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    Noblemen – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot June 28, 2019
    June 28, 2019

    Toxin Factory: Rating: *** Vandana Kataria’s debut feature Noblemen, is set in an elite boys’ boarding school, and zeroes in accurately on what makes some men so toxic. The strange…

  • Cinemaah

    Kabir Singh – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot June 26, 2019
    June 26, 2019

    Psycho Alert So, this chain-smoking doctor with ‘anger management’ issues, sees a girl, as she is walking single-file with other female medical students, eyes down, demure gait. He falls in…

  • Cinemaah

    Cake – Film Comment

    by Deepa Gahlot June 20, 2019
    June 20, 2019

    Cooking Up Drama Pakistani film, Cake, was streamed recently to an appreciative audience. The Asim Abbasi film, was released in the UK, and was the country’s entry for the Academy Awards.…

  • Cinemaah

    Bharat- Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot June 14, 2019
    June 14, 2019

    Slow Motion Mein It is a grandiose idea—linking the fate of a man called Bharat to the story of India. If Ali Abbas Zafar wanted to pull it off, maybe he should…

  • Cinemaah

    Nakkash – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot June 2, 2019
    June 2, 2019

    Art Has No Religion Characters in Zaigham Imam’s Nakkash, say with an air of fear or apology that the “mahaul” has changed. Which means that in Varanasi, where it was not unusual for…

  • Cinemaah

    Chopsticks – Film Comment

    by Deepa Gahlot June 1, 2019
    June 1, 2019

    Babe In The Hood The first original Indian film that Netflix presents is Chopsticks, directed by Sachin Yardi, whose writing credits include the Kya Kool Hain Hum films, and he directed something called C Kkommpany, so obviously…

  • Cinemaah

    India’s Most Wanted – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot May 26, 2019
    May 26, 2019

    How To Catch A Terrorist This intelligence officer finally corners the man he has been tracking; he has been warned that pursuers are on the way to the location, but…

  • Cinemaah

    De De Pyaar De – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot May 18, 2019
    May 18, 2019

    De De Pyaar De—maybe marginally less misogynistic than Luv Ranjan’s earlier films– has been produced by him, and directed by Akiv Ali. It is supposedly a comedy about an older…

  • Cinemaah

    Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot May 12, 2019
    May 12, 2019

    Dholakpur To China The character of Chhota Bheem, the ladoo-eating hero of Dholakpur, has a fan following among kids, and it always interesting to see what the Indian animation industry…

  • Cinemaah

    Student Of The Year 2 – Movie Review

    by Deepa Gahlot May 12, 2019
    May 12, 2019

    It says nothing for our country’s education system, if students in an elite college in Dehradun, have no other dreams than to win dance and kabaddi competitions. Which would lead…

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About Me

I listened to film stories as bedtime tales, got a library card as soon as I could read, and was taken to the theatre when I was old enough to stay awake. So, I grew up to love books, movies and plays. I have been writing about them for the better part of a quarter century, won a National Award for film criticism, wrote several books, edited magazines, had writings included in anthologies... work has been fun!

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