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Sam Bahadur: Resorts to Conventions of A Punctured Down Template While Turning the Story Into a Footnote of Loose Chapters – Review

Posted on December 1, 2023December 2, 2023
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byAryan Vyas

There are two ways you could go while making a biopic on individuals that are as reverential as Sam Manekshaw. Either you pace your film in a Wiki-styled marathon of…

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The Railway Men (2023), Netflix: Thrilling And Engaging, Yet Served With The Generic Old Dramatized Flavor – Review

Posted on November 20, 2023November 20, 2023
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byHardik Srivastava

YRF,s latest historical tragic drama, “The Railway Men,” tells the heroic actions of railway workers during the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy. The four-episode Netflix series, directed by Shiv Rawail and…

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The Killer (2023) ‘Netflix’ Review – When Stylization Becomes White Noise, Like A Guitar Solo Going On For Too Long

Posted on November 10, 2023November 10, 2023
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byAmartya Acharya

It is fascinating to me while watching the auteurs and great directors like Martin Scorcese, Quentin Tarantino, David Fincher, and the like, whose movies are seminal and shape my experiences…

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Stolen (2023) ‘MAMI’ Review: An Ambitious Genre Film That Explores the Failure of Insulation by Privilege Against a Radicalised Society

Posted on November 7, 2023November 7, 2023
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byAmartya Acharya

Stolen is an independently made movie with an ambition that is reaching for the stars. You can credit director Karan Tejpal and producer Gaurav Dhingra for saying that it doesn’t…

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Sukhee: Sonal Joshi’s Directorial Debut Is A Simplistic Storytelling of Celebrating Womanhood – Review

Posted on September 23, 2023September 23, 2023
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byAmey Mirashi

In 2018, Shashanka Ghosh directed a comedy-drama called “Veere Di Wedding”, which told the story of four women reuniting after a long time for a friend’s wedding. They discover each…

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Features

BIFF: A Look at the Towering Influence of Guru Dutt’s Pyaasa & Kaagaz Ke Phool

Posted on September 4, 2023September 4, 2023
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bySrilekha Mitra

Guru Dutt is undoubtedly one of the greatest showmen of Indian cinema, but what makes him great is his representation of the predicament of artists who are entrapped in the…

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Kohrra, On Netflix : An Enthralling & Intricate Crime Thriller That Will Leave You On The Edge Of Your Seat – Review

Directed by Randeep Jha and written by Sudip Sharma along with Gunjit Chopra and Diggi Sisodia “Kohrra” is Netflix’s venture in the increasing catalog of murder mysteries. This time around,…

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Aazam – Jimmy Shergill Starrer Is A Sensible Game Of Thrones With Poor Direction : Review

“Aazam” plays out as a fairly conventional underworld story – a crime-thriller ft guns, goons, dialogue-baazi and a tight screenplay. Directed by Shravan Tiwari, the film casts Jimmy Shergill, Abhimanyu…

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Manoj Bajpayee’s Sirf Ek Banda Kaafi Hai Is a One-Man Show In This Strikingly Urgent Courtroom Drama

“Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai” is inspired by the high profile case of Asaram bapu, an ostensible godman who was charged and conclusively imprisoned for raping a 16-year-old minor at…

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Trailer Talks

Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One : Tom Cruise And His Love For Running And Saving The World As Well As The Action Genre – Trailer Talk

The trailer for Tom Cruise’s next mission (should he choose to accept), Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1 is here. Once again directed by Christopher McQuarrie who directed the previous…

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Gulabo Sitabo – A Non-Critical Journey Of Greed Filled With Laughter And Warmth

Little Things – An extraordinary peep into the ordinary

Rajma Chawal – A dose of love, from home

Cinematography

Sam Bahadur: Resorts to Conventions of A Punctured Down Template While Turning the Story Into a Footnote of Loose Chapters – Review

The Railway Men (2023), Netflix: Thrilling And Engaging, Yet Served With The Generic Old Dramatized Flavor – Review

The Killer (2023) ‘Netflix’ Review – When Stylization Becomes White Noise, Like A Guitar Solo Going On For Too Long

Sukhee: Sonal Joshi’s Directorial Debut Is A Simplistic Storytelling of Celebrating Womanhood – Review

BIFF: A Look at the Towering Influence of Guru Dutt’s Pyaasa & Kaagaz Ke Phool

Kohrra, On Netflix : An Enthralling & Intricate Crime Thriller That Will Leave You On The Edge Of Your Seat – Review

Aazam – Jimmy Shergill Starrer Is A Sensible Game Of Thrones With Poor Direction : Review

Manoj Bajpayee’s Sirf Ek Banda Kaafi Hai Is a One-Man Show In This Strikingly Urgent Courtroom Drama

Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One : Tom Cruise And His Love For Running And Saving The World As Well As The Action Genre – Trailer Talk

A Beginners Guide to Agnès Varda: Understanding France Through the Godfather of The French New Wave

Animal: Ranbir Kapoor Elevates This Heightened Masala Entertainer With One Of His Career Best Performances – Review

Sam Bahadur: Resorts to Conventions of A Punctured Down Template While Turning the Story Into a Footnote of Loose Chapters – Review

What Watching Kal Ho Naa Ho For the First Time On Its 20th Anniversary Made Me Realize

Deconstructing The Ineffable Charm of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Concert Film

Napoleon: Ridley Scott’s Historical Drama Depicts the French Emperor As A Tormented Lover Rather Than A Great Warrior – Review

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