Dil Bechara Trailer Talk: Sushant Singh Rajput's Film About Hope
Based on John Green’s bestselling, young-adult fiction, ‘The Fault In Our Stars’, this film releases on July 24
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Disney+Hotstar Announces The Release Of 7 Major Bollywood Titles
Disney+Hotstar just announced a slate of seven releases, premiering digitally.
When Actors Go Too Soon: Irrfan And Sushant Singh Rajput
When we lose an actor before their time, there is an uncanny quality that their films take on: there is no continuing or completed filmography to reflect on; Instead, we are left with the promises of unrealised futures…
Sushant Singh Rajput Deserves Our Quiet
Rather than invest ourselves in his suicide, we must allow the actor a privacy we never give our stars
5 Of Our Favourite Sushant Singh Rajput Moments On Screen
Sushant Singh Rajput’s performances shone with sincerity. Our writers pick five favourite moments from his brief but memorable body of work.
Sushant Singh Rajput: He Lived The Dream, But He Also Paid The Price
The actor’s death is making people talk about mental health issues. The renewed ‘visibility’ he’s brought to this topic may be his lasting legacy.
The Larger-Than-Art Legacy of Sushant Singh Rajput
On June 14, the 34-year-old actor died of suicide. And so, many of us turned to his art to understand him better
Download The Script Of Chhichhore
Co-written by director Nitesh Tiwari, Piyush Gupta and Nikhil Mehrotra, Chhichhore is a coming-of-age drama
Drive Movie Review: This Netflix Film Is A Cat-And-Mouse Game Played Out Like A Cartoon
Subtlety is not the film’s forte. Neither is clarity, characterization, coherence or anything else that any reasonable person requires
Drive Movie Review: This Netflix Film Is An Obviously Bad One; An Ode to Artifice
Uncaring for craft or clarity, Dharma Productions’ latest film is a welcome addition to the gang of movies-that-are-so-bad-they-are-good
Chhichhore Movie Review: A Solid, Homegrown College Movie For The Ages
Chhichhore is a hoot, but it’s not flawless. Eventually though, it’s Tiwari’s understanding of mainstream emotional dynamics that tide the missteps over to frame an enjoyable film.
