LIFF Short Take Special Reviews: What to see at London Indian Film Festival
This year’s London Indian Film Festival boasts an incredible selection of film viewing over the next week. Not sure what…
“In Tubelight, Salman does not hold back in this film on compassion and faith” Subhash K Jha
Tubelight Starring Salman Khan, Sohail Khan,Matin Rey Tangu, Zhu Zhu, Om Puri Directed by Kabir Khan Faith, they say, can…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Ondu Motteya Kathe (“Egghead”)
Kannada director Pawan Kamar (Lucia, U-Turn) brings his considerable talents to act as producer and promoter for Ondu Motteya Kathe…
LIFF SPECIAL REVIEW: Badman
In a career spanning three decades, Gulshan Grover has played the villain many times – but the film that earned…
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…
“You Don’t Have To Be A Cricket Fan To Love The Sachin Bio-Pic” – Subhash K Jha Review
Sachin: A Billion Dreams Directed by James Erskine Rating: **** ½(4 and a half stars) There is something about Sachin…
“War Machine Has Brad Pitt Hamming All The Way To Doomsday” – Subhash K Jha Review
War Machine Starring Brad Pitt, Ben Kingsley, Meg Tilly Directed by David Michod Rating: * ½(one a half stars) Last…
