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Review: Khakee The Bengal Chapter

When it comes to gritty Indian crime dramas, Neeraj Pandey has carved out a niche with layered narratives and morally complex characters. Khakee: The...

Finding Grandpa: a quest to heal generational pain

Baljinder Singh’s story starts with a promise to his grandmother. At the age of 12, he swears to find his grandfather, Mehnga Singh, a...

Thandel: Review

Cinema has long romanticised long-distance relationships, but Thandel takes it a step further by layering it with themes of separation, integrity, struggles of working-class men, patriotism,...

Riveting drama of the doomed and dangerous: SATYA 2

Spot the difference. It's the same in all-apparent details. Mumbai's underworld caught in a compromising position

Fallen woman saga falls flat: Rajjo

Films about prostitutes, with or without a heart of gold, have fascinated filmmakers and viewers

Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-leela: Absolutely reckless

Just when you think you have seen it all, there comes a film that reminds you of how far the cinematic medium has come...

Brave concept, engaging war satire

War Chhod Na Yaar: Political satires are easily the most difficult genre of comedy in cinema

Take the warning… stay away!

Water waste of time! Slasher movies work best on terra-firma where girls in a state of disrobed desperation make a dash for safety

Dark, sinister, devastating

There are the dark unexplored regions of the psyche that experimental cinema reifies, even for an audience that doesn't want to...

Desolation , Loneliness…Perfection!

In Mrinal Sen's Khandhar, desolation was defined and epitomized as much by Shabana Azmi's face and physicality as it was by the architectural ruins

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