‘Black Is Beautiful’ Documentary: A Unique, Engaging Attempt That Deserves a Watch
Black is Beautiful takes us into the lives of visually impaired children, familiarising us with their world — their daily …
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Durga Sohay (2017) Review: Satisfying Thriller & Family Drama
You need nerves of steel to release a film alongside Baahubali. The epic drama was touted as the biggest Indian film of …
Tunnel (2016) Review: Formulaic Yet Engaging Rescue Thriller
Korean filmmakers are good at fusing tension and humor to create a bigger impact, while not deviating much from the …
Sanjay Leela Bhansali: 6 Great Songs From The Visual Genius
One of the finest showmen in postmodern Bollywood, Sanjay Leela Bhansali knows when to linger the camera and when to …
Hollywood Smarts: 10 Famous Actors Who Wrote Dissertations
Picture a Hollywood actor with a Ph.D. degree. Dissertations and Hollywood actors are seldom spoken of in the same breath. …
7 Best Songs Of The Legendary Lyricist Shailendra
The good old times of the 50s and 60s were Hindi music at its finest. Both in terms of melody and …
11 Famous True Story Movies That Lied To Us
Not one to shed my tears in a theatre but I’m talking about watching a film that had led to …
20 Best Tamil Movies Of The 21st Century
Tamil cinema is one of India’s most prolific and increasingly significant film industries. Although less represented as ‘regional’ cinema, its …
Visa (2017) Review: A Short Tale Of Extrication
Visa deals with the struggle of a family trying to escape the threatening environs of their country which is in the throes …
Beauty and the Beast (2017) Review: An Enchanting Revisit
Directed by William Bill Condon (‘Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn’ – 1 & 2, ‘Chicago,’ ‘Dreamgirls’), Disney’s latest, ‘Beauty and the …
White Helmets (2016) Review: World’s Greatest Humanitarians
Academy Award-winning documentary short The White Helmets (2016), from London-based Orlando von Einsiedel does what many news reports have failed …
Beginner’s Guide To Marathi Movies: 5 Time-Honored Classics
My curiosity in Marathi movies was aroused, if I remember, in 2004, the year Shwaas released. (It’s among the best …
Kong: Skull Island (2017) Review: King-Size Monster Fun
In an overcrowded world of superheroes battling super villains, just one fight matters to be seen on celluloid — The King …
Badrinath ki Dulhaniya (2017) Review: A Breezy Entertainer
Bollywood has a pathetic record of successful sequels/franchises. 2014 gave us a charming entertainer in Humpty Sharma ki Dulhaniya, reminiscent …
6 Most Polarizing Bollywood Films Of The Decade
On a scale of 3 Idiots to Humshakals, the films below lie somewhere in the grey. People either loathe them …