Movie Review: 120 Bahadur
When telling a war story, one always risks entering a space that may seem repetitive. Typical war movies follow a…
When telling a war story, one always risks entering a space that may seem repetitive. Typical war movies follow a…
When Charlie visits the visually impaired Colonel Slade for the first time, you are made aware of two things: the…
Haq is bound to get a diverse reaction. Based on the Shah Bano case that rocked the country in the…
“An artist has only one politics. Always for the masses, never for the monarch,” says Zubeen Garg’s Raul in Roi…
The recent announcement of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s visit to Yash Raj Studios and the subsequent deal for YRF…
A rich European society, an aspirational immigrant community, a class divide laced with racism, questionable parenting, and subtle sexist toxicity—all…
Grief is not linear. It’s not simple. It’s possibly one of the most complex emotions we navigate. And no two…
You could criticise Anurag Kashyap for many things – including letting his quirks take over his screenplays at the worst…
Mission: Impossible has undeniably cemented its place as a blockbuster action franchise, surpassing the James Bond movies in sheer spectacle…
A movie that makes you think, read, wonder! Not very often, is it? Justin Kurzel’s The Order does it. There,…
A Heartfelt Masterpiece That Deserved Every Award CODA is more than just a film; it’s an emotional journey that takes…
Nestled in the lap of the eastern Himalayas, Assam is a land of misty hills, lush tea gardens, and the…
The first time I saw the poster of The Wild Robot, it somehow reminded me of Wall-E. Both stories have…
Chess, a game of strategy and intellect, has captivated minds across continents for centuries. While the chessboard and its fundamental…