Yuva: An Ever-Relevant Political Thriller
It’s the artistry, and attention to detail in its subplots that make it such a riveting watch
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Iruvar Is So Much More Than A Political Movie
As a political drama, this movie stands apart because of the way art is portrayed in the movie
Arvind Swami On His Directorial Debut With Roudhram From Navarasa
“I thought the best place to start for Roudhram would be exploring the different kinds of anger,” says the director and actor.
Before Thalaivii: Narratives About Jayalalitha In Tamil Cinema
Given that we’ve only had mostly reductionist and caricatured portraits of Jayalalitha on screen, Queen tells us her side of the story for the first time.
Looking Beyond The Simplicity Of Mani Ratnam’s Dil Se
This story is about so much more than love – it’s a story about fate, retribution, and the morality surrounding life and death
Prasanna On Playing The Villain In Big Hero Films
“I’ve never walked up to someone and asked for an opportunity to work with them,” says the actor.
Every Episode Of Navarasa, Ranked
From ‘Payasam’ and ‘Peace’ to ‘Guitar Kambi Mele Nindru’, here’s a ranking of all episodes of Navarasa, from the well-made to the banal.
Navarasa Has Great Craft And Terrific Performances But Feels Generic
The best film of the anthology is Roudhram, directed by Arvind Swami. In every possible sense, it blew my mind.
Navarasa Is Mostly Unremarkable And Seldom Elicits An Emotion
Arvind Swamy, the director, makes a solid debut with Roudhram a deconstruction of the all-encompassing nature of anger.
Navarasa Falls Short, Despite Superb Performances And Laudable Effort
It’s a gathering of greats but none of the films are flat-out brilliant
Gautham Vasudev Menon On Working With Suriya In Navarasa
“For me, it was like going back home from work,” says the director.
Navarasa Trailer Talk: Introduces An Impressive Cast With Style
Produced and presented by Mani Ratnam and Jayendra Panchapakesan, Navarasa features 9 short films with the proceeds set to go toward the well-being of film workers affected by the pandemic. The anthology releases on Netflix on August 6.
