Eeb Allay Ooo (2019) Review: Pithy Satire On Class Warfare
Eeb Allay Ooo opens with our protagonist Anjani (Shardul Bharadwaj) on trial for a …
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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 Fortunate Man (2018) Netflix Review: Poignant, Thought-Provoking Drama
“When, in spite of all the good fortune that had come his way, he …
Things To Come (L’Avenir, 2016) Review: Nuanced, Evocative Mid-Life Drama
“Can we put ourselves in the place of others?” So begins Nathalie Chazeaux’ (Isabelle Huppert) …
A Tribute To The Legendary Christopher Plummer
“The hills are alive with the sound of music.” But with one less beautiful …
The Dig (2021) Netflix Review: Slow-Burning, Meditative Watch
In 1939, in Sutton Hoo in rural Suffolk, a widowed landowner, Edith Pretty, invited …
Knock Knock Knock (2020) Review: A Mirror To Our Insecurities
Sudhanshu Saria‘s psychological drama portrays the darker side of human insecurities with a tragic real …
10 Best Meryl Streep Performances, Ranked
There are performers who can’t act if their lives depended on it, then there …
13 Best Hindi Comedy Movies On Amazon Prime, Ranked
Here’s a line up of best Hindi comedy movies on Amazon Prime Video to …
17 Best Films Of 2020: ‘Hamilton’ To ‘Minari’
From Chloé Zhao’s Nomadland to Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow, women filmmakers were at the …
1 Minute With Sharib Hashmi: 15 Rapid-Fire Questions
It wasn’t until being rejected for a role in ‘Dhobi Ghat‘ (2008) that the …
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 …
14 Best Indian Films Of 2020 You Haven’t Seen
Despite a dry spell of theatrical releases year around, there were quite a few …
Unpaused (2020) Review: Refreshing, Life-Affirming Anthology
Each story in Unpaused is beautifully designed, minimal and effective in rendition, affirming a singular, universal …
11 Powerful Satires From Indian Cinema
‘Satire is traditionally the weapon of the powerless against the powerful’, says Molly Ivins. …