Season 2 Of The Boys Is All Guns, Guts, Glory And Heart
This is an advance spoiler-free review of The Boys season 2, which will stream on Amazon Prime Video on September 4
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The Content Of C U Soon Is Superior To The Format: Mahesh Narayanan
The director of Take Off speaks about his latest creative output, the genesis of the film, and how it was to shoot with a limited crew.
Suriya's Soorarai Pottru On Amazon Prime: The Impact, The Implications
Putting together various reactions from various people in the Tamil film industry, from producers and established directors to newer filmmakers and trade analysts.
Nani’s 25th Film V To Release Directly On Amazon Prime On September 5
The film stars Nani and Sudheer Babu, and is directed by Mohan Krishna Indraganti.
8 Hidden Gems Streaming On Amazon Prime Video That You Must Watch
Ranging from Indian political thrillers to award-winning Bolivian documentaries, here are some films that you may not know exist on the platform
The Top 4 Sets From Amazon Prime Video’s Prime Day Comedy Specials
To celebrate it’s annual Prime Day event, Amazon Prime Video has released a special series of 10-minute comedy sets from 14 comics, all shot remotely. Here’s our list of the four strongest sets.
Bandish Bandits On Amazon Prime Video Is A Bloated, Confused Mess
There are several problems with Bandish Bandits, but purely on a storytelling level, the writing suffers from attention deficit disorder
Music Review Of Bandish Bandits On Amazon Prime Video
Over the years, our film music has become increasingly Western. But listening to the stunningly classical “Garaj Garaj”, you wonder: Is OTT poised to change the OST?
Amazon Prime Video’s Aparna Purohit On What She’s Learnt
‘There is a great appetite in our country for good stories,’ says Purohit
Bandish Bandits Trailer: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy Fuse Pop And Classical
Directed by Anand Tiwari, Bandish Bandits releases on Amazon Prime Video on August 4
Review Of Kannada Film Law On Amazon Prime Video, With Ragini Prajwal
The Kannada film, alas, is terribly written and executed. It’s very hard to stay invested in these drab, borderline-nonsensical proceedings.
Meet Ragini Prajwal, Whose Kannada Film Law Premieres On Amazon Prime
Ragini Prajwal speaks to Swathy R Iyer about playing Nandini, the pros and cons of an OTT release, and why the theatrical experience will always be special.
Review Of Sufiyum Sujatayum By Baradwaj Rangan
The film keeps giving us “touches”. What it doesn’t give us is a sense of the “madness” in this love, which makes it very hard to feel for these lovers.
Movie Review: Sufiyum Sujatayum Is On Amazon Prime Video
In the film’s exasperating efforts at world-building, the prosaic always takes precedence over poetry.
7500 On Amazon Prime Video Is Simplistic But Primally Effective
By framing most of the film as a sympathetic relationship between a wounded pilot and his conflicted enemy, 7500 ends up locating the emotional complexities of Stockholm Syndrome within German airspace
Gulabo Sitabo On Amazon Prime Video Is Slyly Funny But Also Deeply Melancholic
Shoojit Sircar’s Gulabo Sitabo, starring Amitabh Bachchan and Ayushmann Khurrana, leaves you with a smile and an ache. And that’s a rare combination.
Upload On Amazon Prime Video Review: A Charming Futuristic Show
The charm never really wears off, because the show plays out like a hybrid of parodying the future while simultaneously marvelling at it
Manoharam Movie Review: Vineeth Sreenivasan Does His Thing In This War
Eventually, this too is a film that fits perfectly into Vineeth Srinivasan’s sub-genre of feel-good cinema. Which means that the film remains comforting even when everything goes wrong.
After Gulabo Sitabo, Vidya Balan Starrer Shakuntala Devi To Release on Amazon Prime Video
The film is based on the life of mathematician Shakuntala Devi, nicknamed the ‘human computer’
Tollywood Is Known For Tragic Endings, But Palasa 1978 Heralds Change
By the end, we realise Mohan Rao has come, not to exact revenge but to save his Ambusoli colony. This feels necessary; there needs to be light at the end of this tunnel, writes V Vamsi Viraj
