Vijay Varma’s Moeen: The Character From Zoya Akhtar’s Gully Boy That Will Break You
Vijay Varma's Moeen represents the unadulterated ambition of someone who has spent too much time in the city's underbelly.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
Danny Boyle’s Latest About The Last Beatles’ Fan, Is The Best Trailer In Recent Times
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Here’s Why It’s A Dangerous Decision To Not Telecast The Technical Awards At The 2019 Oscars
Is it fair that the Academy chose to 'edit' out technical awards like Best Editing from the Oscar telecast on February 24?
Zoya Akhtar’s Gully Boy Doesn’t Deserve Hate For ‘Sanitising’ Azaadi. Someone Else Does
It's probably easier to mock Gully Boy's 'wokeness' than to see the larger picture, where critics bank on subtlety to voice dissent. It's also unfair.
Slamdance Winner ‘Tungrus’ Is A Fabulous Case Study Of A Family Through A Pet Rooster
Rishi Chandna's short documentary, Tungrus, doesn't miss a chance to quietly absorb the sheer absurdity of the situation.
8 Brilliant Movies From 2018 That The Oscars Will Rue Not Nominating
From Boots Riley's Sorry To Bother You to Ari Aster's Hereditary, here are 8 brilliant films that didn't get a single nomination at this year's Oscars.
6 Lines From The ‘Gully Boy’ Soundtrack That Make It The Most Political Thing In Bollywood
The soundtrack for Zoya Akhtar's Gully Boy is an 18-track magnum opus featuring more than fifty artists under Ankur Tewari & Karsh Kale.
‘Thackeray’ Normalises Bigotry, Endorses Violence & Doesn’t Care About Its Subject
It's too early to call this, but there is a good chance that we won't see a nastier film than Abhijit Panse's Thackeray in 2019.