Ahead Of 2.0, Karan Johar’s Mantra Behind Films Proves Why He’s Bollywood’s Best Mind
Karan Johar explained why dubbed versions of Telugu masala blockbusters have some of the highest TRPs on Indian TV, while relatively better films don't.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
Pihu Is A Tacky ‘Art Film’ That Revels In Exploiting A Child’s Misery
The only way Pihu could have exploited its protagonist anymore, was if the makers strapped a GoPro on the child's head and made it entirely first person.
Are We Really Being That Harsh On ‘Thugs Of Hindostan’?
There's a narrative being built about the alleged 'negativity' around Thugs Of Hindostan and how people are 'celebrating' the failure of this film.
Shame On You Virat Kohli, For Your Petty, Intolerant Definition Of An ‘Indian Cricket Fan’
What is the next thing you're going to ask of your fans,Virat Kohli? Ask them to wear kurtas and sherwanis while watching you bat?
A Struggle To Remember: Two Female Cops Quietly Fight Injustice In Ivan Ayr’s ‘Soni’
Ivan Ayr's Soni never goes into overdrive with its 'message', instead it quietly leaves the sermon at our doorstep.
Gabbar’s Walk To That Deewar Scene: How Mangesh Desai Designed Bollywood’s Most Iconic Moments
Subash Sahoo's documentary on Mangesh Desai passionately persuades us to not merely 'watch' the movies, but also to sit up and 'listen'.
‘The House That Jack Built’ Is A Dazzling Study Of Evil That *May* Give You Nightmares
While Lars Von Triers' The House That Jack Built is an examination of evil, it's also a deep-dive examination of the director himself.
Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma Is The Story Of Empathy In The Times Of Upheaval
Does the technique overstate itself in a few scenes? Perhaps. But it's hard to deny that Alfonso Cuaron's Roma is a staggering achievement.