Village Rockstars (2017) Review: A Masterpiece of Indian Indie Cinema
There are movies that rely heavily on technical aspects such as visual effects with the use of high-end film equipment …
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9 to 5 (1980) Review: Classics Revisited #11
Let’s face it. Forty year anniversaries aren’t as popular as twenty-five or fifty. But for a 1980 movie whose stars are still …
8 Amitabh Bachchan Movies We Can’t Wait To Watch In 2020
(Updated: August 27, 2020) Amitabh Bachchan has big releases due next year, including Brahmastra and Jhund, both of which were scheduled …
Burning (2018) Review: Dark, Layered, Enigmatic
Burning is dark, ambiguous and a layered creation with Faulkner’s rage and struggles coupled with the strange, unspoken mysteries of …
Arctic (2019) Review: An Affecting, Layered Film
Let me get straight to the point. Arctic is pure and unadulterated Mads Mikkelsen po**. That’s not a statement meant …
The Danish Girl (2015) Review: Intense, Thought-Provoking Drama
“If a million people see my movie, I hope they see a million different movies.” – Quentin Tarantino Watching a …
Nirvana Inn (2019) Review: Stimulating Storytelling
The purest and most profound state of human existence has many names. Some call it salvation, some refer to it …
Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas (2019) Review: Deol Reaches Dizzying New Heights
Sunny Deol. A name that sends hearts aflutter and strikes fear into the minds of his fans in equal measures. …
Nosferatu (1922) Review
Gothic as a genre is generally associated with horror. But artistically speaking, they are both quite different from, yet paradoxically, …
9 Delightful Bollywood Romances: ‘The Lunchbox’ To ‘Choti Si Baat’
If you’re in the mood for some feel-good cinema magic that will make your heart skip a beat, you’re at …
Nirmal Anand Ki Puppy (2019) Review: Subterfuge of the Ordinary
(This review was updated on March 4, 2025) It’s been a while since a film felt both deeply satisfying and …
Sacred Games Season 2 Review: Battle Between Sattva And Tamas
Once in a very long while, comes a piece of art whose purpose belongs neither in interpretation nor in entertainment, …
Sacred Games S2 Review: Victim Of Its Own Success
Sacred Games is back with Season 2. The revolution has eaten its child. After the ultra-promising season 1 with its Tarantinoesque …
Phil (2019) Review: Well-Meaning But Uneven Dramedy
Depression and mental health are much talked about today, but conversations rarely includes older generations, leaving their struggles unseen and …
Mera Naam Joker (1970) Review: Classics Revisited #8
Mera Naam Joker is a coming-of-age tale, a bildungsroman, a tragedy and a romance all blended together. What makes a …