Uri – How’s the Josh? High Sir!
Historically, India has never initiated an attack on it’s foes and we as a country hold great pride in furnishing this fact. Until September 29, 2016, when the Indian Army…
Reviews
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We look at films as dreamy-eyed students of cinema.
And as stern-headmasters, ready to pounce on even the tiniest of slips.
Reviews, around here are as much an attempt to learn from the film as it is to do a report card on the film. Each piece on The Red Sparrow is objective, unbiased and honest.
Bandersnatch: A format-innovation winner; a storytelling loser.
A few days ago, I turned on Netflix to watch their new interactive film – Bandersnatch. Over the next two hours, I learned the definition of a love-hate relationship. In…
Bird Box – A Blinding Journey of Survival
Survival films are one of a kind. They reflect on humanity, the dangers against humanity and the mere goal of surviving an incident that may just be the end of…
Black Mirror Bandersnatch – The Fate Lies in Your Hands
Quite literally, the fate does lie in your hands for the life of young Stefan Butler and his passion for making a game. Black Mirror releases a season every year…
Simmba – The Exceptionally Quirky Cop
Simmba was one of the most awaited releases of the year and Rohit Shetty has lived up to our expectations to give us a not-so-Singham cop with Ranveer Singh, romancing…
Home Alone (1990) – Christmas Week
The magical week of Christmas is here! This festive season, no matter where we go, we see that sparkle of joy in people’s eyes. We all know that it has…
Zero – A Grandiloquent Tale of Love
Remember Shah Rukh Khan’s mesmerizing character in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai? Remember how he created this benchmark for all the ‘Raj’s and ‘Rahul’s in the…
Pataakha (Sept, 2018) – Throwback Thursday
Sisters fight as if it is their birthright. I haven’t met a single pair of sisters, no matter what the age difference, who have not fought over something as trivial…
Rajma Chawal – A dose of love, from home
Which relationship hasn’t suffered the wretched communication gap in today’s technologically complex world? Within this still developing economy, embedded with thousands of cultures, tangled in millions of emotions and successes…
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (2011) – Throwback Thursday
Getting right into the holiday spirit, this week our readers decided to go a little towards the fun side of holidays by voting for Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, or more…
