Y’All Need To See Sriram Raghavan’s 1987 Film About Two Newspaper Photos Falling In Love
Shot entirely in black and white, The Eight Column Affair was directed by Sriram Raghavan during his FTII days and edited by Raju Hirani.
Author: Tatsam Mukherjee
Believe It Or Not, The Talented ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Cast Has Some Fine Non-Superhero Films
We're all so enamoured by the 'good time', that we almost instinctively dismiss the sheer acting potential on screen, in an Avengers movie.
Vivek Agnihotri’s ‘Tashkent Files’ Is A Bout Of Intense Acid-Reflux Turned Into A Film
The problem with Vivek Agnihotri's Tashkent Files is that he allows his own acidity (for a political party) to seep into the 'narrative'.
Can ‘Critics Choice Film Awards’ Repair The Non-Existent Integrity Of Indian Film Awards?
The CCFA's 'token efforts' to seem 'inclusive' towards regional cinema is for the lack of a better word... embarrassing.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Short Film ‘Bebaak’ Is Getting A Premiere In L.A
When Iqbal's film on misogyny (under a religious garb) was dropped from the festival, she wrote an open letter to the MAMI board.
‘No Fathers In Kashmir’ Is Heavy-Handed Take On The Kashmir Problem
If 'Hamid' was a dish cooked with integrity and love, 'No Fathers In Kashmir' showcases an intricate recipe that never quite delivers on the flavour.
Why ‘Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota’ Director Vasan Bala Won’t Ever Give Up
"The easiest thing to do is wake up and blame the system. But that doesn't make me a revolutionary, only a whiner" - says Vasan Bala.
Why Boney Kapoor & Urvashi Rautela’s ‘Viral Clip’ Has Us Conflicted
The issue around the viral clip with Urvashi Rautela & Boney Kapoor, isn't as simple as it appears. And it poses a few interesting questions.