Vijay Varma On How Irrfan Shaped His Life
“He didn’t just show you the truth, he showed it to you in a way that conveyed a profound understanding of that moment.”
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OK Computer, On Disney+Hotstar, Is Gibberish In The Guise Of Science Fiction
From start to end, for almost 240 minutes, I have rarely seen anything so determined to look like unabashed and cursive gibberish on acid.
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
A Suitable Boy, On Netflix, Is Filmy In The Best Sense Of The Word
Mira Nair delivers a visually sumptuous saga which, despite the sizable bumps, is ultimately satisfying
Notes from TIFF: Mira Nair’s A Suitable Boy
The six-hour miniseries is a sweeping, sumptuous saga, which has rough, clunky stretches but is ultimately wonderfully satisfying
Yaara Review: A Dated Tale of Friendship With No Feeling
Bell bottoms and flip phones gives this dated tale, directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, a dated look
Yaara Trailer Talk: Vidyut Jammwal And Amit Sadh Play Boyhood Buddies
Directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, this film premieres on Zee5 on July 30th
Netflix's She: A Female Sexual Awakening Tale Ruined By Mansplaining
She’s device – of a fruitlessly deceptive procedural thriller – literally hijacks the series, leaving the sexual-liberation thread to appear like more of an aggressive Penthouse afterthought
Filmmaker Mira Nair Talks About The Exciting Cast Of Vikram Seth’s A Suitable Boy
Tune into The Cannes Connection On Hotstar for the full conversation
Monsoon Shootout Movie Review: A Disorienting, Irritating But Oddly Thought-Provoking Film
The film explores storytelling without compromising on expression, which keeps it relevant and interesting irrespective of when it was shot
Monsoon Shootout Movie Review
In this film starring Vijay Varma and Nawazuddin Siddiqui, debutant director Amit Kumaríæpresents a twisty Mumbai noir that manages to be both philosophical and horrifically bloody
