Charlie Kay Chakkar Mein – Subhash K Jha review
It’s a dry week at the movies. What with all eyes set on next week’s big release, and we all…
A Brave Attempt To Portray The Grim Underbelly – Subhash K Jha reviews ‘Once Upon A Time In Bihar’
It’s easy to ignore a film when it doesn’t have big names in the cast. Inversely, star-studded films invariably attract…
Main Aur Charles Movie Review
At one point in this jigsaw puzzle that often leaves us….well, puzzled, Randeep Hooda playing Charles Sobhraj turns us to…
Titli Movie Review
The hammer is a favourite weapon of aggression among the characters who form the immensely unlikeable family in Titli. They…
Good-looking Junk – Subhash K. Jha reviews ‘Shaandaar’
The very good looking lead pair of this enormously disappointing film, ironically and pompously calling itself Shaandaar, are insomniacs. To…
A 13th Century Milestone on Women Empowerment – Subhash K Jha reviews Rudhramadevi
Can we please stop obsessing over Baahubali and move on? Right off, Rudhramadevi would be compared with Rajamouli’s landmark achievement.…
“It is a very powerful statement on violence against and the safety of women” – Subhash K Jha reviews Jazbaa
In a film that works both on a physical and emotional level, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan returns as a working mother,…
Singh is Bling: Subhash K Jha review
By the time Prabhudheva and his rumbustious hero get into the swing of things in colour co-ordinated turbans, the film…
“Not bad at all,” says Subhash K Jha as he reviews Calendar Girls
When he is not busy preening posturing and pontificating Madhur Bhandarkar can actually tell a spanking good story. Calendar Girls…
‘Being Gay, Without Apology’ – Subhash K Jha reviews TIMEOUT
“Dad, I am gay.” What if your son came and told you that one day? How would you react? Would…
