Feminism and its Eternal Affair with Film-making
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The 15 Best Asian Films Of 2017
Asian films have always shown how relatable they can be even to a wider audience. The constant understanding of the…
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Mukkabaaz [2018]: A bold spin on familiar underdog hero in Love
Packed with vigorous energy, stellar performances across the board and characters spouting rustic dialogues, Anurag Kashyap’s “paintra” in Mukkabaaz almost…
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Mukkabaaz [2017]: A portrait of an artist in turbulent times
Bollywood has forever shunned away from the C word in mainstream movies, but Anurag Kashyap goes no holds barred tackling…
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Trapped [2017]: A Nail-biting Survival Thriller
Trapped is a ticking time bomb from the moment it starts. The premise of the film is undoubtedly marvelous, the…
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Netflix & Chill : Gandu [2010]
Gandu is a devastating punk dream, a hyperactive nightmare where hallucinations are life and life is a hallucination.
Top 15 Hindi Films of 2016
In the last 5 years, Hindi film industry has produced some really great films which were groundbreaking in their own…
The 15 Best Indian Films of 2016
The 15 Best Indian Films of 2016: How many have you seen ?
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Ae Dil Hai Mushkil [2016]: The Grapes of Love
In the end, Karan Johar’s much-hyped film about unrequited love comes off as a basketful of artificial fruits that looks delicious but is, unfortunately, inedible. Nonetheless, it is the most Joharistic film since Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, a crucial chapter in ‘Dharma’s Guide to Love and Friendship’ that also serves as a love letter to retro Bollywood.