‘Bhoot: The Haunted Ship’ Only Adds To The Terrible Reputation Of Hindi Horror Films
Bhoot: The Haunted Ship is a film where Prithvi (Vicky Kaushal) pauses for whole two seconds after realising that the film's main spirit is called 'Amar'
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
Parasite’s ‘Best Picture’ Oscar Doesn’t Mean An Indian Film Can Also Win. Here’s Why
Bong Joon-ho's Parasite picked up 'Best Picture' on the same night it also won 'Best International Feature', and it's surely a moment of reckoning.
Malang Review: Mohit Suri’s Film Keeps Dancing Long After The Music Has Stopped
Malang is the kind of film where when someone enters a rave party, they're asked to choose between sukoon (relief) and mazaa (fun).
Jawaani Jaaneman Review: The Most Fun Saif Ali Khan Has Had In A Hindi Film Recently
One thing that Jawaani Jaaneman does rather well, is exploit Saif Ali Khan's low self-esteem, something we've been privy to in interviews.
A Pakistani Film On A ‘Struggling’ Cleric Threatened By An Islamist Political Party
Based on a man shunned after a video of him dancing at a wedding goes viral, Zindagi Tamasha has been dubbed 'blasphemous' by a political party.
How Sushant Singh Has Emerged As Bollywood’s Voice Of Reason In Recent Times
Sushant Singh has rapidly earned quite a large fan-following in recent times, by fearlessly voicing his opinions, no matter what the outcome.
‘Binnu Ka Sapna’: Director Kanu Behl’s Journey Into The Mind Of A Violent Perpetrator
Binnu Ka Sapna traces a boy's gradual metamorphosis into a man severely compromised with his 'gaze' towards society, and women.
‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’ Is The Epitome Of A Saffron Hindu Male Fantasy
When history looks back on Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior it will be seen for what it is - a petty vanity project that fanned the flames of communal divide.