LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Pinneyum
Malayalam master filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan’s first film in eight years, Pinneyum (“Once Again”) opens with the discovery of a dead…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Ticket – The Movie
Avinash is a self-professed “nutty professor” – he’s rarely seen without his trademark Leonardo da Vinci stuffed doll, and although…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Babylon Sisters
Twelve-year-old Kamla (Amber Dutta) lives with her parents Shanti (Nav Ghotra) and Ashok (Rahul Dutta) in a run-down apartment building…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Newton
The Chhattisgarh region of central India is rich in mineral resources, but its people live in poverty, eking out a…
“The future you has to be a you that loves. Otherwise it will cease to flourish.” – SRK TED talks on Humanity, Fame and Love
Social media was all abuzz recently with the news that Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan (SRK) would be doing a…
Mostly Sunny Movie Review
“I don’t know what my legacy will be,” says porn star turned Bollywood starlet Sunny Leone near the end of…
1000 Rupee Note (Ek Hazarachi Note) Movie Review
Every once in a while, a film comes along and just socks you squarely in the gut, causing such a…
Konkona Sen Sharma: “It’s a great honour for A Death in the Gunj to be chosen for TIFF”
Piers Handling, CEO and Director of the Toronto International Film Festival, and Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director of the Toronto International…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Toba Tek Singh
Saadat Hassan (Vinay Pathak, whose character’s name serves as a nod to the author who wrote the story the film…
Zeal for Unity Films – LIFF Special Review
The London Indian Film Festival 2016 is presenting the World Premiere of two Pakistani films made under the Zeal for…
