Dil Bechara Review: Sushant Singh Rajput’s Final Film W.A.N.T.S Your Tears
Adapted from John Green's 2012 novel, The Fault In Our Stars, Dil Bechara prioritises "cute" over heart from the very beginning.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
‘Breathe: Into The Shadows’ Is As Good As Abhishek Bachchan’s First 14 Films
Breathe: Into The Shadows, starring Abhishek Bachchan, seems like a step down even in comparison to its trite first season featuring R Madhavan.
Being Unduly Polite Towards ‘Dil Bechara’ Won’t Honour Sushant Singh Rajput’s Memory
Even after his passing, we shouldn't turn into polite stakeholders who talk about Sushant Singh Rajput's shortcomings as an actor in hushed tones.
How Disney+Hotstar’s Mega Announcement Reflects Bollywood’s Unabashed Clique Culture
Disney+Hotstar's refusal to put Kemmu and Jammwal on a poster might seem like an 'oversight', but it's indicative of the rot at this fraternity's heart
‘Aarya’ Is A Reminder Of How Immensely Watchable Sushmita Sen Is
Aarya is a page-turner of a show, about a woman taking over the reins of a man's world. And yet, it never adopts the patronising tone of the Mardaani films.
Kapil Dev’s 175*: The Innings That Changed Indian Limited Overs Cricket Forever
We have to be mindful of the conservative times when a strike-rate of about 65-70 was considered par, and Kapil Dev was hitting the ball with at 200!
Can We Please Do Away With Celebrity Blind Items Already?
Vile. That's the word you would probably associate with a blind item column. A blind item makes a gossip column (that takes names) look like an investi…
The Many Unfulfilled Promises Of Sushant Singh Rajput’s Bollywood Career
The only question that looms over us is what he could/would have achieved if not for this unceremonious exit from stage. Rest in power, Sushant Singh Rajput