Where To Begin With Mysskin
Here is your guide to a film-maker’s body of work, and his fixation with the absurd, the philosophical, and the yellow sari
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Prathyush Parasuraman
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Book Review: Balraj Sahni’s Son Writes a Nostalgic Ode to Him, His Time, and His City- then, Bombay.
Parikshat Sahni’s ‘The Non Conformist’ is a sweet, albeit overlong attempt to remember a father forty years after his death
Thugs of Tamil Nadu: 4 Tamil Stories of Violence Across Streaming Platforms You Should Revisit
From Maryan to Aaranya Kandam – these films are a study of Tamil Cinema’s flirtation with violence, abductions, caste, and chaos.
Review: Zee5’s ‘Fingertip’ Is A Harmless Tale; Moralistic And Watchable, With No Scope For Nuance
The tone of S Sivakar’s series is somewhere between a rant and an anxiety attack- Social Media is Bad.
Filmmaker Bharatbala Releases Thaalam – The First of His Thousand Film Project On India
This short experimental film about preparing for a boat race, is an ode to a country that needs to find its thaalam, its rhythm
Review: Paddayi is a Fascinating, Layered Tulu Shakespearean Drama
The first Tulu film to go live on streaming, Abhaya Simha’s retelling of Macbeth is a stunningly shot theological tale.
Lessons Life Taught Me Unknowingly- An Autobiography Review: An Exhausting Attempt at Caricature
Anupam Kher’s autobiography is an exercise in hubris, and reads like a Wikipedia page with just a faint, beating heart
25 Years, 25 Moments, 25 Tabus
From floral camp to the vicious vamp, with Shakespeare and chiffon, this is a photo essay of an actress undefined
Where To Begin With Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Here is your guide to a film-maker’s body of work, and his fixation with spectacle, shayari, and shringar.
ZEE5’s Barot House Review: A Promising Premise Of Murder & Mystery That Is Neither Inventive, Nor Investive
Bugs Bhargava’s film populated with formulaic caricatures ends up becoming one itself
The Many Ratnams: 4 Mani Ratnam Films Available On Streaming You Should Revisit
Curated across streaming platforms, this article takes care of your weekend binge
Movie Review: Zee5’s Dhrusti is a Silly Film
This Telugu Suspense Thriller starring the charming Rahul Ravindran is unending, unsophisticated, but the worst is that it’s un-entertaining.
