There are very few films that don’t let you guess the story till the very end. Olakh is one of…
Chhoti Si Baat Short Film Review: Open Ended Stories Are The Best Stories
Chhoti Si Baat is a simple story about a school-going boy, Shiv, who is ashamed of where he lives and…
Soul-Kadhi Marathi Short Film Review: Creative Storytelling At Its Best
I accidently stumbled upon this film and I am so glad I did. After such a long time, I saw…
Don’t Drink & Drive Amazon miniTV Short Film Review: It’s Not Your Regular Social Message Film
When I was studying advertising, I always wondered why don’t advertisers change the way they give away social messages. If…
Ammu Movie Review: Looks Highly Inspired By The Great Indian Kitchen But Fails To Impress, Thanks To Its Dumb Writing
If you look at Ammu, the whole packaging of this film in terms of story, it reminds you of three…
Indian Predator Murder In A Courtroom Review: This Netflix Documentary Covers The Horror That ‘200 Halla Ho’ Web Series Missed To Capture
What the women of Kasturba Nagar went through when Akku Yadav was ruling the village with his gang is spine-chilling,…
Jamtara 2 Review: From An Intelligent Scam To Just Another Political Drama – Jamtara Lost Its Essence
On the political front, what does Jamtara offer that other political dramas don’t? Nothing! I am disheartened that one of…
Maja Ma Review: Why Is This Film Even Made? It’s Annoying, Childish, and Foolish
I can’t believe I watched the film at midnight. How lucky I am to have slept peacefully even after this…
Blonde Netflix Film: It’s Not A Review
Before I begin, I would like to issue a warning here. Blonde is not for everyone. It is dark and…
Good Morning Amazon miniTV Short Film Review: This Film Needed A Solid Performer, Neha Dhupia Isn’t One
There is nothing in this short film to talk about. It’s a simple thought – how women give equal attention…
Conditions Apply Amazon miniTV Short Film Review: Can Love Be A Paid Service?
Amazon miniTV’s latest short film, Conditions Apply reminded me of Sanjay Suri and Eisha Chopra’s Call Him Eddy. Though I…
Parde Mein Rehne Do Short Film Review: Watch It For The Smile It Brings On Your Face
I discovered Heena DSouza’s Adi Sonal when Voot released a few short films as a part of Voot Select Film…
Vakeel Babu Review: Between Right And The Dangerous – What Should A Lawyer Choose?
This is what a good story looks like. A good story need not necessarily have many characters or complex storylines…
Little Women Korean Drama Review: It’s A Tightly Woven Gripping Tale Of 3 Sisters Who Are Fighting Poverty And Crime Together. The Question Is, ‘Will They Sell Their Souls For Money?’
I am glad this is the first K-Drama I watched. It has set high standards for others though. My friend,…
In Conversation With Mansi Jain, Writer/Director of Chhuri, Everything Is Fine, and Nawab
When Netflix started abroad they had a lot of guts. The binge structure and the content was pathbreaking. They gave chances to odd shows and artists like house of cards, orange is the new black etc. One hoped that, that would happen in India, and hopefully it will.
HIT: The First Case Review: Not Worth Your Time, Go And Read The Story On Wikipedia Instead
HIT: The First Case is unnecessarily stretched. And if you have been reading or watching good quality crime and investigation…
Gargi Review: It Haunts You Long After It Ends; I Am Still In A State Of Shock
After Guilty, I was a little tired of monotonous rape stories. Somewhere, I started believing that filmmakers are using this…
Masaba Masaba Season 2 Review: A Little Chaotic This Time But Still It’s Good
Warning! Masaba Masaba is not for everyone. It’s for a specific target group just like shows made keeping teenagers in…
Miracles From Heaven Review: Nothing Extra-Ordinary Other Than The Fact That It’s Based On A True Story
If you have stopped believing in miracles, then this is your go to movie. Not because, like movies, it paints…
Ghar Waapsi Review: A Heart Warming Tale Of Returning Home But… With A Corporate Twist
I will start this review with one of my poems. Here you go… And then one dayJust like that,You grow…
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