Daddy’s Girl A mainstream film, with popular stars venturing into the LGBTQ space is cause for a hurrah, even if it is pot-holed with problems. Even if first time director…
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Comic Book History If a film buff wants to see a properly researched and authentic film on the Rani of Jhansi, then Sohrab Modi’s Jhansi Ki Rani (1953) is the one…
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The Making Of A Leader There is a scene in Abhijit Phanse’s Thackeray, in which the leader is a pall-bearer of one of his followers killed in a violent agitation. This…
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Exam Scam The problem with India’s education system is far deeper that what Why Cheat India can even attempt to get at. The extent of the rot is conveyed through a list of statistics at…
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Manic Mumbai For a first-time director –Pia Sukanya– to even attempt a film like Bombairiya is as admirable as it is foolhardy, because a plot in which multiple characters run riot for…
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Theatre Of The Absurd The Accidental Prime Minister, based on Sanjaya Baru’s book of the same title, and directed by Vijay Ratnakar Gutte, is a clumsy attempt to take potshots…
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Tribute To The Army The Indian army should not need an endorsement, but the way things are in various troubled parts of the country, a shout out to express admiration…
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Dancing Cop Nobody does glee as well as Ranveer Singh—on and off screen his personality projects an over-the-top, cheerful demeanour. Rohit Shetty taps this to lighten up Simmba, which could…
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The Wounded And The Damned: A young boy looks at the hands of a woman and pronounces her age to be in the late twenties. When asked his age he…
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Double Deshmukh When Mauli (Ritiesh Deshukh), walks into the frame in slow motion to rescue two abducted girls, his weapon of choice is a brick. This could be because Lord…