The Slow-Burning Omniscience Of Sheeba Chaddha
The actress has the rare ability to eschew the limitations of screen-time and reveal an Indian woman navigating her own parallel narrative
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Luck by Chance
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20 Rewatchable Hindi Movies Of All Time
A non-comprehensive list of films, across timelines, that make us laugh and cry; leaving us amazed and amused
40 Breakthrough Indian Directorial Debuts
On the 20th anniversary of Farhan Akhtar’s Dil Chahta Hai, we look at directorial debuts that changed the game
The Beauty Behind Well-Crafted Opening Credits: Luck By Chance
This, in my opinion, is one of the best opening credits sequences of the 2000s
The 15 Best Konkona Sen Sharma Performances, Ranked
The actress’ legend is now democratic, legitimized and cemented without labels
5 Konkona Sensharma Characters That I Love
A terrific actress whose creative ability, I feel, is still underrated in the film industry
Zoya Akhtar And The Art Of Revelation
Zoya Akhtar’s stories and characters show us that everyone has a little something in them or in their past that they don’t want to bring out
It’s Dimple’s Time To Shine
In the last 20 years, what you’d call the post-Dil Chahta Hai segment of her filmography, the actress has made some interesting choices
Before Netflix’s AK vs AK, A Brief History of Metacinema
Metacinema – cinema that blurs the line between reality and fiction – has always existed. Before the release of AK VS AK, a metafilm, on Netflix, here’s a look at the history of this genre
The Top 10 Bollywood Film Endings Of This Millennium
So often I’ve left the theatre still immersed in the world of fictional characters, wondering what they must be doing when the camera isn’t on them anymore
Luck By Chance Is The Best Hindi Film About Hindi Films
Zoya Akhtar’s skillful and sharp writing is adorned with interesting anecdotes and personal observations
Luck By Chance: The Perils Of Capitalism
In Luck By Chance, value judgements are made on anything but human values. Stars are valued for their monetary merit, directors for their name, audiences for their money, and producers for their wealth
