Eventually, he agreed.

Costao Review: While Nawazuddin Siddiqui's performance offers glimpses of brilliance, the film ultimately doesn't capitalise on the intriguing real-life events it draws inspiration from.

Costao’s courage in the face of unbeatable odds reflects this perfectly. His battle is not only against criminals but against a system that tries to break him at every turn.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Sejal Shah on Challenges of Bringing True Heroism to Screen for ZEE5 Global’s ‘Costao’: ‘It’s About Bravery, Honesty, Discipline and Suffering’ ...

Real heroism comes at a devastating cost in Indian film “Costao.” “The reality is you don’t always win the way you want to win,” director Sejal Shah tells Variety about her true-story ...