The Trailer For Ravi Jadhav’s ‘Nude’ Is Finally Here & It Feels Timely & Necessary
'Nude' follows the journey of a woman from rural Maharashtra to the slums of Mumbai, where she finds work as a nude model at the JJ School Of Art.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
‘Pacific Rim Uprising’ Is A Shamelessly Inept Sequel, Aimed Only At A Quick Buck
Pacific Rim Uprising isn't even remotely interested in challenging its audience. Instead, all ears are on the clinking cash registers.
‘Raid’ Reflects Ajay Devgn’s Desperation To Be Seen As A Relevant Star
Raid reminds us something we've known for a few years now, Ajay 'Devgan' is long dead.
Alia Bhatt: With Great Privilege Comes Great Responsibility
As Alia Bhatt turns 25, we sit down to examine how she's one of the few cases when Bollywood privilege has been responsibly shouldered.
‘Annihilation’ Review: Intelligent Sci-Fi FTW!
Annihilation oozes scientific mumbo-jumbo, but it unravels like a mystery and shines a light on the most deadly virus of all - human paranoia.
An Open Letter To Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety’s Luv Ranjan: Please See The Bigger Picture
What a film like a Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety does is, it reinvigorates the larger narrative that fuels the rampant sexism via Whatsapp forwards.
Netflix’s ‘Ladies First’ Beautifully Captures A Miracle Called Deepika Kumari
Ladies First, follows Deepika Kumari right before the Rio Olympics, as she carries the weight of her glorious future and her deprived past.
Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi: When Mata Sherawali Beat The Crap Out Of Undertaker
It's a cringefest like many movies from that time. But it serves a good dollop of nostalgia of when we thought WWF was real, and Bollywood was good.