15 Indian Movies that Centre Around a Dysfunctional Family: “Family is a life jacket in the stormy sea of life.” – J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Is it,…
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Adaptations are always a tricky business to get right. In the case of The Great Indian Murder (Season 1), one of the primary disadvantages of the show is its source material. It…
Brahman Naman is Q’s most accessible film (In)famous Cult director Qaushiq Mukherjee’s camera tries to find a way to get a glimpse of inside the skirt of a pass out girl after…
‘The Elder One (Moothon)’ has been the only film from this year so far that left me in a state of absolute perplexity for it is as weighed down by its negatives…
Titli is not a story of a dysfunctional family, because calling these set of ruthless people dysfunctional will be an understatement. But even in this relentlessly downbeat tale of ghastly inane characters there is a coming-of-age film that’s just looking for proper wings to fly away from the gun & the hammer. The title character Titli is not a butterfly because not even in it’s lightest moments you see any glimmer of beauty. But he is a spider who is hanging by a very thin thread of lies, betrayal and double-cross, and yet he is trying hard, not fall off.