Shabana Azmi at 74: “What’s thrilling is that the thrill of acting has not gone”
One of the most esteemed and outstanding actors in cinema, Shabana Azmi has starred in a myriad of genres, showcasing…
“Pink Was Not A Film. It Was A Movement,” Says Shoojit Sircar
Some films are meant to change the way we look at ourselves. Pink was one such rarity. Its impact was…
Sohum Shah On The Return Of His Neo-Classic Tumbbad To Theatres
Tumbbad,the stunning horror-supernatural parable on greed, which was originally released six years ago, opened again last week with better collections…
Scoop: Anees Bazmee On When No Entry Sequel Will Begin Shooting
Anees Bazmi’s No Entry managed to do the near-impossible. It was a sex comedy without overt sex and vulgarity. The…
“Sector 36: Incredible Transformation Of Deepak Dobriyal & Vikrant Massey” – A Subhash K Jha Review
In Netflix’s Sector 36, director Aditya Nimbalkar’s outstanding crime chiller (it would be an insult to all the little victims…
“The Buckingham Murders: Hansal Mehta-Kareena Kapoor’s Intriguing Whodunit” – A Subhash K Jha Review
Kareena is blissfully unaware of her power as an actor. In Hansal Mehta’s The Buckingham Murders she plays Jaspreet Bhamra…
“Vijay Versus Vijay In A Film That You Goat To See” – A Subhash K Jha Review
Not quite the Greatest Of All Times, but Vijay’s new sidekick of film has plenty going for itself for those…
“Call Me Bae Is A Kaleidoscope Of Fun, Frolic & Message ” – A Subhash K Jha Review
Collin D’Cunha surely has what it takes. Call Me Bae, which is streaming on Amazon Prime from September 6, is…
“Season 2 Of Applause Entertainment’s Tanaav Continues To Be Gripping, Relevant” – A Subhash K Jha Review
Like the first season, the second season of Tanaav is a beast of its own. Authentic in look and speech,…
“IC 815 The Kandahar Hijack Defines The Edge-of-the-Seat Experience” – A Subhash K Jha Review
For six gripping and flab-free episodes of Anubhav Sinha’s revisitation of the Kandahar hijacking, I forgot to breathe. Yes, it…
