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Khayali Pulao – Prajakta Koli Shines In This Honest, Uplifting Short By Tarun Dudeja

Youtube has provided an inexpensive and valuable platform for organic talent to flourish, especially because it is a space that is more or less run by the content. One of…

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Features

Let’s Talk About Neo-Noir

To understand Neo-noir, we might first need to look at what Film Noir used to be. During the 1940s and 50s in America, there was a shift in the mood…

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Trailer Talks

Dil Bechara – Trailer Talk

This year will be marked down in history for many things, none of them good. One of those things was the very unfortunate demise of the actor Sushant Singh Rajput.…

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Bhonsle – Mumbai In Its Truest Form, Plays Stage For A Visually Poetic Film About Migrant Issues

Manoj Bajpayee shows that he doesn’t even need dialogue to put on a show, amidst a film about hate mongering based on religion, in writer-director Devashish Makhija’s 2018 film Bhonsle.…

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Kappela – Intelligent Filmmaking With Astounding Performances

You cannot help but marvel at the new crop of Malayalam films out there. The new vanguard has all but taken over the filmmakers of the early 2000s. Their experimental…

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Bulbbul – Excellent Setting Given Away By A Predictable Plot

It is no mystery that Bollywood has been unceremoniously impotent at making horror movies, given a few exceptions. This lull can be attributed to Bollywood filmmakers not being able to…

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Aarya – A Complicated Web Of Betrayal, Greed, Love And Family That Doesn’t Miss A Beat

Sushmita Sen plays a desperate but warm mother, who is willing to do anything to protect her family, amidst her family’s business of drugs and internal betrayal. The official remake…

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Cinematic Parallel: Last Leaf In Ijaazat And Lootera

Gulzar was at his poetic best in the 1988 romantic drama, Ijaazat. Apart from sensitive acting performances, and fine writing, the film was highly acclaimed for it’s music. A good…

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Trailer Talks

Bulbbul – Trailer Talk

I’ve always had an inkling for horror movies set in India. Most Indian horror flicks are duds anyway, but some recent approaches to this hair raising genre have been exceptionally…

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Da 5 Bloods, Netflix – A Lesson In History And A Lesson In Filmmaking

This Spike Lee joint, like other Spike Lee joints, is a phenomenal work of art. It’s more than a film, it truly is a work of art. It’s visually complex.…

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Rajma Chawal – A dose of love, from home

Sui Dhaaga – The ‘Logo Reveal’

Little Things – An extraordinary peep into the ordinary

Cinematography

Khayali Pulao – Prajakta Koli Shines In This Honest, Uplifting Short By Tarun Dudeja

Let’s Talk About Neo-Noir

Dil Bechara – Trailer Talk

Bhonsle – Mumbai In Its Truest Form, Plays Stage For A Visually Poetic Film About Migrant Issues

Kappela – Intelligent Filmmaking With Astounding Performances

Bulbbul – Excellent Setting Given Away By A Predictable Plot

Aarya – A Complicated Web Of Betrayal, Greed, Love And Family That Doesn’t Miss A Beat

Cinematic Parallel: Last Leaf In Ijaazat And Lootera

Bulbbul – Trailer Talk

Da 5 Bloods, Netflix – A Lesson In History And A Lesson In Filmmaking

Khayali Pulao – Prajakta Koli Shines In This Honest, Uplifting Short By Tarun Dudeja

Let’s Talk About Neo-Noir

Bhonsle – Mumbai In Its Truest Form, Plays Stage For A Visually Poetic Film About Migrant Issues

Kappela – Intelligent Filmmaking With Astounding Performances

Bulbbul – Excellent Setting Given Away By A Predictable Plot

Aarya – A Complicated Web Of Betrayal, Greed, Love And Family That Doesn’t Miss A Beat

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