Good Muslim-Bad Muslim: An Imagination In Bollywood
[A] certain kind of cinema exists only because a certain kind of state exists. — Saeed Mirza, Outlook for the…
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[A] certain kind of cinema exists only because a certain kind of state exists. — Saeed Mirza, Outlook for the…
Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives (Season 2) Review: When the first season of Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives (2020-ongoing) released…
The Problematic Representation of Dalits in Bollywood’s “Essential” Films: Many casual Bollywood viewers today vaguely remember B.R. Ambedkar’s legacy as a…
Try as one might, a faithful remake’s chances to succeed need a more powerful word than ‘rare’. Every time I…
Hum Do Hamaare Do is another Bollywood romcom in a new bottle that belongs to the nineties, with a bland setup for comedy of errors.
I wouldn’t have imagined that I would see the Indian version of a rivalry between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis…
Hear me out. When you fall in love, you should commit to it with passion. If this weren’t true, why…
Mainstream Hindi cinema has undergone cataclysmic changes in the past decade, leading to amelioration in the overall quality and variety…
Directors From Parallel Cinema Entering Mainstream Bollywood: Saeed Akhtar Mirza’s Naseem (1995) is a tender film dealing with a sensitive…