Animal (2023) Review: Cinema As Toxic Art
He’s a strange animal. Brawny, brusque and burning, he seethes with unrequited love for his father. Singed by maniacal adoration …
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Three of Us (2023) Review: A Meditation On Nostalgia
Memories are the key not to the past, but to the future. – Corrie ten Boom. Udgam, the origin, the …
The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) Review: Metaphorical Study Of Isolation
The Banshees of Inisherin is a tough, challenging film to watch. Its pace is mellow and landscape stark. Set in an …
25 Best Hotstar TV Shows Worth Your Time
From Homeland To Succession, these are the best Hotstar TV shows worth your time. It’s probably not an overstatement to …
Rocket Boys (2022) Review: A Masterclass In Filmmaking
There are dramas and dramas, and then there are some. That fire the night sky like a rocket and traverse …
The Power Of The Dog (2021) Review: Subversive Rumination On Masculinity
‘When my father died, all I ever wanted to do was protect my mother. And what kind of man would …
Sardar Udham (2021) Review: Aesthetically Shot, Outstandingly Recreated
An outstanding recreation of one man’s fight to reclaim his country, Sardar Udham is aesthetically shot and executed with almost …
Shaadisthan (2021) Review: Authentic, Controlled And A Work Of Great Promise
What a delightful film Shaadisthan turns out to be, a breath of fresh air on the road from Mumbai to …
The 7 Best Indian TV Shows On Netflix
Your favourite streaming devices let you in to the best of content in the comfort of your living rooms. While …
The Great Indian Kitchen (2021) Review: A Mirror To Misogyny
It’s the staccato, droning, frenzied, draining crushing, grinding, peeling, chopping, washing, mopping, dusting, and at night, the abuse that gets …
A Fortunate Man (2018) Netflix Review: Poignant, Thought-Provoking Drama
“When, in spite of all the good fortune that had come his way, he wasn’t happy, it was because he …
My Love From The Star (2013) Review: For Incorrigible Lovers Of Romance
‘My Love From The Star’ may be fantastical but one can’t help falling in love with the pulsating hearts and …
The Dig (2021) Netflix Review: Slow-Burning, Meditative Watch
In 1939, in Sutton Hoo in rural Suffolk, a widowed landowner, Edith Pretty, invited an excavator, a self-taught archaeologist and …
Scam 1992 (2020) Review: A Riveting Drama Bolstered By Solid Lead Performances
‘Risk hai to ishk hai.’ In the beginning was the Word, and so it goes…I am tempted to go into …
Pieces of a Woman (2020) Netflix Review: Tough But Rewarding Watch
This is such a powerful and evocative title for a movie. It conjures up disturbing images. A woman is a …
