Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum [2021]: ‘Prime Video’ Review – Political Satire has it’s heart in the right place, but little else
Raame Aandalum Raavane Aandalum (or RARA) is the story of a young couple searching for their prized bulls which they…
Alanti Sitralu (2021) Zee5 Review: Three Stories, But None Hit The Mark
Films with multiple stories always run the risk of becoming uneven if one of the stories starts to falter. In…
Aakashavaani (2021) SonyLiv Review: Highly Relatable and Unique Folk Story
Belief in age-old traditions and absurdities is something that is quite dangerous and regressive. Furthermore, it is through this same…
Kota Factory (Season 2) Netflix Review – One of the few continuations that surprisingly works
Kota Factory (Season 2) Netflix Review: Season 1 of Kota Factory ended with Vaibhav, our protagonist, deciding to join Maheshwari…
Malignant Movie Explained: Ending, Themes & Plot twist Analyzed
Malignant Movie Explained & Plot twist Analyzed: James Wan’s ‘Malignant’ did not evoke a response from audiences and critics that…
Je suis Karl [2021] Netflix Review: Potent political thriller falls short due to uneven and heavy-handed execution
Christian Schwochow’s Je Suis Karl, which premiered at the Berlinale Special Section starts with hypnotic urgency. Handheld iPhone-style tracking footage…
6 Films to watch if you Liked The Starling on Netflix
The Starling on Netflix is directed by Theodore Melfi of Hidden Figures fame. It stars Melissa McCarthy and Chris O’Dowd…
Under The Silver Lake (2018) and the Depth Superficiality of Hollywood
In his first work after the hit It Follows (2014), David Robert Mitchell goes back and forth to voyeurism, celebrity…