Shaadisthan Is A Sterile Classroom Camouflaged As A Film
Everything about the film is a sermon on how to be unsubtle, literal and semi-offensive all at once
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Kirti Kulhari
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Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors: More Than A Simple Thriller
The show tries to decode the intricacies and aftermath of domestic abuse. Abuse that brings shame to the victim, instead of the perpetrator.
The Girl On The Train, On Netflix, Is Propelled By Parineeti Chopra’s Stunning Pe...
Being a fan of the book, I was keenly looking forward to the Bollywood adaptation. I’m glad to say that the film doesn’t disappoint.
Shaitan: A Modern-Day Morality Play
In an age when we are constantly falling prey to the traps of façades and fallacies, while believing ourselves to be superior to others, Shaitan shatters our self-created illusions and provides a much-needed reality check
Criminal Justice Season 2 On Disney+Hotstar Is A Simplistic Remake
Starring Pankaj Tripathi and Kirti Kulhari, this is an 8-episode slow burn that’s five episodes too long
Four More Shots Please S2: Less Frivolous But Still Lacks Nuance
For a series that makes much of its four women finding their own voice, it’s yet to find a tonality that really lands
Four More Shots Please S2: The Equivalent Of Cosmopolitan Magazine
Four More Shots Please doesn’t find the artistic or emotional depth that a series like Made In Heaven did because the storytelling is content to float in shallow waters
The Accidental Prime Minister Movie Review: A Shockingly Crafted Disaster That Is Too P...
The film is so incompetently crafted, terribly performed and transparently petty that it isn’t even pathetic enough to be panned as a “propaganda” movie
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Let’s Talk Trailers: Blackmailing Goes Comically Wrong In Irrfan Khan-Starrer ...
The film, directed by Abhinay Deo of Delhi Belly, also features Kirti Kulhari and Arunoday Singh, and will release on 6 April
Pink Movie Review: A Powerful Film That Deserves To Be Seen
Director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury and creative producer Shoojit Sircar’s Pink is a savage indictment of our sordid patriarchy that shackles women in stereotypes
