Why Annie From Khamoshi – The Musical Is The Perfect Sanjay Leela Bhansali Heroine
What makes Annie interesting is how she displays a maturity beyond her years even with a child-like naivety at her core
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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
Irrfan, Rishi Kapoor & The Perceived Worth Of A Performance
Spontaneous light acting that brings us joy is no lesser than the carefully calibrated heavy-duty dramatic performance that makes us search our souls.
Maska On Netflix Is A Confused Film
Maska is the kind of self-indulgent nostalgic piece that does little to convey its intended nostalgia to the viewers
Maska On Netflix Review: Nostalgic, But Never Cinematic
Manisha Koirala’s overbearing accent and Prit Kamani’s awkward gait, both of which though endearing, are unable to breathe life into this Parsi tale that prefers nostalgia to storytelling
Manisha Koirala, Aaditi Pohankar And Saiyami Kher On Getting Typecast
The actresses star in Netflix productions Maska, She and Choked
Bombay Is An Eloquent Plea For Tolerance And Communal Harmony
Sooryavanshi, which got indefinitely postponed because of Covid-19, is a film about a few good men saving Mumbai from terrorists. Since we can’t see that, as a substitute, here’s another film about the city and terror – Mani Ratnam’s Bombay
10 Memorable Moments From Mani Ratnam’s ‘Dil Se’, Which Turns 20 Today
Where Roja and Bombay were more narrative-driven, Dil Se came after Iruvar, which marked the birth of a very different filmmaker
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Lust Stories Movie Review: Evocative Stories, Outstanding Performances
This film reiterates that in a country like ours, sexual desire is to women what sexual orientation is to the law – complicated, controversial, prohibited and unnatural
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Dear Maya Review: Music To The Eyes
Director: Sunaina Bhatnagar Cast: Madiha Imam, Shreya Chaudhary, Manisha Koirala Maya isn’t as eccentric as Charles Dickens’ Miss Havisham. She isn’t as flamboyant as Ruskin Bond’s Maharani of Mastipur. She…
