Safar, On MUBI, Is A Heartrending Portrayal Of A Young Woman In A Big City
Safar is a must-watch, a beautiful slice-of-life short film narrated with simplicity and sensitivity
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Shweta Tripathi
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Download The Script Of Cargo
Written and directed by Arati Kadav, the spiritual sci-fi film is currently streaming on Netflix
Mirzapur Actors Break Down The Season 2 Scenes They’re Proudest Of
From Munna wishing he’d been born a clerk to the first time Beena lies to Bauji – here are the cast’s favourite scenes
Shweta Tripathi On Finally Getting To Kill People In Mirzapur Season 2
The actress talks about doing season 1 of the Amazon Prime Video show only to get to season 2 and the scene she’s proudest of
Cargo Review: One Of The Most Original Films To Come Out Of India
Arati Kadav makes an assured debut and she has to be applauded for bringing something so unique to this genre in spite of a tight budget
The Cast Of Amazon Prime Video’s Mirzapur On What To Expect From Season 2
Mirzapur cast members Pankaj Tripathi, Shweta Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyenndu on the massive response to the show and what’s in store for season 2.
Mirzapur Season 2 Trailer Talk: Amazon Prime Video's Smash Hit Series
From creator Puneet Krishna, and produced by Excel Entertainment, Mirzapur season 2 releases on October 23rd.
How To Shoot A Science-Fiction Film On A Low Budget
Arati Kadav, whose film Cargo is on Netflix, talks about making two actors share a costume and repurposing ATMs into futuristic gadgets
Cargo On Netflix Is A Creative Cocktail Of Spirituality And Science Fiction
Writer-director’s Arati Kadav’s wide-eyed world-building – audacious, imaginative, idiosyncratic, subversive – is crucial to the viewer experience.
Cargo Trailer Talk: Vikrant Massey And Shweta Tripathi Navigate Death
Written and directed by Arati Kadav, Cargo releases on Netflix on September 9.
Raat Akeli Hai On Netflix Is A Gripping Tale Of Murder And Revenge
Debutant director Honey Trehan and writer Smita Singh use the genre conventions to create a horrifying portrait of patriarchy
Raat Akeli Hai: A Middling Social Thriller, Moving Coming-Of-Age Drama
The writing of Raat Akeli Hai makes up in perspective what it lacks in sharpness
