‘The Sky Is Pink’: A Tale Of Loss That Doesn’t Say Anything New About Grief
The Sky Is Pink has nearly all the ingredients for what would qualify as a legitimately good Hindi film... but it's missing that Chemical X.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
Hrithik & Tiger’s ‘War’ Is Fast n Furious About Wiping Out Good Taste & Common Sense
A marginal improvement on the regular action fare in Bollywood, Siddharth Anand's War is still 20 IQ points short to pass off as a 'dumb action film'.
Joaquin Phoenix Is Staggering In ‘Joker’, A Tragic Origin Story For The Supervillain
As a supervillain origin story, Joker is more than a watchable film. It's only when it tries to be a satire that the film begins to falter.
Mahatma Gandhi Turns 150: The Many Roles Of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi In Films
From 1982's Gandhi to 2007's Gandhi My Father - none of them seem to be examining the man as much as paying their tributes to what he represents.
What Taapsee Pannu Fails To Understand While Defending Saand Ki Aankh’s Casting
With Saand Ki Aankh, in spite of its actors and the crew's brave intention, the trailer doesn't seem authentic in its storytelling.
‘The Zoya Factor’ Is Plagued By A Lack of Direction, And Sonam Kapoor
If a Netflix rom-com (even the most formulaic ones) is the equivalent of a hug on a Sunday afternoon, The Zoya Factor is just... there.
Dream Girl: It Would Be A Shame To Lose Ayushmann Khurrana To The 100-Crore Box Office
'Dream Girl' appears to be the first instance where Ayushmann Khurrana has taken on a role purely for the promise of the box office success.
‘Section 375’ is Basically A Dream Come True For Social Media’s Rape Apologists
In a society that is already rigged against survivors and their stories, Section 375 might just go on to serve as a defense for powerful men.