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Call Me By Your Name (2017) Review: Growing up is inevitable, but at times it comes at a price, the…
Chaman Bahaar is now streaming on Netflix Chaman Bahaar revolves around the premise ‘tobacco and love are injurious to health.’…
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During the Renaissance, works depicted the perfect version of man, thereby most paintings and sculptures having exquisitely sculpted individuals. Even…
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Sports drama often has a typical set-up or a conventional narrative trajectory. Any film dealing with team sports do offer…
It’s that time of year again. Audiences and critics have given their verdict on the best of the year. Finally,…
After spending an entire decade experimenting with ideas & feelings in his abstract works, all of which were filmed without…
‘Successful war films are usually those with a backstory of the soldiers. Conversations amongst soldiers and the despair on their…