The Bengal Files (2025) Can’t See Through Its Own Smoke
There’s an urgency to The Bengal Files — a sense that something vital is …
Articles for category: MOVIE REVIEWS
Nosferatu (1922) Review: A Vampire Is Born
Back in 1922, in the era of black and white and silent film, there …
Mustang (2015) Review: A Poignant Tale Of Women Empowerment
Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s debut feature, Mustang (2015), begins with a line that could double …
Django (1966) Review: Bleak, Bold And Unforgiving
The path one is meant to tread is drenched in mud—the kind that seeps …
Stolen (2025) Review: An Unsettling, Sharp Debut
Thrillers have long been OTT catnip—gun-toting, knife-wielding heroes, anti-heroes wading through murky conspiracies. But …
Pink (2016) Review: Prosecuting Patriarchy
Few films hit where it hurts — Pink reveals how patriarchy controls in silence, …
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (1983) Review: The Art of Absurdity
Some of the greatest performances in cinema aren’t planned—they’re stumbled into. Satish Kaushik’s role …
Tramps (2016) Review: Enchanting, Low-Key Romance
Frank Capra might have unknowingly set the template for romantic road movies when he …
The Holiday (2006) Review: A Heartwarming Escape
The Holiday, a classic romantic comedy, follows the intertwined stories of Amanda Woods (Cameron …
Your Name Engraved Herein (2020): Repressed Love & Identity
I first discovered Your Name Engraved Herein through its theme song, “刻在我心底的名字” (“Your Name …
Alien: Romulus (2024) Review: A Worthy Sequel?
How does Alien: Romulus hold up? Is it a worthy sequel? Or is it …
Furiosa (2024) Review: Lady Mad Max Maximus
The post-apocalyptic genre has not seen the likes of Furiosa for a while. Now …
Demons (2024) Review: A Marriage On Edge
Director Rohit Mittal’s Demons is a keenly observed drama and a brilliant character study …
Dune: Part Two Review: A Fantastic Return To Another World
Director Denis Villeneuve does not disappoint in bringing Dune Part 2, the remainder of …
Perfect Days (2023) Review: Finding Beauty In The Mundane
With time, people tend to get accustomed to solitude and find contentment in the …