‘Extraction’ Review: Guns, Grenades, Chris Hemsworth
Sam Hargrave's Extraction, set in the cacophony of Dhaka, aspires to be a lean, mean, sepia-tinted action film. Does it succeed? Yes and no.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
In The Middle Of A Pandemic, FWICE Is Reminding Singers To Not Work With Pak Artists
"Why do you have to work with Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, when Pakistan is our biggest enemy?" asks Ashok Dubey, General Secretary (FWICE).
Why This ‘Panchayat’ Episode Is One Of The Best To Have Come Out Of The TVF Stable
Panchayat's ep 3 manages to address India's many problems with minimum fuss. After all, the santulan of Indian society is really that precarious.
Imtiaz Ali’s ‘She’ Is An Oblivious Man’s Blessing To Womankind
Netflix's She suggests Imtiaz Ali really wants to H.E.L.P women reclaim their agency, but there is a disconnect between intention and execution.
No, Don’t Just Panic After Watching ‘Contagion’. Learn From It
Instead of just panic, your key takeaway from Contagion should be whether or not a corrupt human psyche is any less than a disease.
Now, There’s A Whole Genre Of ‘Coronavirus Songs’ In Bhojpuri
With more than 330,000 views on its YouTube channel, Hello Kaun has inspired a flurry of similar songs, making 'coronavirus' a sub-genre of Bhojpuri songs.
‘Kaamyaab’ Is Too Smitten By Its Hero To Fully Dissect A Bollywood Side Actor
With a premise as cool as this, Kaamyaab should have been more astute in its observations about someone who was once almost on the cusp of fame.
‘Thappad’ Will Make Indian Men Uncomfortable In Their Seats & That’s A Good Thing
Beware Indian men, if you do spot yourself on the big screen while watching Thappad, try not to look away. I know, I didn't.