10 Bollywood Film Reccos For Every Mood On Valentine’s Day
Irrespective of whether you are in the mood to watch an intense romance or just a film that’ll help you cope, we’ve got you
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Kal Ho Naa Ho
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My Favourite Shahrukh Khan Films
From a quirky, warm therapist to an NRI who awakens to his duty as an Indian, here are some of Shah Rukh Khan’s best performances
Kal Ho Naa Ho: The Perfect Comfort Movie
There are so many reasons you’d want to bawl your eyes out and regret your decision to watch it, but you will go back to it every time
Shah Rukh Khan – 29 Golden Years Of The Dimpled Man
I stare at him, deeply engrossed in his words. He gives me the liberty to feel and express my emotions.
8 Bollywood Background Scores Close to My Heart
Background scores are just like a pinch of salt. Hardly do we notice their presence but movies without them sound incomplete, feel bland and seem tasteless.
Saif Ali Khan’s 10 Best Performances, Ranked
Khan is not perfect, he never has been, and maybe his imperfection has been his most enduring strength
Guilty Pleasures And Hidden Misogyny In Aisha And Kal Ho Naa Ho
I discuss two films that are immense sources of ‘guilty pleasure’ for me and that share a common thread of hidden misogyny
Shah Rukh Khan: An Ode To The Actor Beyond The Star
As the King of Romance turns 55, here’s a look at SRK the actor beyond the star and the times he wove magic on screen for us
The Top Five Scenes From Shah Rukh Khan Films
Most of his most memorable scenes are the ones where he’s either reciting intense monologues or mouthing romantic dialogues at his heroines in a way that’d make even mountains melt
Top 5 Shah Rukh Khan Movies
From the sweetness and innocence of Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994) to the darkly complicated Fan (2016), here are Anupama Chopra’s favourite Shah Rukh Khan films
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Top 50 Memorable Bollywood Characters: Kantaben from Kal Ho Naa Ho
In Nikkhil Advani’s 2003 film, veteran Marathi actress Sulbha Arya’s character might seem like a flimsy device of comedy, but at the time she was a ready instrument of the masses, designed to make them laugh at – rather than be shameful of – their own flaws
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