The Wife Collector: There seems to be no earthly reason to exhume Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon (2015), but a part two is here, recycling the plot of the first film, with …
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Covert Affairs: Several recent web shows have delved into the shadowy world of espionage, with India’s intelligence agency, Research & Analysis Wing (RAW) stepping into the spotlight. When it is …
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Meet The Dad: There are stars who refuse to age, and continue to act opposite leading ladies half their age, and then there’s Ajay Devgn, who sportingly does a comedy …
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When Love Hurts: The bitter legal battle that came to be known as the Shah Bano case, was one that had far reaching consequences. In a conservative society, accepted norms …
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Woman Uninterrupted: Films and shows like Ally McBeal, Bridget Jones Diary and Fleabag make the single woman a pathetic, ridiculous creature desperate for male attention. Single Salma, directed by Nachiket Samant, gives its protagonist a …
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Now that Maddock has its own horror comedy universe, it was only a matter of time that critters shared space across films. Thamma, directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, decides to have …
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Trunk Tale: There have been films set mostly in a single location, and one that takes place almost entirely in an isolated mansion is relatively rare. The premise lends itself …
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Wedding Wreckers: The title does evoke some curiosity, which the promo quickly dispels. Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari is a romcom with the template of My Best Friend’s Wedding and The Wedding Singer, in which the …
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Tough Truths: There are regional, religious, financial, caste, class distinctions cutting across India. And most smug urbans may not even be fully aware of the many shades of marginalisation. In …
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Lawyer’s United: Most times, good intentions are not enough, but over the last two Jolly LLB films, as well as the third addition to the franchise, writer-director Subash Kapoor, has managed to …