Nenjuku Needhi: Arunraja Kamaraj Makes A Damp Version Of Article 15
In the context of Tamil cinema’s history of anti-caste films, Nenjuku Needhi, starring Udhayanidhi Stalin, is rather weak
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Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 Is Yet Another Halfwitted Ghost-Protocol Comedy
Some of the ‘horror’ is too self-serious, with complex flashbacks and a Tabu double role
Modern Love: Mumbai Passed The Vibe Check with ‘My Beautiful Wrinkles'
The episode aptly captures the angst of Indian women torn between their needs and society’s expectations
Cannes 2022 Screening Notes: Pratidwandi Is Haunting
Ray captures the alienation and urgency of unemployment in 70s Calcutta
Cannes 2022: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan On Reuniting With Mani Ratnam
‘To work with that kind of energy is just so fulfilling at the end of each working day,’ says the actress
Panchayat 2 Is A Triumphant Marriage Of Mind and Heart
The series strolls on the elusive bridge between life and storytelling
Luck by Chance Redefines Success
The film portrays the incomprehensible complexity of the human experience
Queerness Is Everywhere On Indian Streaming
From Sacred Games and Made In Heaven to Modern Love Mumbai and Maai, there has been a steady increase in queerness on screen. How to think of this new spurt?
'Badhaai Do' Delivers Substance in a Predictable Template
The film attempts to get its message across in a family-friendly way
Everything Releasing This Week In Theatres (16th To 21st May)
Struggling to keep up with all the latest releases? Here’s a look at what’s releasing in theatres this week across languages
The 5 Most Viewed Streaming Shows And Movies Of The Week
From new releases like Modern Love: Mumbai to old shows still going strong Guilty Minds, here’s a list of the most-viewed shows and movies from the Indian streaming space of last week
Ranveer Singh On How He's Changed
‘I’m kinder to myself. I’ve started cutting myself some slack,’ says the actor
The Beginning Of A Mega Supernova
Chiranjeevi’s waning stardom feels stranger because in Telugu cinema’s biggest moment his films today are barely at the forefront of Telugu cinema let alone be amongst those that are showcased to the world. But why?
Pathaam Valavu: The Turns Are Too Basic To Make This Joseph-clone Work
The making is flat and the sentimental approach that clicked in Joseph doesn’t really work when there are no surprises or secrets we want to learn about its lead
Jayeshbhai Jordaar Is A Backward Step For Hindi Cinema
Some may call the film’s Gandhi-esque stance feel-good and necessary in this age of intolerance, but it comes at the cost of the integrity of the cause
Jayeshbhai Jordaar Is Sometimes Farcical, But Always Heartfelt
The seriousness of the issues at hand is constantly punctured by humor, which sometimes lands and sometimes doesn’t
Mammootty's Puzhu Is A Stellar Study Of The Inheritance Of Prejudice
Director Ratheena chooses to transplant a myth onto an urban upper-caste milieu, where everyone’s educated but there’s still a vacuum when it comes to the most basic human value
Vishal Bhardwaj And Hansal Mehta Light Up Modern Love: Mumbai
The two best segments of the anthology speak of inclusivity through the language of music and food
