Bollywood Opinion
Karan Johar, It’s Okay, Please Open Up Your Closet Again!
Is this inequality? But of course! But this is also a world where swank-architecture and high-fashion magazines exist when there are people who don’t have homes and who wear rags.
Four More Shots Please S2: Less Frivolous But Still Lacks Nuance
For a series that makes much of its four women finding their own voice, it’s yet to find a tonality that really lands
Letter From The Editor, Anupama Chopra
The current crisis has only strengthened our resolve to do better work, writes Anupama Chopra
Memories of the Movie Theatre: Pav bhaji and DDLJ
The lockdown has only meant that we are craving for something we can’t have right now: Going to the movies
Masakali 2.0, AR Rahman's anger, and remixes
A remix itself isn’t a sin. Sometimes, it’s about a vision, about how you see the original song. But this Tanishk Bagchi version is just pointless.
5 Learnings From Cinematographer Sudeep Chatterjee's Masterclass
The cinematographer for the two biggest upcoming releases, Gangubai Kathiawadi and Brahmastra, talks about his first interaction with Ram Gopal Varma, and how he and Bhansali make frames that endure.
It's Time To Confess To Your Most Controversial Movie Opinions
Life, as we know it, is never going to be the same again. Could there be a better time to air out our most unpopular opinions?
A Good Heart Doesn't Always Make Great Art
Many of our films now – Guilty, Chhapaak, Shubh Mangal Zyada Savadhan – come with social messages, but does that alone make them “good”?
A Bit Of Hand-Wringing About Deepika Padukone And ‘Chhapaak’
As an actor, as a very beautiful actor, Deepika Padukone is well within her rights to play an acid-attack survivor. Then, why is this movie making me uneasy?
Why Chhapaak Is A Courageous Career Move For Deepika Padukone
For most of Chhapaak (I’m assuming), the face that launched a battle in Padmaavat and that has been celebrated in innumerable films and commercials, will disappear under prosthetics
30 Films Sriram Raghavan Wants Everyone To Watch
From Alfred Hitchcock’s spy movie Notorious to the lovely romance of Vijay Anand’s Kala Bazar – here are the best films the director’s watched
The Criticism of Saand Ki Aankh Casting: Fair or Unfair?
In the film, actresses Taapsee Pannu and Bhumi Pednekar play women twice their age
