This is in continuation to our last week’s post (Marathi Cinema: Best Films Of The 21st Century: Part 1) on the must watch Marathi movies since Shwaas (2004), the film that sparked a revival of sorts for the Marathi film industry. 4. Natarang (2010) Director: Ravi Jadhav Every artist at some point in life has to ...
This is in continuation to our last week’s post (Marathi Cinema: Best Films Of The 21st ...
KEEP READING(Updated: August 4, 2020) M-town’s rise over the past decade has been exciting, to say the least. But Marathi filmmakers raised the bar further in 2016, taking the industry to a whole new level. Marathi films have almost perfected the art of balancing audience expectations and critical scrutiny. The films set box office records in 2016 with ...
(Updated: August 4, 2020) M-town’s rise over the past decade has been exciting, to say the least. ...
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Shwaas (2004) was a landmark film in the history of Marathi cinema. It became the first Marathi film in 50 years to have won a National Award, after Shyamchi Aai. Shwaas was also India’s official entry to the Oscars in the foreign film category that year. Three of the past 10-12 Indian films submitted to Oscars were Marathi and ...
Shwaas (2004) was a landmark film in the history of Marathi cinema. It became the first ...
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2016 seems to be a great year for horror film fans. The year has satisfied the avid fans of the genre as well as the skeptics. Some of these horror movies have transcended genres. Mixed in seemingly polarizing sub-genres. Most importantly, the low-budget indie horror movies have tapped into our basic anxiety and grief, while living ...
2016 seems to be a great year for horror film fans. The year has satisfied the ...
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This is one of those years which is ending profoundly better than the way it began. After enduring half a dozen disappointing blockbusters (Civil War is an exception), we found a silver lining in Marvel’s Doctor Strange. Now, the most anticipated movie of the year, the first of the new ‘prequel’ franchise to the global ...
This is one of those years which is ending profoundly better than the way it ...
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A disquieting vignette of a society, Pink holds a mirror to everything that’s wrong with us. It shines a light on the vacuous values we live by to preen and preserve our social fabric. And men alone aren’t to be blamed, women stand equally complicit. A slow burn, Pink ruffles and rattles with its glaring observations. ...
A disquieting vignette of a society, Pink holds a mirror to everything that’s wrong with us. ...
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Dipankar Sarkar
