Dil Dhadakne Do anoints Kabir as the unwilling centre of the film’s cynical universe, but the way he goes about his business reflects his childlike being
The parents argue with an arsenal of passive aggression, straight-up aggression and manipulation from across a too-long table while a son sits in the middle, deadened by the crossfire
In Zoya Akhtar’s 2015 multi-starrer, Shefali Shah’s character is most pivotal because she rises above the stereotype of subservient domesticity with a brand of vulnerability that amounts to anything but weakness