Ribhu Dasgupta’s ‘TE3N’ Review – A Montage Of Time
A septuagenarian John Biswas, who looks like your average grandpa, hauls to the market alone, fixes a defunct fan at home, cooks for his wheelchair borne wife and does mundane […]
Wazir Review – Wrong Move…
If you dissect a thriller and view its anatomy, there will be a plot device which will keep on moving throughout to guide the viewer, either in a straight path […]
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. […]
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 […]
‘Detective Byomkesh Bakshy!’ Review – When Sherlock met Moriarty
Calcutta, 1942. The world’s political and economic structure had come down to the outcome of the great war. On the grander scale, it was the allies against the forces of […]
Navdeep Singh’s ‘NH10’ Review – No Country For Women!
We live in a country where being a woman is a ghastly crime. Here, being a woman means to be objectified, to be told what to wear and to be […]
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 […]
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