Thar, On Netflix, Is A Tense, Startling Saga About Crime And Punishment
This is a revenge drama in which the least interesting thing is the motive for revenge
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Fatima Sana Shaikh
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Thar, On Netflix, Is Cumbersome And Compelling In Equal Parts
Thar is situated in the middle of nowhere, but it aspires to be the middle of everywhere
15 Hindi Remakes of South Films Announced In 2021
Almost every successful South film has a Hindi version in the works. Here’s a list of the official announcements made this year
Ajeeb Daastaans, On Netflix, Has Two Winners And Two Losers
A good thing about shorts is that the bad ones don’t make you suffer for eternity. Their ephemeral lifespan quickly takes you from one narrative to the next without boring you to death.
Ajeeb Daastaans, On Netflix, Is An Uneven Mix Of Mediocrity And Merit
If not for the well-performed purpose of Geeli Pucchi, Ajeeb Daastaans might have been a considerably diminished metaphor for storytelling
Ajeeb Daastaans, On Netflix, Is A Patchy Four-Film Collection
Anthology films are currently in fashion. The good thing about the format is that in most anthologies, there is at least one stand-out entry.
Love And Loneliness In Ludo
Ludo, like any other heartwarming film, makes us believe that true love will never go unrecognized
How The Colour-Coded Costumes Of Anurag Basu’s Ludo Were Made
Costume designer Ashish Dwyer on working without a script and why every female character in the film wears red at least once
Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari: Lame Jokes And Inane Plot Twists
The set-up has potential but director Abhishek Sharma botches it up
Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari Is Dead On Arrival
This is one of the first Hindi films to screen in cinema halls during the ongoing pandemic. That’s pretty much all it’s going to be known for in the annals of Indian history.
Ludo, On Netflix, Is A Dazed And Confused Dramedy Of Errors
Ludo is, at its core, a bloated anthology of love stories under the guise of a screwball comedy – like a deranged interpretation of Love, Actually by the Coens
Ludo, On Netflix, Will Leave You With A Smile On Your Face
Anurag Basu’s film has a mood of dry self-awareness, outlandish humor and eye-popping colour
