Bohemian Rhapsody Review: As A Biopic, Flimsy; As A Film, Truly Enjoyable
“Now we’re four misfits who don’t belong together, we’re playing for the other misfits. They’re the outcasts, right at the …
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Badhaai Ho (2018) Brims With Humor And Heart
Having a good story and the knack to tell one are two things. It’s a double delight when a film …
Veer Zaara: 7 Unknown Facts About Yash Chopra’s Epic Romance
(Updated: November 12, 2019) As Yash Chopra’s modern classic completes 15 glorious years today, here’s some anecdotal trivia around Veer …
Killing Of A Sacred Deer (2017) Review: Chilly, Unsettling Horror
Yorgos Lanthimos’ intensely orchestrated psychological horror The Killing of a Sacred Deer opens with the close-up shot of chest cavity. …
Scary Movies: These 150 Horror Films Should Be On Your Watchlist
Here’s an exhaustive compilation of all the scary movies — old and new, indie and mainstream, classics and anthologies — (in …
The Haunting Of Hill House (2018): Among Netflix’s Best Originals
I am not a huge fan of horror or paranormal drama but this Netflix’s new original series is so intelligently …
Tumbbad (2018) Review: Heady Whirlwind Of Greed, Gore, Horror
Set during the British Raj and divided into four chapters, the central premise of Tumbbad rests on a family secret. …
10 Longest Running Bollywood Movies: DDLJ, Sholay…
(Updated: October 20, 2019) Until the turn of the century, Hindi films enjoyed yearly runs in theatres. Today, the makers celebrate even …
Lust Stories (2018) Review: Genre-Defying Cinema
It’s hard not to associate ‘lust’ with ‘sex’ when you think Hindi cinema. Films that explore this subject fail to …
Ghoul (2018) Review: This Netflix Horror Series Is A Let Down
Ghoul is a bizarre, pretentious horror-drama set against the futuristic backdrop of a totalitarian India where thought control is the …
Bunkar (2018) Review: Heartwarming Attempt To Rekindle Past Glory
Bunkar: The Last of the Varanasi Weavers (2018) aims to narrate the travails of a dying industry and skill. An industry …
Manmarziyan (2018) Review: Love’s A Beautiful Wreck
Anurag Kashyap doesn’t make love stories in the conventional sense. His cinema is visceral, chaotic, and brutally honest—where romance isn’t …
Stree (2018) Review: Riveting, Refreshing Horror Comedy
Like all unusual, inexplicable ghost stories we’ve grown up watching, here too we’re served with a tale that defies easy …
Parched (2016) Review: Feminist Daring At Its Best
Three women in a parched land. Feisty, fulsome, intrepid, they dream of freedom. And sexual nirvana. Their men are predators …
‘Always Wanted “Sandeep Mohan, Filmmaker” In My Obituary’
The name may not ring a bell with a casual movie goer but Sandeep Mohan is a respected name in …