Karwaan Review – Journey of a lifetime
Director Akarsh Khurana’s ‘Karwaan’ gives you a glimpse of your own life and urges you to mend that broken piece of your heart.
Mulk Review : The State Of The Nation
Have you ever filled any type of form? What do you fill in the column of nationality? Indian, right? But have you ever questioned yourself why? Silly isn’t it? After […]
Dhadak Review – Qayamat se Sairat Tak!
In the picturesque town of Udaipur, Madhukar Bagla falls for Parthvi Rathore, the daughter of the local feudal lord. Young love is often infatuated, yet speaks of purity when gauged […]
Movies That I Like – Mahesh Bhatt’s ‘Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin’ (1991)
Growing up, we had a stable diet of Rangoli on Doordarshan, every Sunday morning. While the songs were mostly nostalgic with Rafi, Asha, Lata, Kishore making the day heavenly, there […]
Rajkumar Hirani’s ‘Sanju'(2018) Review – Wasted Opportunity
Who’s the real Sanjay Dutt. Is he a son, a hero, an addict or a traitor? ‘Sanju’ aims to answer these questions and does exactly that, in a well-measured way, […]
Pari Review: Horror Done Right !
Horror is a difficult and niche genre. Difficult, because it’s really hard to pull off a scary fest in front of an audience who have been fed with years of […]
Padmavat Review : Glory to the Queen !
It’s been a couple of hours since I’ve seen ‘Padmavat’ sans the ‘i’. But the effect simply refuses to wear off. The grandeur of the cinema that is trademarked Bhansali, […]
Mukkabaaz Review – Punches Galore!
The whiz kid of Indian cinema, the flag bearer of contemporary directors, the enfant terrible Anurag Kashyap is back with a solid uppercut and this’s surely going to knock out […]
Bareilly Ki Barfi – Lalla, Baja Phod Die Ekdum !!!
As the lights were switched on during the interval, most of the people who were seated in front of me, turned to see the person who had a loud guffaw […]
Aligarh – An open letter to Mr. Hansal Mehta
Dear Mr. Hansal Mehta, A really long time ago, I had a friend. I won’t name him. He was a gentle soul. Gentle and meek. The kind to be bullied. […]
Films That I Like – Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s ‘Mili (1975)
In a bustling suburb of Bombay, lives a jovial girl called Mili who was named so because she liked to play Hide n Seek and people used to look for […]
Happy Bhaag Jayegi Mini Review
#HappyBhagJayegi-MiniReview #ASRSays 👍👍👍 In times where movies with huge stars sink without a trace, ‘Happy Bhag Jayegi’ comes as a breather. Not that it’s a great film, but what works […]
Mohenjodaro Mini Review
#MohenjodaroMiniReview #ASRSays 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾 Period films usually have the statutory disclaimers with them, stating that despite the tall claim about the oh-so-shocking fact related to the film, this is a work […]
Rustom Review – Farce-face !!!
A decorated navy officer finds his wife having an affair with a casanova. In a fit of anger, he kills him by firing three rounds from point blank. Originally acquitted […]
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