Series Archives - The Red Sparrow

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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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Betaal – An ‘Indianized’ Wrong Turn That Capitalises In A Disaster

There is so much furor when an underdog wins. Be it Murad’s rise as a rapper in Gully Boy or Chennai Super Kings’ win in their comeback season in the…

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Paatal Lok – Undeniably Excellent With The Right Mix Of Gore, Turbulence And Intensity

There is good, and then there is evil. Somewhere in between lies reality, and right here lies humanity, or at least we have convinced ourselves of that. Paatal Lok is…

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Betaal – Trailer Talk

India has a ton of mythological legends and stories, but still has a dearth of good horror series adapted into mainstream media. Our grandmothers have been talking of lonely spirits…

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Never Have I Ever…Wept At The End Of A Teenage Show

The much anticipated Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher creation of a teenage Netflix show, with an Indian-American central character came out a couple of days back. The internet is divided…

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Panchayat – Honest, Hilarious And Extremely Relative

Over the past few years, the sphere of Indian streaming services have been greatly shaped by one dominant player churning out great shows one after the other – The Viral…

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Tiger King – Truth Is More Bizarre Than Fiction In This Docu-Series By Netflix

Some movies work because they’re so heavy on content that it becomes a no-brainer for the audience to fall in love with it. Tiger King is one of those shows…

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She – Intriguing With A Good Plot, Despite Its Many Problems

The plot begins with the major antagonist, Sassya (Vijay Varma) cherry picking prostitutes for his “sessions” – a seasoned regular as he seems to be. Within this catalogue of women,…

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The Forgotten Army – Heart Is In The Right Place, But The Execution Left Much To Be Desired

In the current political climate of India, people on both sides of the political spectrum are defining nationalism on their own terms. However, something that all of us can never…

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Modern Love – Dysfunctional And Dreamy, The Secret Recipe Of Beautiful Love

Posted on November 10, 2019November 10, 2019
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byJash Shah

Based on the New York Times column with the same name, a weekly first-person essay about love and relationships, the Amazon anthology series is the TV equivalent of a hot…

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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

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

Betaal – An ‘Indianized’ Wrong Turn That Capitalises In A Disaster

Paatal Lok – Undeniably Excellent With The Right Mix Of Gore, Turbulence And Intensity

Betaal – Trailer Talk

Never Have I Ever…Wept At The End Of A Teenage Show

Panchayat – Honest, Hilarious And Extremely Relative

Tiger King – Truth Is More Bizarre Than Fiction In This Docu-Series By Netflix

She – Intriguing With A Good Plot, Despite Its Many Problems

The Forgotten Army – Heart Is In The Right Place, But The Execution Left Much To Be Desired

Modern Love – Dysfunctional And Dreamy, The Secret Recipe Of Beautiful Love

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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