Bajirao Mastani – Mohabbat Ki Hai, Aiyashi Nahin !!!
It is often said that love has no religion. Love doesn’t understand caste or creed. The unabashed form of love is free from any boundaries and keeps burning in the […]
Srijit Mukherjee’s ‘RajKahini’ Review – Once upon a time…
Let me tell you a story… Ali was busy stitching the cloth. He was in a hurry as he was already past the delivery due date. He had to deliver […]
Drishyam Review- Seeing is Believing !!!
There is a metaphorical theory called Scotoma, which defines itself as the mind sees what it wishes to see. It’s really amazing how the mind reacts on seeing certain things. […]
From Bahubali To Bajrangbali….
Disclaimer – Right at the beginning, let me confess that I, being a lesser mortal, neither have the authority nor the credentials to review a Salman Khan movie. I am […]
Ahalya – A thriller
It’s not easy to make a short film. You really don’t have the luxury of time to introduce the characters or the setup. It takes a ingenious storyteller to weave his craft, along a familiar, much heard tale and turn it into an absolute thriller. Mr. Sujoy Ghosh does the same to the ageless classic Ahalya and conjures a magical […]
Tanu Weds Manu Returns – Banno Tera Swagger !!!
Kanpur, 2011. In the midst of two wedding processions going to the same house, with two grooms intending to marry the same girl, when Mr Manoj Sharma was ready to […]
Bombay Velvet – That’ 60s Show !!!
While growing up, like most of us, I, too had my usual staple diet of those movies, where the angry young man brought justice to his family after being wrong […]
‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’ Review – Sanu Da Style !!
There was a time when Doordarshan used to rule the middle class households. Cable tv was in its very nascent stage. The Khans were the next big things, but at […]
Badlapur…. An Eye For An Eye.
What would you do if your entire family gets wiped out in one chaotic accident? Would you forgive the men responsible for it? Or would you wait for an entire […]
Srijit Mukherjee’s ‘Chotushkone’ – A Review
Srijit Mukherjee has an uncanny knack of making the unconventional a style statement. In his films, things, which might appear random at first, gets to its core, at the last […]
The Cinemawala 