Bell Bottom Movie Review: A Comedy Thriller That Relies On Its Irresistible Charm
For a comedy thriller made with an unconventional lead, the details that have gone into establishing the world of Divakar are amazing
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Oru Adaar Love Movie Review: An Appalling Film With Unbelievably Bad Performances
Omar dedicatedly and systematically carries forward his previous record of being crass, offensive and chauvinist
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Kanika Short Film Review: A Social-Message Short That Recognizes The Importance Of Its Medium
A sensitive, well-crafted film but more importantly a prime example of how a film can be aesthetically derived from its purpose
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Berlinale 2019: A Devastating “Pray The Gay Away” Drama
Plus, Kolkata tales, movie-watching in Sudan, and eroto-religious sci-fi
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Dev Movie Review: An Interesting Gender Role Reversal Botched By Pointless Embellishments
If you watch closely, apart from the two pointless fight scenes, Dev isn’t much of a “manly man”. Which is what makes the film interesting
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Made In Heaven Trailer Talk: Zoya Akhtar And Reema Kagti Give Us A Glimpse Into Into The Scandalous Lives Of The Rich And Restless
Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti’s new Prime Video show releases on 8 March
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10 Modern Indian Romances For Every Mood Of Love
From Shakun Batra’s Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu to Alphonse Putharen’s Premam to C. Prem Kumar’s 96 – a look at 10 modern Indian romances that represent different shades of love
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The Wife Movie Review: An Insightful Film Packed With Powerful Performances
The plot is not always convincing but the film’s performances power it, giving it an emotional grip that doesn’t let up
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Gully Boy Movie Review: A Superb Love Letter To The Spirit of Mumbai
There are many rousing moments in Zoya Akhtar’s new film. We know what will happen in this underdog story, but the magic is in her telling
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Gully Boy Movie Review: An Elusive Mix Of Rhythm And Underdog Poetry
Zoya Akhtar sticks to the theme of dysfunctionality, but this time at the opposite end of the spectrum. She is now the country’s most gifted mainstream filmmaker
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Berlinale 2019: Photograph Movie Review – A Romance That’s A Little Too Low-Key, But With Winsome Little Touches
The danger of being a minimalist is that you have fewer notes to hit, and after a while, you run out of variations if the “plot” is small, too
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Sonchiriya Cast On The Challenges Of Shooting In Brutal Ravines And Extreme Temperatures
The cast recalls crew members fighting over who would get shade and having to flee with equipment when a fire broke out on set
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