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Search ResultUDTA TEER REVIEW: STAR CAST DISAPPOINTS
Udta Teer, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan, attempts to turn Indo-Pakistani espionage into a farcical comedy. Reviewed by...
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Binod Kamble’s film Kastoori begins with a stark scene of cleaning a dirty toilet. Utpal Datta explores its portrait of marginali...
Read MoreGOLDEN ERA HEROINES VERSUS TODAY
Can the timeless beauty, charisma, and talent of Bollywood's Golden Age heroines truly be matched today? Monojit Lahiri explores nostal...
Read MoreWELCOME LOST IN SATIRICAL CHAOS
Lost in the Wilderness of Its Own Making: Arnab Banerjee reviews Welcome to the Jungle, finding a promising satirical premise ...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD: A BATTLE REMEMBERED FOREVER
A solemn and compelling tribute to courage, sacrifice, and national memory, reviewed by Arnab Banerjee, this film analysis exa...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD: WHEN HISTORY MEETS HISTRIONICS
Using violence, it feeds into the stereotype, The Bengal Files weaponizes memory and history, turning past wounds into present propaganda, ampl...
Read MoreTHOUGHT FACTORY: BOLLYWOOD HEROINES FROM GRACE TO GRIT
Monojit Lahiri attempts to objectively investigate this contentious issue, diving into generational perceptions of Bollywood h...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD: THIS WEEK, TWO WORLDS COLLIDE
This week in Indian cinema, two films explore love across divides—Dhadak 2 confronts caste and heartbreak with sober sincerity, ...
Read MoreRETROSCOPE: WAQT CHANGED HINDI FILMS FOREVER
Sixty years since its release, Waqt remains a landmark of Hindi cinema, introducing the ensemble cast format and modernising the &lsqu...
Read MoreBOLLYWOOD: REVIEW - TANVI THE GREAT
A heartfelt yet oversimplified tale of autism, Tanvi The Great delivers emotional highs but falters in depth, relying on sentiment ove...
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