12 Films To Watch If You Loved ‘The Perks of Being A Wallflower’
From The Breakfast Club (1985) to Boyhood (2014), here are 12 movies like Perks Of Being A Wallflower. Stephen Chbosky’s …
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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 …
10 Best Marathi Movies On Amazon Prime
(This article was updated on February 18, 2025). Amazon Prime has steadily ramped up its regional content library in India, …
The Ultimate List Of The Best Korean War Movies
The South Korean film industry has produced a good amount of high-quality war movies over the years. These films tend …
Meel Patthar (2021) Review: Life As A Mimetic Act
Chronic back pain. Ghost of a dead wife. 500000 kilometres of rumbling. Long lost friends. In reverse chronological order, this …
7 Must Watch Thrillers Like Fight Club
More than two decades have passed since the release of Fight Club and it’s still hailed as the gold standard …
6 Great Marathi Films On Netflix, Zee 5 (Jan 2024)
(This article was updated on January 24, 2024) From The Disciple to Killa, here are some of the finest gems …
7 Sniper Movies To Add To Your Watchlist
The loudest explosions might be in war movies, but there’s something about watching an expert sniper at work as a …
25 Essential Horror Movies Of The 21st Century
From The Devil’s Backbone (2001) to Hereditary (2018), here are the best horror movies of the 21st century. Horror movies reflect and …
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 …
Christmas In August (1998) Review: Meditative, Life-Affirming Drama
The posters for South Korean filmmaker Jin-ho Hur’s Christmas in August (1998) show a man and a woman standing closely together under …
Eeb Allay Ooo (2019) Review: Pithy Satire On Class Warfare
Eeb Allay Ooo opens with our protagonist Anjani (Shardul Bharadwaj) on trial for a measly government job of chasing away …
Titli (2015) Review: An Immersive Tale Of Unrelenting Despair
Titli is a story of a dysfunctional family, three brothers and a father, who’ve lived a life of crime and violence. …
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 …
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 …