Best Performances Of March 2022
From Vidya Balan in Jalsa to Bobby Deol in Love Hostel, here is a list of exceptional performances this month, across streaming and theatrical releases
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Best Performances Of February 2022
From Jim Sarbh in Rocket Boys to Alia Bhatt in Gangubai Kathiawadi, here is a list of exceptional performances this month, across streaming and theatrical releases
Love Hostel: A Crafty, Thrilling Reminder Of India’s Religion Problem
It’s the cultural identity that turns Shanker Raman’s sophomore feature into a damning and daring indictment of our times
Love Hostel, On ZEE5, Delivers A Harrowing Experience
Love Hostel is what you might call a Haryana Noir Western
Love Hostel Trailer Talk:Vikrant Massey And Sanya Malhotra Get Married
The film releases on February 25th on Zee5
Could Aashram On MX Player Be One Of 2020’s Most Successful Web Shows?
Decoding the success of Prakash Jha’s Aashram which is fronted by Bobby Deol playing a conman godman
Aashram Chapter 2 On MX Player: An Untenable Mess
The first two seasons together have 18 episodes, 40 minutes each. Yet, there still is no sign of closure or catharsis amidst the chaos
Bollywood in 1995: 10 Things About The Year That Was
Given the number of 25-year anniversaries we’ve celebrated lately – Rangeela recently, DDLJ soon – it got us thinking: Was 1995 a landmark year for commercial Hindi cinema?
Aashram Review: A Stretched-Beyond-Endurance Social Drama
There is a promise of a second season without a convincing first, on the corporate-political-spiritual nexus, directed by Prakash Jha
Why Is The Bollywood Godman Always The Villain?
With Sadak 2 and Aashram, both about fake godmen releasing on August 28, we look back at this trope, from 1989’s Jaadugar to 2014’s OMG- Oh My God!
Netflix’s Class Of 83 Is A Strange And Scrambled Police Drama
Atul Sabharwal’s Class Of 83 plays out like an extended movie trailer. At the end of the film, I was still waiting for it to begin
Netflix's Class Of 83 Offers Little Innovation On A Time-Worn Theme
Too much of Class of 83 feels like a retread. The faces are new but the portrayal of the system, corruption, the utter lawlessness of both cops and criminals, is familiar.
