Sardar Udham, On Amazon Prime Video, Is A Career Defining Turn For Vicky Kaushal
Shoojit Sircar’s latest film is an arresting portrait that has Vicky Kaushal in nuclear form as an actor
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Team Sardar Udham On Putting In 21 Years Of Research Into The Film
Vicky Kaushal, Shoojit Sircar and Ronnie Lahiri talk about making a relatable biopic without veering into jingoism
Trailer Talk: Sardar Udham On Amazon Prime Video
Directed by Shoojit Sircar, the biopic premieres on Amazon Prime Video on October 16
October: A Masterful Exploration Of Grief And Unconditional Affection
Shoojit Sircar is never afraid of silence and Juhi Chaturvedi’s brave screenplay never submits to melodrama
Understanding Emotional Abuse: An Analysis Of Piku
Piku delicately apprises us of the painful fact that all those we love may not necessarily be good for us
October: Transcending Cynicism
The viewer lowers their cynical guard once they understand Dan’s radical optimism
Juhi Chaturvedi On The Courage It Took To Pitch Vicky Donor
First Movers In Film, In partnership with Bumble, Will Feature Women in Entertainment Who Have Made The First Move With Their Brave Choices
Madras Café: Bollywood’s Underappreciated Espionage Thriller
The film’s success lies in the fact that the protagonist is unsuccessful despite his efforts
15 Years Of Shoojit Sircar’s Yahaan
20 images by cinematographer Jakob Ihre that capture Kashmir militancy, the military crackdown, and the love that bloomed among the muck
Thoughts On Shoojit Sircar’s Gulabo Sitabo On Amazon Prime
The film feels like an anecdote stretched into a novel. By the end, the loose plot does come together, but it doesn’t feel like it’s been worth this kind of build-up.
Director Shoojit Sircar On The Scene-Stealing Women Of Gulabo Sitabo
The director talks about finding the right women to play the 95-year-old Begum and the fiery Guddo, and what his favourite scenes with them are
Writer Juhi Chaturvedi Explains The Plot Twist In Gulabo Sitabo
When you reach the end and go back, you realise that the clues were always there, says the writer
