Airy Tales: The most fascinating thing about the haphazardly assembled anthology film, Lantrani (Bragging) is its cross-industry casting. In the normal course, how likely would it be for Bengali star Jisshu Sengupta …
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Robo Bride: It must be a secret fantasy of many a male in metrosexual clothing—a woman who is beautiful and sexy, can cook well, talk sports, read his moods, anticipate …
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Army Of One: There are sporadic media reports on the horrific abuse of girls in orphanages and shelter homes – the helpless minors exploited by the very people tasked with …
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Desert Storm: The first season of Aarya, adapted from the successful Dutch series Penoza, had a lot going for it. Adapted for Indian by Ram Madhvani, with Sushmita Sen making her …
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The title Karmma Calling is catchier than the American original Revenge; the melodrama created by Mike Kelley ran for four seasons from 2011-2015, and had enough plot stuffing left over to barbeque some …
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All Copped Out: The creator of Bollywood’s cop universe makes a web series, you expect swag to hurtle out of the screen. Rohit Shetty’s Indian Police Force takes itself much too seriously …
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The OG Superhero: A character in HanuMan makes a valid point, when all Southern film heroes act like they have superhuman strength, how is a genuine superhero to prove his worth? Prasanth …
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Hold The Salt: A series that stars Konkona Sensharma and Manoj Bajpayee would be worth a watch anyway, even if it turns out to be enjoyable and disappointing in equal …
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The Hypocrisy Of Outrage: It would take a man, who must have been part of locker room kind of conversations about women, to make a film like Aattam (The Play), Anand Ekarshi’s …